Keya Paha County Schools

Schedule of Events for West Holt HS Track Meet, April, 21st

On Friday of the State FFA Convention, students got the opportunity to meet their state senator in person, watch a legislation session, learn how a Bill becomes a law and learning about the capitol.

Welding Team placed 4th. Wyatt- 7th TIG Welding Cinch- 16th Arc Welding Tate- 15th Oxyfuel Welding Beau-16th MIG Welding

Schedule of events for O’Neil HS Track Meet on April 12th (Tuesday)

The O’Neill HS Track meet scheduled for Thursday April 14th has been moved to Tuesday April 12th. Field events start at 10:00 am and running events at 11:00 am.

Tours and FFA Expo

The Welding team have made it to finals! They will be on stage at 12:30pm Friday April 8th to find out their team placing. Wyatt Prewitt will also be on stage as he made it in the top 10. He will find out his placing on stage as well.

Natural Resources and Welding team finished competing!

Due to high winds we will not be sending athletes to RC for track practice today 4/7/22. Mr. Stephen will be having JH & HS track practice @ KP after school.

Schedule of events for the O'Neill JH Track Meet

Floriculture Team is competing this morning.

Schedule for the Knights Junior High Track Meet on April 12th in Bassett

The April schedule for After School Enrichment will be the 7th, 21st, and 28th.

Order of events for West Hokt Junior High Meet

The 1st and 2nd graders enjoyed learning about friction drag and pressure drag through the Extreme Engineering -Against the Wind Program.

Animal Science is hatching chicks and ducks are next!

KPCS held Kindergarten Round-Up on March 31st. There were four excited students present. The day was spent doing many different activities, with my kindergarten class being excellent role models and helpers.

There will be NO junior high track practice on Monday the 4th!

Senior Spotlight: Samantha Connell Future plans: Samantha plans to attend Wayne State College and major in graphic design.

Yesterday all the sophomores participated in “Intro To Life” in Valentine with several area sophomores. They were given careers and completed a budget after discussing choices on thirteen finance topics including housing, groceries, insurance and transportation with an expert in that area. There were police officers giving “tickets” and counselors to check budgets. Along with budgets, there were several life skill stations, including auto care, pet care, sewing a button, writing thank yous, interview skills, and many others. Lastly, the students all took the Clifton Strengthfinder and learned about their strengths. It was a busy and very educational day. Several sophomores said “life is expensive” and “I need a better job”.