Linn Schools

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!!!!

This morning, our Seniors crushed it during our Apply Kansas event! Every single senior took a big step toward their future by completing at least one college application or job application!

We are so proud of their hard work, determination, and excitement for what’s ahead. The future is bright, and this is just the beginning.

#ApplyKansas #SeniorSuccess #Classof2026 #FutureReady

3 months ago, Jenna Celsi

Please spread the word! FCCLA will be hosting a blood drive Monday, November 3rd! We would truly appreciate the community's participation to help us meet our goal! Thank you!
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=Linn

3 months ago, Addison Bott

GAMEDAY NOTIFICATION

3 months ago, Trevor Kuhlman

The Washington County Health Department will be offering Flu shots to students on October 14th. Please fill out the form at the link below by October 13th to participate. Flu shots will only be given to those who have a form filled out.

https://www.nightingalenotes.com/cf/bntkkjkuuvfig

Spanish: https://www.nightingalenotes.com/cf/bntsavmaupeah

3 months ago, Kristin Kruse

JH GAMEDAY NOTIFICATION

3 months ago, Trevor Kuhlman

BIA

3 months ago, Trevor Kuhlman

Congrats to the volleyball team for bringing home the title today at Rock Hills. Awesome job ladies!

3 months ago, Trevor Kuhlman

TOURNAMENT NOTIFICATION

3 months ago, Trevor Kuhlman

Reminder, Buddy Cheer will perform at halftime tonight. Information in the flyer, girls may wear shorts!

3 months ago, Trevor Kuhlman

Linn FFA traveled to Jefferson County North yesterday for the Northeast Area Land Judging Contest. We saw quite a bit of improvement from last week. Team - 6th Cade Hiltgen - 23rd Max Welch - 24th Liam Voelker - 35th Jayden Schoenberger - 42nd

3 months ago, Michael Wright

GAMEDAY NOTIFICATION

3 months ago, Trevor Kuhlman

As part of their ecology unit, the Freshmen immersed themselves in our native habit, the tall grass prairie, with the help of the wonderful staff and volunteers at the Konza Prairie Biological Station. This habitat which once covered 170 million acres, has been reduced to less than 4% of its original size, most of which is in our Flint Hills region. While at Konza, students conducted grass surveys in upland and lowland areas in order to learn about native grasses, and specifically examine the effects of water on the prairie. They then took a docent guided hike around Butterfly Hill learning about native plants, animals, limestone, and human impact on the prairie.

3 months ago, Olguin