The Fort Scott High School Tiger Drama Camp presents “The Entire American Revolution (In 40 Minutes or Less)” by Eddie McPherson at 7 p.m. on May 29 and 30 at the FSHS Auditorium.
The camp is directed and designed by the FSHS Thespians and open to children going into 1st through 9th grades.
Pioneer Drama says, “History has never been so fun... or so fast! Flying through the major points of America’s quest for independence, this fast-and-loose comedy plays like a highlight reel of history in hilarious fashion! Sorry, Hamilton’s busy in a different play, but your audience will both laugh and learn as they watch patriots such as George Washington, Paul Revere, Samuel and John Adams, Patrick Henry, and Benjamin Franklin battle the vain King George III and his British soldiers. From the Boston Tea Party to the Battle of Bunker Hill (Did you know it was really Breed Hill?!) to the crossing of the Delaware and onward to the British surrender at Yorktown…”
The cast includes 25 students from the surrounding area while over a dozen high school students serve as directors and technical crew. FSHS recent graduates Levi Fairchild and Chris Newman serve as Directors and Thespians is directed by FSHS Theatre teacher Angie Bin.
Tickets are $5 and available at fortscotthighschool.ludus.com or at the door. Tickets are reserved seating and doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime.
FSHS Tiger Drama Camp was recently featured in the Show Me the Ozarks Magazine. The in-depth story can be found on the magazine’s website.
“The Entire American Revolution (In 40 Minutes or Less)” is produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama
Service, Denver, Colorado.
Contact: Angie Bin, 620-719-9622, angela.bin@usd234.org
The camp is directed and designed by the FSHS Thespians and open to children going into 1st through 9th grades.
Pioneer Drama says, “History has never been so fun... or so fast! Flying through the major points of America’s quest for independence, this fast-and-loose comedy plays like a highlight reel of history in hilarious fashion! Sorry, Hamilton’s busy in a different play, but your audience will both laugh and learn as they watch patriots such as George Washington, Paul Revere, Samuel and John Adams, Patrick Henry, and Benjamin Franklin battle the vain King George III and his British soldiers. From the Boston Tea Party to the Battle of Bunker Hill (Did you know it was really Breed Hill?!) to the crossing of the Delaware and onward to the British surrender at Yorktown…”
The cast includes 25 students from the surrounding area while over a dozen high school students serve as directors and technical crew. FSHS recent graduates Levi Fairchild and Chris Newman serve as Directors and Thespians is directed by FSHS Theatre teacher Angie Bin.
Tickets are $5 and available at fortscotthighschool.ludus.com or at the door. Tickets are reserved seating and doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime.
FSHS Tiger Drama Camp was recently featured in the Show Me the Ozarks Magazine. The in-depth story can be found on the magazine’s website.
“The Entire American Revolution (In 40 Minutes or Less)” is produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama
Service, Denver, Colorado.
Contact: Angie Bin, 620-719-9622, angela.bin@usd234.org
The last day of school for USD 234 is on Thursday, May 14th- it will also be a half day for students!
This is a great opportunity for students interested in soccer! Grades 2-8.
UPDATE: Law enforcement has determined there is no credible threat, and an all clear has been issued. The lockdown at Fort Scott High School has been lifted.
During the investigation, law enforcement determined that similar threats were reported at several schools in the area. Law enforcement personnel will continue to remain present at the high school through dismissal out of an abundance of caution.
All students and staff are safe.
We would like to thank our local law enforcement agencies, staff, students, parents, and community members for their cooperation, patience, and support throughout this situation. The safety and security of our students and staff will always remain our highest priority.
During the investigation, law enforcement determined that similar threats were reported at several schools in the area. Law enforcement personnel will continue to remain present at the high school through dismissal out of an abundance of caution.
All students and staff are safe.
We would like to thank our local law enforcement agencies, staff, students, parents, and community members for their cooperation, patience, and support throughout this situation. The safety and security of our students and staff will always remain our highest priority.
Fort Scott USD 234 has been made aware of a threat called in to the Fort Scott Police Department toward Fort Scott High School. As a precautionary measure, the high school has been placed on lockdown and law enforcement is actively responding and investigating the situation.
