Hanover Schools

With the weather looking less than ideal, the Elementary Fun Day scheduled for tomorrow (May 6) has been postponed to May 15th at 10:00 am.

Thank you for your flexibility!

It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, and we want to take a moment to honor the dedicated professionals who go above and beyond every single day. Today—and every day—we thank them for their passion, patience, and commitment to our students.

Happy School Lunch Hero Day! Thank you to Amanda, Karen, Barb, Kathy, Doris and all other kitchen staff!

Great showing by the team today. Had 3 personal bests and an overall team best. The team placed 3rd and Hayden was tournament runner up!

Have a great week!

BVL Track Meet Order of Events
May 5th, 1:00

Last Call for Driver's Ed
Cost is $150
Drving Portion will take place late May/early June

Reminder that Junior High Track will take their sports pictures. All track team members need thier uniform for the group picture! FFA will also be taking their group photo!

Congratulations to Trinity Schlabach for receiving the Kansas Governors Scholar's Award. Trinity will be recognized May 3rd in Topeka.

The recognition ceremony honors the top academic 1% of Kansas high school seniors. Students are selected from accredited public and private schools in the state based on their academic achievements over the course of their high school years.

Great job Trinity!

"My Passion, Your Impact" — a reflective activity that celebrates the people who've shaped our graduates' lives. Each senior selected a person who has made a meaningful impact on them during their high school journey and wrote a personal letter expressing their gratitude and sharing how that person influenced who they are today. To bring their story to life, seniors chose an item that represents one of their passions — sports equipment, an instrument, an organization jacket, or something else entirely — and posed for a photo with their chosen person, holding that object. These powerful moments captured not only the relationships that matter most, but also the unique passions and interests that make each graduate who they are.

"My Passion, Your Impact" — a reflective activity that celebrates the people who've shaped our graduates' lives. Each senior selected a person who has made a meaningful impact on them during their high school journey and wrote a personal letter expressing their gratitude and sharing how that person influenced who they are today. To bring their story to life, seniors chose an item that represents one of their passions — sports equipment, an instrument, an organization jacket, or something else entirely — and posed for a photo with their chosen person, holding that object. These powerful moments captured not only the relationships that matter most, but also the unique passions and interests that make each graduate who they are.

The seniors attended Senior Send Off yesterday with Linn and Clifton/Clyde. They participated in engaging sessions covering topics that matter most as they head into the world: car maintenance, self-defense, mental health, financial literacy, nutrition, drugs and alcohol awareness, healthy relationships, and a student panel featuring recent graduates sharing insider tips on navigating life after high school. Thank you to the local businesses for the incredible generosity of donating items for our swag bags! We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the presenters who gave their time and expertise to share knowledge with our soon to be graduates. Your contributions made this day meaningful and memorable, and we know our Class of 2026 will carry these lessons with them wherever life takes them.

Good luck to our HS track team as they travel to Manhattan today, with a start time of 3:00.

Here is a live stream of the event: https://youtube.com/live/IeT31BWZlj4?feature=share

Attached is the order of events

Reminder that today is the last day to order your FFA Chicken BBQ meals! Pickup is on May 12th. There will be a very limited amount of extra meals available to order day of, so be sure to get your orders in to an FFA member or by emailing hjohnson@usd223.org. Payment is not needed until pickup!

The Kindergarten class has been working through their economic unit. They have learned about wants and needs, saving and spending, community helpers, and how people work to make money. First we helped our custodian Miss Katy cleaned the walls in our hallway and earned money. Then we walked to Mainstreet Market where we looked for different grocery items and used our money to buy a treat! A big thank you to Katy, Janet Fritschi, and Mainstreet Market for their help!

Good luck to our HS track team as they travel to Washington today!

Forms for little girls volleyball are due by Friday May 1st!!! Please make sure you get them turned in so shirts can be ordered over the weekend! Please contact Melissa Holle for any questions!

Congratulations to our HHS FBLA Chapter members for all their work to earn this award!

Good luck to our JH track team as travel to VH today. (Order of events attached) Also good luck to the golf team as they head to Seneca with their meet starting at 1:00.

Have a great week!