Charger Ink has leftover Fall Sports clothing on the CHARGER INK store. Also check out the PINK OUT and BAND gear. Orders for these close Oct 1st at noon. https://chargerinkstores.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Attention WHS Seniors: Kansas Apply FREE Days are almost here!
October 5 - 9, 2026 students can apply for admission to most KS colleges and/or programs with NO APPLICATION COST!
WHS Seniors, please take advantage of this opportunity and apply to any and all colleges, universities or technical programs that you might be interested in after graduation. Mrs. Meinhardt will be available for help with applications during these days as well.
Reminder for WHS Charger Seniors and Guardians: Our FAFSA Information Night is tonight at 6:30pm in the WHS Library! A college financial aid representative will be explaining the FAFSA process and will be available to answer all your questions. If you are ready to begin filling out the FAFSA, you can also receive help with that process as well. See you tonight!
* Homecoming
* Rural Grant
* Underground Choir
* Yearbook / Newspaper Ad Sales
Today's Homecoming Festivities Bus Route Notification
With Homecoming activities taking place at the high school today, all students will be released from Alma at the end of the school day.
Afternoon bus routes, including hub stops in McFarland, Paxico, and Maple Hill, will run approximately 10 minutes earlier than usual today. Please plan to be at these stops a little earlier to pick up your student.
We appreciate your flexibility as we include all of our students in today’s Homecoming festivities!
JH B/C 🏐 volleyball went 2-0 today in their home tri vs Council Grove & Onaga; HS 🏐 was at Lyndon, JV went 1-1 & V went 2-0; HS JV 🏈 hosted Onaga, winning 22-0
There will be FOUR Pink Out Nights. Details on the link.
Orders due Oct 1st at noon. If for the JH VB night on Oct 5 order by 9/25 at noon.
https://pinkout-2026.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Charger Nation!
We’re excited to welcome Allen Meat Processing, Alta Vista Meat Co., Diamond A Meat Processing, and Bowser Meat Processing as partners in USD 329’s Livestock Donation Program.
One of our goals was to create processing options in every direction for area ranchers. That matters because many processors are booked weeks—or even a month or two—out. By building a broader network of trusted local partners, ranchers have a much better chance of finding an available processor when an unexpected or time-sensitive situation comes up. It gives donors more flexibility, supports local businesses, and helps us keep high-quality local beef moving into meals for our students. Local cattle. Local processors. Local kids.
Charger Nation working together.