At this time, we respectfully ask parents and community members to refrain from coming to the high school campus, as additional traffic and activity could hinder law enforcement operations and emergency response efforts.
The safety and security of our students and staff remain our top priority. We will continue to work closely with law enforcement and will share additional information as details become available.
Thank you for your cooperation, patience, and support.
At this time, we respectfully ask parents and community members to refrain from coming to the high school campus, as additional traffic and activity could hinder law enforcement operations and emergency response efforts.
The safety and security of our students and staff remain our top priority. We will continue to work closely with law enforcement and will share additional information as details become available.
Thank you for your cooperation, patience, and support.
It's School Nurses Day! Missy Reynolds, Heather Geiger, Stacy Sauerwein, and Kayla Geier- thank you for taking great care of our students!
i-Ready results from the spring diagnostics will be coming home with students soon. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to your child's teacher or building principals. We are very proud of our students, teachers, and staff on the academic growth that has been made this year.
Our High School Students are gearing up for their future! Take a look at the SkillsUSA Kansas Friday Flash Newsletter, and see what our students are up to:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xq-c_9Wk3-dQrImSX9ZU1i1W17kQeoPTNAMj3ntVHls/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xq-c_9Wk3-dQrImSX9ZU1i1W17kQeoPTNAMj3ntVHls/edit?usp=sharing
Happy Lunch Hero Day! We have some of the best cooks in our district. Along with that, we have awesome kitchen managers and a wonderful food service director. Thank you for feeding our district!
Thank you to our amazing principals here at USD 234- Jeff Johnson, DJ Brown, Yasmina Query, Chris Garzone, and Nick Johnson. We are grateful for all you do in our district and for our students!
It's National Physical Education & Sports Week! Thank you to Caleb Hendricks, Danny Larsen, Dakota Hall, Kiel Simas, Bridgett Lancaster, Tracey Bogina, and Johnathan Stark. These amazing physical education teachers keep our students moving & healthy!
Yesterday, USD 234 participated in the Special Olympics Kansas Southeast Region Traditional Track & Field Competition! Thank you to our staff for their hard work and supporting our students. Our Athletes did amazing!
The art students at FSMS cannot wait to show you their amazing creations! Please join us for their art show on May 5th from 5-7pm in the wind room at the middle school.
It's School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! We applaud your early mornings & safe driving- thanks for going the extra mile!
Teacher appreciation week is just around the corner. Please help us out in recognizing our USD 234 teachers that bring so much to our district each and every day. Their impact on our students reaches far beyond academics. Let’s come together to show our gratitude and appreciation.
Please fill out the form below if you would like to recognize a USD 234 teacher. Once the form is submitted, comments will be collected and delivered to teachers during teacher appreciation week (5.4-5.8).
Teacher Appreciation Form-
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Please fill out the form below if you would like to recognize a USD 234 teacher. Once the form is submitted, comments will be collected and delivered to teachers during teacher appreciation week (5.4-5.8).
Teacher Appreciation Form-
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There will be no school for USD 234 on Friday, April 24th due to a staff Health Fair/PLC Day.
Happy Administrative Professionals Day! A BIG thank you to our secretaries/administrative assistants. Diana Heckman, Pam Hutchison, Rhonda Dawson, Angie DeLaTorre, Rachel Fields, Annette Bohlken, Lauren Engstrom, Kenda Schmidt, Jessica Johnson, Kelli Mintz, Amanda Hall, Tammy Catron, Tammy Matkin, Candace Jobe, & Haley Houdashelt- Your essential roles keep our district running smoothly!
USD 234 would like to give a big congratulations to Dr. Michelle Laubenstein! Over the weekend, she was named a semifinalist for the Kansas Teacher of the Year award. This is a phenomenal honor and a well-deserved accomplishment. Thank you for going above and beyond for our students!
Our district had Four High School Math Teachers present at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Spring Conference last month. They traveled to New Orleans to go over how they teach math in CNC Machining. These special ladies did a great job representing our district during this wonderful opportunity!
USD 234 has various job openings available. You can view these and apply at: https://usd234.schoolspring.com
