Jacob Birkley placed 5th, and Drew Kubik finished 11th. Great job representing Wakefield!
Mother Nature does not care that it’s the District Track Meet… thankfully, our coaches do!
Please note the MAJOR change in start time. Due to hurricane-force winds and to give our athletes the best possible outcome (and safety for pole vaulters), District Track will now begin at 3:00 PM. Running under the lights sounds 🤌✨
C-4 District Track Meet
📍 Hartington
⏰ Field Events: 3:00 pm
⏰ Running Events: 5:30 pm
➡️ Qualifying for Finals:
• 2 Heats: 1st & 2nd + next 4 fastest
• 3 Heats: 1st + next 5 fastest
• 4 Heats: 1st + next 4 fastest
• 5 Heats: 1st + next 3 fastest
➡️ State Qualifiers:
• Field Events (LJ, TJ, Shot, Discus): Top 2 + next 6 best distances (all districts)
• Individual Running: Top 2 + next 6 fastest times (all districts)
• Relays: 1st place + next 7 fastest times (all districts)
🔥 It’s go time. Leave it all on the track.
💻 Live Results: https://results.hnscats.org/meets/70633
On the road to Wayne with a 9:00 AM tee time. Let it fly!
K–6th Track & Field Day is here!
Please see the graphic for event times
⌚ Field Events 1:00 pm
⌚ Running Events 2:30 pm (finals only)
Tee time is set for 9:00 AM. Let’s go!
Pizza Hut announced it is bringing back the Book It program for the summer. It might be a fun way to get your child to read this summer. Here is the website with more information.
https://www.bookitprogram.com/
➡️ Return ALL library books ASAP (any not returned will need to be paid for)
➡️ 7–12 students: you will not be signed out without books returned
➡️ Pay off lunch accounts
➡️ Turn in sports uniforms to your coach
➡️ Turn in ALL Chromebooks & chargers (yes… even your charger 🔌) by May 12
➡️ Missing a hoodie… or just one shoe? 👀 Check lost & found before it gets donated
No one wants a “where did my stuff go?” summer 😅
Congratulations, Class of 2026!
Graduation Ceremony
🕑 2:00 PM
📍 Main Gym
Watch live here: https://bit.ly/3K7iApM
The Wayne County Extension Office recently visited our second-grade classroom to teach us about the life cycle of chickens and help us hatch eggs. Even though our eggs didn’t hatch as we had hoped, it turned into a great learning experience about patience and how living things grow. Thankfully, Miss Julie saved the day by bringing in some reinforcements—eight adorable baby chicks! Our students are excited to observe and care for them over the next few days while continuing to learn all about chicks and how they develop.
