At the USD 329 monthly board meeting March 20, the board heard presentations about a proposal of new tennis courts, feedback about girls wrestling and special education services.
Wabaunsee pursues move to Flint Hills League as MEL merges with Big 7
If accepted, Wabaunsee could be part of the Flint Hills league in the 2024-2025 school year.
3 students win regional journalism competitions
Three students claimed championships in the Kansas Scholastic Press Association regional competition last month.
329 Board takes next step to close MHES
The USD 329 school board voted 5-1 in a special meeting last week to hold a public hearing over closing Maple Hill Elementary. It’s the next step in a plan to close the Maple Hill building for the next school year.
FFA competes in veterinary science
The WHS Vet Science team competed at Prairie View High School last Thursday. They had an A-team and a B-team competing. “The A team did average and the B team got 2nd,” FFA adviser Danny Davis said.
329 board discusses league change, building closure
The future of the school in terms of league and consolidation was discussed at the most recent board meeting.
13 FCCLA STAR events qualify for state
Wabaunsee FCCLA competed in district STAR events February 1, qualifying 13 groups for the state competition in April.
EPA visits Wabaunsee to promote infrastructure bill
USD 329 received national attention and a visit from a cabinet-level official last week. The Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Michael Regan, visited Wabaunsee February 8. He came to speak to students, press, and the community about the new electric buses.
KAY receives Be the Spark grant
Wabaunsee High School’s Kansas Association of Youth (KAY) club received a $3,500 grant from Be The Spark to help continue funding the student nutrition bar.
Scholars bowl prepares for regionals
Scholars bowl finished its regular season Monday with a 5th place finish at the Mid-East League tournament. The team went 2-3 in pool play, losing its three matches by a total of 40 points, or four questions.
The Charger 