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District Spelling Bee held on February 10
The USD 399 district spelling bee was held on Wednesday, February 10 at 9:00 a.m. Eight competitors (2 each from Grades 5-8) began the competition. Those eight were Isabelle Cotterill (8), Kizzie Shelton (8), Caylie Lyle (7), . . .
Free Meals Offered
Children ages 18 and younger can receive free meals at a nearby school that offers a summer food service program. The meals are free and sites offer a breakfast and lunch daily. For more information on a site near you - please go . . .
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS, STAFF, PARENTS -- INFORMATION NEEDED FOR THE 2020 YEARBOOK
Because we do not have Spring athletics and possibly won't have Prom or Graduation the Yearbook staff is asking for help filling those pages. Below please see what we are asking you to email to Mr. Grafel. Send any . . .
IMPORTANT!! -- BREAKFAST AND LUNCH DELIVERY INFORMATION
We will serve "to go" meals from the high school, Paradise gym & Pit Stop Oil in Waldo. A full lunch meal with milk will be handed out along with cereal, fruit & milk for the next day's breakfast This is . . .
Natoma Spelling Bee
The Spelling Bee was held on January 28th in the High School Commons. The following students competed: Morgan Finkenbinder, Harley Foarde, Caylie Lyle, Kelden Rubottom, Hannah Koelling, MaKayla Murphy, Elsie Finkenbinder, and Hayley . . .
2019-2020 School Calendar and Activities Schedule
Please click on the links to the right to see the 2019-2020 school calendar and activities schedule.
Students Attend FHSU Tech Fair
On Friday, April 27 the Students from the Industrial Technology and Agriculture Education Departments attended the FHSU Tech Fair. Results are follows: JH Communication Gracyn, Ashton, Jillian, Ava . . .
Bray Finishes as Russell County Spelling Bee Runner-up
Jeremy Bray, an 8th grader, was named the runner-up at the Russell County Spelling Bee held on January 29 at Russell. Other Paradise students that competed were Derek George (8th grade), KC Conlin(7th grade), Sara Riley (7th grade), . . .
Paradise Spelling Bee
The Paradise spelling bee was held on Thursday, January 18. Students fought long and hard to be the best speller they could be. In the end we finally had three remaining spellers. Elsie Finkenbinder (6th grade) was . . .
Natoma HS Wood Processing program receives boost from Dane G. Hansen Foundation
The Natoma High School Wood Processing class just finished cutting and drying a load of lumber that they will use for their projects this year. Although this is nothing new to the Natoma program, which has cut its own wood since 2012, . . .
NHS Receives Grant from Dane G. Hansen Community Grant Fund through the Osborne County Community Foundation!
Over this past summer, Natoma High School received a grant in the amount of $4916.00 to purchase new projectors for the HS commons and HS drafting room from the Dane G. Hansen Community Grant Fund through the Osborne County Community . . .
EXTRA! EXTRA! Order Your Yearbook
Order your Yearbooks 2017-2018 for the low price of $30. Contact Mr.Grafel, Bon Pongsuwan, Emily Cotterill, or Emily Wagoner. We also have 2017 books at $30 and older yearbooks available for reduced prices (contact Mr. . . .
2017-18 IMPORTANT DATES - PHYSICALS, CALENDAR
PHYSICALS WILL BE GIVEN AT THE SCHOOL ON FRIDAY, JUNE 30 FROM 8:30 - 11:30. TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT, CALL 785-885-4849 OR STOP BY THE HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE. FOR NEXT YEAR'S CALENDAR CLICK ON 2017-18 CALENDAR.
City Clean-up Day
The Natoma High School, Junior High, and Elementary students made the city look great to celebrate Earth Day. Students and faculty picked up trash, trimmed and removed branches, cleaned and painted city buildings, collected old . . .
In the Spirit of Christmas
In the Spirit of Christmas, the annual Angel Tree project brought the "reason for the season" to life in Natoma. The annual event is organized by the "Tis the Season" committee, Bonnie Rubottom, and the Natoma . . .
NATOMA WINS MASCOT CONTEST!!
A new mascot costume will be given to Natoma High School because of the Mascot Mania contest sponsored by KAKE-TV and Wichita State. A big thank you to all who took the time to vote each and every day during the last two-plus months. . . .
MASCOT VOTING CONTINUES UNTIL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4
Everyone's continued voting is needed for the mascot giveaway. We are in a tight battle for first place. Please continue to vote until Friday, November 4. Thank you for your time in doing this worthwhile project.
A Heroic Homecoming
Homecoming 2016 was a big success from preschool students to faculty participating in the spirit days throughout the week. Monday-mismatch day, Tuesday-twin day, Wedensday-western day, Thrusday- terrible/terriffic day . . .
Homecoming Spirit Week
To see the spirit of the day click on the picture.
TIGERS WIN FIRST ROUND OF MASCOT MANIA -- CONTINUE TO VOTE FOR MASCOT COSTUME
To vote click on the link: http://kake.secondstreetapp.com/l/Mascot-Mania-2016/Ballot/CentralGreatBendHaysRusselletc THANKS TO ALL OF OUR FAITHFUL SUPPORTERS, OUR SCHOOL HAS WON THE FIRST ROUND OF THE MASCOT MANIA . . .
Students and Staff Clean Up the City
On Wednesday, May 4th the Natoma Junior High and High School students and staff worked the entire day cleaning up the city. Other community members were also on hand to help with the project co-sponsored by Natoma HS Student . . .
Students and Staff Clean Up the City (cont'd)
More pictures from May 4th clean up day.
Kansas Investments Developing Scholars Grant
For information click on KIDS.
English Department Receives RCACF Grant
Our school, through the graciousness of the Russell County Area Community Foundation, has purchased "Collections," a new language arts through Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishers. RCACF provided a grant to fund half of . . .
Seniors Awarded Scholarships
Natoma High School 2015 Scholarship Listing Nichole Ann Carrieri – Dane Hansen scholarship, Gail Sarver Memorial Scholarship, McFadden Memorial Scholarship, and Southwind Bank Captains Club . . .
1982-2014 YEARBOOKS FOR SALE
Do you want to relive the past? If so, the Journalism class is selling excess yearbooks from past years. We have books mostly from the 1980s to the present but have some books from years previous to that. If you are . . .
