USD 336 Enrollment for 2025-2026 PK and New students. Great opportunity for new parents or return PK parents!
High school student, Abigail Dement has received Honorable Mention during the Kansas Youth Art Month celebration on Saturday. Congratulations, Abigail!!
Congratulations to the Boys Golf Team as they earned 2nd place medals shooting a team score of 349 at the Royal Valley Golf Tournament played Firekeeper.
Individual Medalists at the tournament were:
Brody Meyer 5th (82)
Korben Fox 7th (83)
Easton Moulin 9th (84)
Parents of Sophomores!
Monday, March 31st, is day one of the English State Assessment. Encourage your student to do their best and show off what they know! Our goal, as a school, is to beat the State average. Math State Assessment starts on Friday!
Go Cats!
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Congratulations to the following Holton Girls & Boys B'ball Players earning Big East All-League for the 2024 - 2025 basketball season.
Elizabeth Schuster - 2nd
Brooke Willcott - 2nd Team
Brayden Peek - 2nd Team
HHS Stuco members participated in the 2025 Washburn Leadership Challenge Event™ (WLCE™) on March 6 & 7. Participating students were Sophie Goombi, Dalton Peters, Jacob Warner, Stormi Goudie, and Hunter Segenhagen.
The WLCE is an annual event hosted by the Washburn University Aleshire Center for Leadership and Community Engagement. It is a unique inter-scholastic leadership competition which provides high school students an opportunity to participate in an organized competition that simulates real-life experiences. The WLCE™ challenges students to address a variety of problems and situations where the outcome of the simulation is dependent on the leadership decisions made throughout the course of the competition. Student teams compete to fulfill the challenges and overcome the obstacles placed before them in a manner that demonstrates exemplary leadership knowledge and execution. Students took on leadership roles for the city of “Metropolis” to lead a campaign to elect a new mayor while competing against 29 other high school teams.
Join the Holton USD 336 team. Positions available immediately! Apply now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeM0y8vAd0fLqA5oNdMsxhtyn9UhcTRQ7rKnVwYP1QjNJHqdQ/viewform
Join the Holton USD 336 team for the 2025-26 school year!
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Parents,
See the attached images for information regarding Prom.
Thanks,
Jeremy Truelove, HHS Principal
Come and participate in the Holton HS Lift-A-Thon tonight.
First lifts will take place at 6:30pm.
Come watch and support the students show off their improvements from the weight lifting program this school year.
Congratulations to our Holton students!
HHS students are getting a hands-on learning experience with 3 pigs. They are visiting the farm weekly to tend to them and learning about the life of pigs.
Holton is looking for a dynamic and energetic administrator to serve as the Assistant Principal/Athletic Director for the 2025-26 school year!
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Post Prom Shirt Order
Wednesday, March 5, a few students from Holton Middle School shared their journalism experiences with our preschool morning classes. Tara Hurt's students presented a picture book about journalism while reading it aloud to each preschool class. Then our preschool students shared some of their thoughts and ideas about what they want to be when "they grow up." Some students remembered and shared their memories of the community helpers who came to our preschool in the fall. Afterward, our preschool students drew a picture of what they want to be some day. Then the middle school students assisted our young learners by writing a few words on the page about their picture (which was dictated by the preschool student). :)
The middle school students were fantastic and did a great job with this activity. We hope they come back soon!
Special visitors, Dr. Randy Watson, Kansas State Department of Education Commissioner and Danny Zeck, Kansas State Board of Education District 1 Representative were our guests this morning at Holton Elementary, Tiny Paws Daycare, and Holton Preschool.
While visiting the preschool, Dr. Watson read, "There Was an Old Lady
Who Swallowed a Fly" while our very own Mrs. Thompson created a visual representation of the story using an "old lady puppet." The students were very attentive and engaged - all 56 of them!
Dr. Watson and Mr. Zeck also visited our Tiny Paws Daycare to "play" for a few minutes. Our little wildcats enjoyed telling them all about their imaginative play and ideas.
Dr. Watson and Mr. Zeck also observed two Kindergarten rooms. Students were learning a phonics concept as well as using that concept in a written format.
We were very excited to host our two guests today!
Spirit Squad Tryouts Information Flyer
2025 Holton Youth Art Month Exhibition - Join us as we showcase all grade level art projects from Kindergarten all the way up to High School on the north side of the square.
