HS🏐 battled through a long day at the league tournament, going 3-2 to finish 3rd on the day; they also were the regular season league champs
Girls Tennis are sending 5 to state as Leah/Ava took 1st in doubles with Michelle/Emmie finishing 2nd in doubles and Talen 4th in singles. They finished as the overall Regional Champs as well!
2026 regional tennis team
Talen, Leah, Ava, Emmie, and Michelle have all qualified for the state tournament next weekend. They will play semi finals and final rounds tomorrow in Marysville.
State Tennis Shirts on sale until Sunday, October 11 until 8:00 pm.
https://statetennis2026.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Wabaunsee Junior High has the following job opening for the 2026–2027 school year:
Positions: Full Time Educational Associate
Please have them contact the District Office at mgehrt@usd329.org or call 785-765-3394
Positions: Full Time Educational Associate
Please have them contact the District Office at mgehrt@usd329.org or call 785-765-3394
Issue 7 of "The Charger" https://shorturl.at/KqxPb
* From Pasture to Plate
* Comfort Zones Challenged
* JH FCA
* From Pasture to Plate
* Comfort Zones Challenged
* JH FCA
WJH & WHS Fall Concert
October 27th 7:00 pm
Wabaunsee High School Auditorium
October 27th 7:00 pm
Wabaunsee High School Auditorium
HS🏐 sweeps Cair Paravel on the road as JV went 1-0 and varsity battled to 2-0, taking both matches in 3 sets
Reminder to WHS Seniors: Today is the start of KS Apply FREE Days! Stop by and see Mrs. Meinhardt if you have questions or need assistance with your applications!
HS🏈 comeback bid at Jackson Heights comes up a little short, 14-18
Our students are more than kids in a classroom. They are neighbors, leaders, and a meaningful part of what makes our community strong.
For the third year, WJHS and WHS Chargers are volunteering at every monthly meeting of Alma’s Open Door group. They serve meals, wait tables, and spend time visiting with our older community members. Their service is free, but the conversations, connections, and smiles carry real value. Every month, their presence means something to the people they serve.
Our Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council demonstrates another kind of contribution. These students meet with me quarterly to address the district’s “big rocks”—the important issues and priorities that shape their education. They share their experiences, ask thoughtful questions, and advise me as we work to make the student experience in USD 329 world-class. Their voices help shape our decisions.
Both pictures show learning in action: building relationships, accepting responsibility, listening, and serving others. These are lessons our students will carry well beyond graduation.
We are proud of what our Chargers are learning...and what they are already giving back.
For the third year, WJHS and WHS Chargers are volunteering at every monthly meeting of Alma’s Open Door group. They serve meals, wait tables, and spend time visiting with our older community members. Their service is free, but the conversations, connections, and smiles carry real value. Every month, their presence means something to the people they serve.
Our Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council demonstrates another kind of contribution. These students meet with me quarterly to address the district’s “big rocks”—the important issues and priorities that shape their education. They share their experiences, ask thoughtful questions, and advise me as we work to make the student experience in USD 329 world-class. Their voices help shape our decisions.
Both pictures show learning in action: building relationships, accepting responsibility, listening, and serving others. These are lessons our students will carry well beyond graduation.
We are proud of what our Chargers are learning...and what they are already giving back.
❤️🤍💙 Charger pride starts with people who care!
Today, we celebrate our custodial team for the hard work they do to keep our schools clean, safe, and ready for learning. From early mornings to the cleanup after evening events, their care makes a difference for every student and staff member.
To our custodians: Thank you for taking pride in our schools and caring for our Charger family. We appreciate you!
Today, we celebrate our custodial team for the hard work they do to keep our schools clean, safe, and ready for learning. From early mornings to the cleanup after evening events, their care makes a difference for every student and staff member.
To our custodians: Thank you for taking pride in our schools and caring for our Charger family. We appreciate you!
JH🏐 hosted Chase County today and came away with the sweep as both A team and B/C team went 2-0
Important Notice: Tonight’s Wabaunsee Junior High football game, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. in Alma, has been POSTPONED to Monday, October 5, at 5:00 p.m. at the High School football field in Alma.
Parents of JH football players: Please pick up your players tonight at the Wabaunsee High School gym in Alma.
Parents of JH football players: Please pick up your players tonight at the Wabaunsee High School gym in Alma.
Issue 6 of "The Charger" https://shorturl.at/KqxPb
* KSHSAA Classification Change
* RealityU
* New Students
* Art
* Bus Driver Shortage
***UPDATE*** Due to wet conditions/forecast the JH cross country at Council Grove and the HS home tennis meet (both on 10/1) have been cancelled and will not be rescheduled. Recognition for senior tennis players will now take place on 10/13 at the home volleyball matches.
Child Find Screening Available
Clean sweep for HS🏐 tonight as JV and V both go 2-0 at home against Council Grove
KSHSAA Regional Volleyball assignments are available at https://www.kshsaa.org/react/activity/assignments/volleyball/Regional/5/2; top 4 seeds will host a quad on Monday, Oct. 19
KSHSAA Sub-State Cross Country assignments can be found at https://www.kshsaa.org/react/activity/assignments/cross%20country/Sub-State/60/0; Wabaunsee will be hosting (first time since 2020); this is also the 1st year of the new sub-state format featuring a seeding system