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Wellington USD 353 students have been challenged to find "real-life" learning opportunities and the 6th grade students did not have to go far to find one. 

The annual WE LIKE IKE parade took place Thursday on PLUM ST. here in Wellington. All Eisenhower students, with police escort, paraded south on PLUM to the Brookdale Assisted Living establishment. Then, by class, the Eagles sang patriotic songs to the residents under the direction of their music teacher Pam Thompson. A superb performance by all of the classes.

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MONDAY OCT 15, 2018

Congratulations to WMS 8th Grader Jaxson Irey! Jaxson finished in first place today at the Sumner County Spelling Bee held at WMS. Coming in 2nd was WMS 6th Grader Rachel Ewing! Congrats to both Rachel and Jaxson - WAY TO REPRESENT KNIGHTS!!

The WHS scholars bowl team was 1 of 30 teams who competed in the pre-season Entertainment tournament Thursday at Wichita West HS.  All questions asked revolved around Entertainment.  When all questions had been asked and answered, WHS walked away with 2nd place!  Congratulations to team members (L to R) Lydia Dridi, Julia Starnes, Dakota Lynnes, Tanner Dillon, Mason Lough, Gabe Hyer.

It's a great day to be a Crusader!

Eisenhower Eagles were greeted by the Crusader Football Squad Friday morning as they arrived for school. An assembly followed, with talk about leadership, how do you provide it, etc. The players and students spent quality time together before all had to return to their respective buildings and classrooms.

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The WMS and WHS Choirs had their first performances of the 2018-2019 school year (if you don't count the awesome Lawn Concert just before school began in August!), at Wellington High School Tuesday evening, under the direction of Jessica Coldwell and accompanied on the piano with Jeanie Escobar. Musical selections were as follows:

KNIGHT CHOIR (no pics, sorry!)
September...Arr. Mark Brymev

6th GRADE CHOIR
Haida...Arr. Henry Leck
O Music...Arr. Doreen Rao

The Wellington "Potluck" Community Dinner took place Monday evening at the Knights of Columbus Hall in downtown Wellington. Table hosts (volunteers from the community) provided side dishes, drinks and tableware...Mrs. Karla Lawless from WHS and her FAC students provided the meat, tables and chairs. The meal was FREE for those that stopped in. The event ran from 5:45pm until around 7:00pm.

Courtesy Pics - WHS Yearbook (Abby Mohr and Averie Burns)