WHS sophomore pianist Ethan Brungardt performed at the 2024 KSHSAA State Piano Festival on Saturday, February 17th, at Wichita State University. His competition performance earned him a coveted 1 rating, the highest possible.
Members of the Wellington Noon Lions Club hosted a delicious Taco Dinner in the WHS commons area before last Thursday’s basketball games. The enthusiastic group dished out approximately 300 fried tacos, along with chips & salsa, and homemade desserts.
Recently, Wellington’s elementary students from kindergarten through 5th grade embarked on an exciting educational adventure called Body Venture. Hosted at Memorial Auditorium, this immersive presentation featured a colossal 50 x 55-foot blow-up structure housing 11 interactive learning stations.
The Wellington Crusader Solar Team proudly represented WHS and the community at the SunPowered Competition held on Monday, February 5th, in Topeka. The event served as a platform for the team to showcase their expertise in solar energy technologies, highlighting their dedication to sustainable solutions.
Memorial Auditorium transformed into a magical ballroom for the Candyland Dance, where daddies, daughters, and guests gathered for an enchanting evening. The event, organized by the Wellington Recreation Commission, featured frilly dresses, a delightful dinner, and plenty of dancing.
If you’ve attended a WHS basketball game, winter sports tournament, or program recently in the WHS main gym, you’ve likely marveled at the state-of-the-art Digital Scoreboards that now grace the gym. While initially perceived as a tool for keeping score, these cutting-edge screens are more than meets the eye—they offer limitless opportunities for creativity and engagement.
Representatives from Kanokla and Sumner-Cowley Electric Cooperative (SCEC) recently engaged with WHS students during lunch to share information about the exciting youth tours and scholarship opportunities both organizations have available.