By Emma Jordan The Anderson County cheer and dance teams performed at the KSHSAA state competition at Stormont Vail in Topeka on November 21 and 22. The dance team performed on the 21st, while the cheer team performed on the 22nd. All students were welcome to go and support their cheerleaders. They were able toContinue reading “Dance and Cheer perform at State competition”
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“The Drowsy Chaperone” premieres at ACJSHS
By Emma Jordan On Friday, November 13, the Anderson County drama department put on the annual fall musical. This year, they performed “The Drowsy Chaperone” directed by Mrs. Markham and Mrs. Goetz and choreographed by Holly, Rayan Kulhman, and Heidi Miller. The musical began at 7 p.m. and had no intermission due to its shorterContinue reading ““The Drowsy Chaperone” premieres at ACJSHS”
Fall Sports Awards Ceremony
Students and coaches who participated in fall sports this year were recognized at the Fall Sports Awards Ceremony last night, November 11, at 6 p.m. at ACJSHS. Cross Country Coach Mike Sibley and Assistant Coach Everett Cox recounted their last season as coaches (they are both retiring). They acknowledged that it had been an honorContinue reading “Fall Sports Awards Ceremony”
Scholar’s Bowl Starts Season
By Addison Kettler The first tournament of the year in Iola ended with a 2-7 win-loss record. It was a good start to the season, with Braden Phelps, Brooklyn Strobel, and Josie Sumner as top scorers. The JV team members competed on Wednesday, October 5, in Eudora, scoring 4-4. They are a combined 10-13 soContinue reading “Scholar’s Bowl Starts Season”
JAG-K Holds Initiation Ceremony
By Emma Jordan On Friday, October 24, the JAG-K students (along with students from various Advisory periods) gathered in the auditorium. Junior and President of JAG, Morgan Hindman, introduced each officer and member. When their name was called, students walked across the stage while a slide presentation about themselves played in the background. After allContinue reading “JAG-K Holds Initiation Ceremony”
Cupcake Wars – Round Two
By Allie Kummer Mrs. Corley’s Baking and Pastry 1 class competed in their second competition of the year last Friday, October 24. The chosen theme for this Cupcake War was Mrs. Corley’s birthday. Table #1 Table one had the theme Alpha Delta (Mrs. Corley’s sorority). The cupcakes were funfetti with vanilla ice cream filling andContinue reading “Cupcake Wars – Round Two”
Trap team places first in Conference
By Emma Jordan On October 9, 2025 the ACHS Trap team took to Conference on home field. They were competing against several different schools, but managed to come first overall. During the contest, each person is ranked individually. The top 25 males and top 25 females The top 25 males competing from ACHS were RydenContinue reading “Trap team places first in Conference”
FFA Places Third in SE Regionals
By Brynna Owens On Oct. 1st, ACHS placed third at SE Regionals for Land Judging. Listed from left to right are Rayna Kulhman, Brytol Barnes, Raelynn Morrison, Cheyenne Sears, and Brooke Kent. According to the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), land judging is when students look at the soil pits to understand the soil,Continue reading “FFA Places Third in SE Regionals”
KMEA Prep Day
By Emma Jordan On October 3, 2025, approximately 30 ACHS students boarded the Spirit bus, bound for Emporia State University. When they arrived, the 400 students in attendance split into their sections. (Soprano 1, Soprano 2, Alto 1, Alto 2, Tenor 1, Tenor 2, Baritone/Bass 1, and Bass 2). Most of the ACHS students wereContinue reading “KMEA Prep Day”
JAG-K makes debut at ACJSHS
By Hailey Gregory JAG-K stands for Jobs for America’s Graduates, Kansas, but what is JAG really about? What do students learn about in JAG, who is in JAG, and when are events happening? This article will provide answers to the most frequently asked questions. The who, what, when, where, and why. Students may wonder whyContinue reading “JAG-K makes debut at ACJSHS”
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