Congratulations to our Multi-Activity Students that have been a part of three or more sanctioned NSAA activities this school year. See the flyer for more details. You can find a complete list here:
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Top Ten schools here:
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Just a reminder the students attending the HAL trip on Thursday, April 9, will be leaving Tryon at 6:20 a.m. and picking up in North Platte at 6:55. We plan to return back to North Platte by 5:00 p.m. and Tryon around 5:35. Lunch will be provided through HAL funds.
SVM Junior High tracksters, the expo will leave tomorrow at 7:40 a.m from Tryon. We will meet Stapleton at the softball fields at 8:15. Remember to bring a hat, sunscreen, water, and lunch/snacks for the day.
Come support and celebrate the FFA year!
Enjoy one more day of break! No school Monday. Good luck to our spring sports groups. FFA officer applications due this week.
Sending out a birthday shoutout! Happy Birthday Gracie! We hope you have a spectacular day!
Shout Out to our favorite Librarian today! Thank you Ms. Melvin!
On Wednesday, April 1st, the freshman class held its annual Easter egg hunt in the gym due to weather. Students in K-4 enjoyed the hunt. Students in 5-6 enjoyed theirs earlier due to scheduling conflicts.
Thank you goes out to Mr. David Olson for donating a table saw to the McPherson County woods department. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
The Sophomore Class is once again sell Beef Sticks as their class fundraiser! The sticks have been extremely well received the past few years. If you would like to support the Class of 2028 please contact Ava, Carsyn, Gage, Kylee, or Pierce. You can also contact McPherson County Schools at 308-587-2262.
Due to the weather, the MCS Easter Egg Hunt will be in the high school gym at 2:30 p.m. today, April 1st. All area children are invited. Please share!
The Kindergarten & First Grade science class investigated how one object can exert force on another object to make it move.
Middle school members also had the opportunity to listen to the Ag Literacy finals speakers. FFA members rounded the day out with attending the final session of the 98th Nebraska State FFA Convention! They listened to brief remarks from NE Men's Basketball Coach Fred Hoiberg, listened to National FFA Officer, Claire Woeppel representing Nebraska, the finalists for the Stars Over Nebraska (elite proficiency awards area), and CDE awards. We ended the session with the installation of the 2026-2027 State Officer Election.
Middle school FFA members also participated in the ag quiz bowl competition. They did well with this also making it to the quarterfinals in their round.
Middle school members participated in the people in ag poster event. They had worked on this project in class and then presented at state convention. Students interviewed six different people that fell into six different pathways within agriculture. They learned about different careers within agriculture. Members were nervous to present but stepped up to the challenge and did very well. Great work!
Sending out a birthday shoutout! Happy Birthday Mrs. Bay! We hope you have an awesome day!
The MS started their day with workshops hosted by The Leadership Center. Members networked with others across the state.
Middle school FFA members joined our chapter on Thursday evening to participate and compete in their events on Friday.
Career Development Event - Livestock management team competing at NE State FFA Convention. This is mainly a team oriented contest focusing on six livestock species and an individual test over ag leaders and industry rankings.
McPherson County FFA member and our Chapter Secretary was selected to participate in the Ag Issues Academy at the NE State FFA Convention. This was a great opportunity to learn about ag law and policy as well as meet NE state senators.
