A MUSIC-FILLED WEEK!
Monday, December 11th, the Tiger Band concert begins at 7:30 at Fort Scott High School.
Tiger Orchestra performs at 7:30 Wednesday evening at Fort Scott Middle School.
The FSHS/FSMS Choir Holiday Concert begins at 7:30 Thursday evening
at the Ellis Fine Arts Center on the FSCC campus.
Concerts are free and open to the public!
Thank you for your support of the Tiger Music Department!
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2023-24 TIGER POWERLIFTERS!
Front Row (sitting, from left):
Delci Tucker; Emma Martin; Elsie Hurd; Junie Fisher; Emilly Moore; Kate Williams; Raylee Cowan; Bryleigh Hymer; Kyla Korinek; Addisyn Coon; Jocelyn Fess; Emma Cook; Maddi Cook
Second Row (kneeling, from left):
Alyssa Popp; Emi King; Treyton Valentine; Nate Mintz; Otto Voller; Luis Rivera; Jacob Adams; Blake Tomasi; Jonathan Wilkinson; Bronson Smith; Alexis Daly; Tuesday Glessner; Allie Belcher; Kinley Clements; Cadence Hunziker
Third Row (standing, from left):
Kaylie Dinneen; Ben Phillips; Shawn Keating; Chris Belcher; Kaden Cannon; Adam Wright; Brodie Wright; Luke Harris; Gabe Guilfoyle; Teegan Stiles; Colin Houlihan; Boden Kiwan; Shai Kennedy; Joseph Moberg; Landon Hill
Back Row (standing, from left):
Hailey Spencer; Lanie Jackson; Camrie Hunziker; Ivy Lee; Jersee Wood; Nick Davis; Cedrik Martin; Chayden Clayton; Cooper Cannon; Bristol Marsh; Ella Regan; Elsa Bishop
not pictured: Paxton Allen; Bryson Bassett; Bailey Belle; Deven Coulter; Jaden Garcia; Mason Haley; Ostin Harrington; Sutton Horn; Chase Hyer; Eniq Joles; Tynce Joles; Nolan Madison; Silvia Moreno; Travin Smith; Caitlynn Tate
Hydroponics at FSHS!
For the last five weeks, students in Floriculture/Greenhouse have been growing a crop of buttercrunch lettuce. Over the course of the five weeks, students had to take daily pH readings and use EC (electrical conductivity) to monitor nutrient levels. If nutrients were lacking, students had to determine the correct amount of liquid fertilizer to apply. Stay tuned for an update early next year about the expanding hydroponics program at FSHS!
--submitted by Sydney Cullison
Women In Healthcare
Pictured at right are the students who attended the “Inspiring Women” symposium on November 15th at the PSU education center. The event’s focus was for women wanting to pursue a career in healthcare. The ladies attended several breakout sessions covering topics such as behavioral health, radiology, chiropractic medicine, physical therapy and nursing.
--submitted by Julie Heatherly, Health Sciences
RoboSoccer!
Robotics students are competing in the first round of the annual RoboSoccer Tournament. They had to build a basebot and then design, test and modify a manipulator that would allow them to be competitive in a soccer match. Pit crew members made repairs during timeouts and between rounds.
--submitted by Mark Spore
Animal Science!
Ag Entrepreneurship has had an opportunity to visit a few small businesses in the area: CCC/ Cleland Cattle Company, Long Creek Outfitters, Fort Scott Wash Out, Mill Creek Veterinary Hospital and Kramer's Exotic Animal Farm. Students are learning how businesses advertise, what they're looking for in an employee and what makes their business valuable in the Fort Scott Area.
-- submitted by Deb Russell
Thirty Thespians travel to Wichita next month for the Kansas State Thespian Festival. Sixteen students will compete in individual Thespy events and the Advanced Drama class will perform the one-act play “I Quit! A Guide to Leaving Your Job in Style” by Patrick Greene. Our troupe will also compete in the Lobby Display Competition, Improv Acting, Theatre Quiz Bowl, Creative Costuming, Speech Charades and the Gold Honor Troupe category.
