Reardan Weekly

Friday, Sept 22nd during halftime of the high school football game the 3/4 and 5/6 pop warner football teams will be introduced and "pass the helmet" to fundraise for Reardan Youth Football. The teams will also be hosting their first home games on Saturday, Sept 23rd, 3/4 plays at 11:00 am and 5/6 at 1:00 pm. They will be selling pulled pork sandwich meals to continue to fundraise for Reardan Youth Football! Come out and support these boys!!

Class of 2025 has started their fundraising efforts for their Senior trip with a bang!

Thanks to all of the kid and parent volunteers who have been at the FB and VB home games selling concession items. Come and support them at the next home game.

MS and HS picture day was last week. If your student missed it, they can take them on the retake day October 20.

Thank you to all the parents keeping up on all of their child's absences and using the attendance line. If you haven't used it yet, it's very easy! Call 509-381-1312 and leave a message.

HS Bus rider of the week Lucian Hoefer grade 9, with his buddy Spur

He received a Kicken Koffee card

IMPORTANT SCHEDULE UPDATES:

Monday September 25th

JV Football @ Priest River is CANCELLED

MS Football @ Colfax leave time 12:30PM 4:00PM game time

Home Game Alert:

Friday, September 22nd

HS Football vs Colfax 4:00PM game time

Tuesday September 26th

HS Soccer vs Kettle Falls @ 6:00 on the Football Field

Wednesday September 27th

MS Volleyball vs Davenport @ 4:00 in Smith Gym

Thursday September 28th

HS Volleyball vs NWC @ 3:00 in HS Main Gym

On the Road:

Saturday, September 23rd

HS Volleyball @ Quincy Tournament 8:00AM-ALL DAY

HS/MS Cross Country @ Kettle Falls CAN_AM Invitational 10:00AM start time

4U Pop Warner Football Game vs Panthers @ 11:00AM Reardan Football Field

6U Pop Warner Football Game vs Panthers @ 1:00PM Reardan Football Field

Youth Volleyball @ Odessa High School

Reardan 6th grade 10:00
Reardan 5th grade 11:00
Reardan 5/6th grade Noon
Reardan 3rd grade Noon
Reardan 4th grade 1:00

Monday September 25th

MS Football @ Colfax 4:00 game time

MS Volleyball @ St. George's 4:00 game time

Tuesday September 26th

Cross Country @ Liberty for League meet #2 4:00 start time

Hi Parents,

It is National Child Passenger Safety Week. We wanted to remind everyone the laws and recommendations for your kids in the vehicle.

• Children up to age 2 must ride in a rear-facing car seat.

• Children ages 2 to 4 must ride in a car seat with a harness (rear or forward-facing).

• Children 4 years and older must ride in a car or booster seat until they are 4’9’’ in height.

• Children up to age 13 must ride in the back seat when practical.

Further information can be found at www.wacarseats.com

Officer Foust will also be around at Drop Off and Pick Up if you have any other questions.

Officer Brad

Director of Security

In Middle School we are working with students on organization. We would like to support students by encouraging them to organize their backpacks so that papers and assignments are stored in folders inside their binders. This will help alleviate the need for students to carry their backpacks all day. Some of our students are carrying backpacks that weigh over 40 lbs. This is not healthy. As a staff we are encouraging students to empty their backpacks into their lockers and then take their chromebooks and binders to each class rather than carry everything all day long. Students in band have music lockers, there are PE lockers for athletic clothes, and students in sports also have lockers in Smith Gym. Please encourage your students to use their lockers for storage.

Science and STEM classes dropped their eggs and launched their rockets. They are having a great experience with hands on science each week. If it’s Friday, students in PE classes are singing the Reardan Fight Song with Coach Dorrel and learning to clap in rhythm.

Next Friday, September 29th we will have a middle school assembly. Tegan Marrs will be here presenting on behalf of the Travis Manion Foundation - Character Does Matter group. Travis Manion was a soldier killed in action, and the foundation highlights ordinary people to do some extraordinary things. The line, "if not you, then who" is extremely powerful and makes an impact. The assembly is geared toward making students evaluate how they handle themselves everyday and choosing to be their best.

Our Reardan high school kids (Perly's kids) who do the presentation on Joe Mann, will be coming to do a 5 minute presentation before Tegan wraps up by sharing about her father, also killed in service. Upon the completion she reminds students to not just find the light but be the light.