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To learn more about the upcoming USD 107 Rock Hills Schools Bond Election on March 3, we encourage all patrons to review the detailed Bond26 Frequently Asked Questions sheet. The FAQ provides important information about the two bond propositions — including HVAC improvements at the Jr./Sr. High School and controlled access entrance additions — as well as funding, safety upgrades, timelines, and tax impact details.  Please click the link below to view the full Bond26 FAQ and stay informed before casting your vote.

Bond26 FAQ Sheet

Rock Hills Future Business Leaders of America competed at the District IV Conference in Belleville, Kansas on January 29th. The chapter had 36 members competing in various events from objective testing to presentation events with 29 placing in the top 10 in their respective events and 21 members qualifying for a chance to compete at the State Leadership Conference in Topeka at the end of March.  Select the images attached to this article to view a detailed list of student placings.  Great Job Grizzlies!

At USD 107, the safety of our students, staff, and visitors is a top priority. It’s important that our facilities support safe, controlled access. Plans for updated secure entrances at both the high school and elementary school are designed to ensure that all visitors enter through a single, monitored point—helping us maintain a welcoming environment while strengthening everyday safety for everyone who walks through our doors.

Please watch this informative video provided by Superintendent Jeff Sells explaining the proposed new entrances:  What do the New Entrances Provide?

The Rock Hills High School band had 6 students participate in the inaugural Fort Hays State University Concert Band Clinic under the direction of Dr. Peter Lillpopp. The students rehearsed from 8 am until noon and again from 1 to 4 pm with a concert at 5 pm in the Beach Schmidt Performance Center on Fort Hays Campus. Over 70 students from across western Kansas attended the clinic. 

In celebration of Kansas’ 165th birthday, Rock Hills second graders rolled up their sleeves to bake homemade bread and “churn” butter as a hands-on history lesson. What a fun and memorable way to honor our state—Happy Birthday, Kansas! 🎉🌻

Solid metal Shepherd’s hooks are now available—perfect for hanging baskets and outdoor décor. Each hook is handcrafted by the Rock Hills Ag Entrepreneurship and Fabrication classes and can be painted in the color of your choice. Hooks are $30 each. To place an order, contact Kristin Underwood.

Rock Hills Schools hosted the NPR League Scholars Bowl meet on January 28, welcoming teams from across the league for a day of academic competition and collaboration.

Rock Hills’ varsity Scholars Bowl team delivered a strong performance, earning a third-place finish in the meet. The event showcased students’ knowledge, quick thinking, and teamwork across a wide range of academic subjects.

Rock Hills Schools is proud to support opportunities that challenge students academically and bring schools together in positive competition. Congratulations to the varsity team on their success and to all participating schools for an engaging and well-fought meet.

This is it! Our Scholastic Book Fair is coming February 9 - 13. Be sure your child doesn’t suffer Book Fair FOMO - get them prepared to shop in the teacher workroom at RHES. M, T, TH, F 3:30 - 4:00 pm and W 3:30 - 6:00. #ScholasticBookFairs

10 students from Rock Hills traveled to Bethany College in Lindsborg to participate in the REAL MEN SING program. They left at 6 am and rehearsed all day long. They presented a concert at 2:30 pm. The final number in the concert is a rendition of God Bless America sung in parts by over 500 young men from Kansas. Rock Hills had students in all 3 groups participating. To listen, click on the link below.