Half of eligible WHS students voted last week. Read why they voted, or why they stayed home.
329 Board discusses options after bond failure
The USD 329 board of education discussed the recent bond election at length during last week’s meeting.
District responds to failed bond vote
By a margin of 69 votes, the USD 329 bond issue failed. In its second attempt to pass a bond since 2020, the $17.9 million bond failed by 4 percent, 948-879.
Maple Hill, Paxico city councils release resolutions addressing USD 329 bond vote
Two of the towns in the USD 329 district released resolutions addressing the upcoming bond vote.
Charger wins State Fair Scholastic Press Corps print competition
The Charger was named the grand Champion of the print division of the Kansas State Fair Scholastic Press Corps.
USD 329 students, staff discuss need for bond
There are a lot of mixed opinions in the community about the upcoming bond election. But among students and staff, most agree that the current state of the buildings is unacceptable.
329 Board discusses plans for buildings
The USD 329 school board discussed several issues related to the upcoming bond vote at its October 10 meeting in Maple Hill.
329 to vote on $17.95 million bond
Wabaunsee voters will have an opportunity to weigh in on the future of the district next month as USD 329 seeks to pass a $17.95 million bond. If passed, the bond will provide necessary changes and repairs to keep the district running smoothly, while moving all students to a K-12 campus in Alma.
WHS stays in 2A classification
Wabaunsee stays classified as a 2A school for the 2022-2023 year. With 131 students, the Kansas State High School Activities Association, puts WHS along with 64 other schools from a range of 110 to 173 students, including St. Marys and Mission Valley.
Yellow Ribbon, FCA promote Suicide Awareness Month
September is Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month. This year, Yellow Ribbon and Fellowship of Christian Athletes clubs put together a week of activities and events to promote mental health and bring attention to suicide prevention.
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