📣 Join Our Team as an MTSS Math Teacher at Holton! 📣
Are you passionate about supporting student growth in mathematics and fostering an inclusive, engaging educational environment? Holton is seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic MTSS Math Teacher to join our school family in a vital support role!
If you're a student-centered, team-oriented professional with a passion for supporting success in math, we’d love to hear from you!
📍 Learn more and apply today at: https://www.holtonks.net/page/employment
We can't wait to welcome a new member to the Holton MTSS team!
Please share with anyone who might be a great fit.
#HoltonMTSS #NowHiring #MTSSMath #MakeADifference #OurKidsOurFuture
📢 Reminder: FERPA Notice & PowerSchool Data Breach Information 📢
Earlier this year, Holton USD 336 families were notified about a PowerSchool cybersecurity incident that impacted school districts across the country, including ours.
🔐 At that time, PowerSchool began contacting impacted families directly and offered two years of free identity theft protection through Experian.
📄 For transparency and in compliance with FERPA regulations, a full summary of the incident—including what occurred, what data may have been affected, and how to enroll in protection services—is now posted on our district website.
🔗 Visit https://5il.co/3ktuf
If you have any questions, please contact:
📞 Samantha Miller at 785-364-3650
📧 s.miller@holtonks.net
Holton USD 336 continues to work with PowerSchool to ensure student information remains protected. We appreciate your continued trust and partnership.
#HoltonUSD336 #StudentPrivacy #FERPA #FamilyUpdate #Cybersecurity
Earlier this year, Holton USD 336 families were notified about a PowerSchool cybersecurity incident that impacted school districts across the country, including ours.
🔐 At that time, PowerSchool began contacting impacted families directly and offered two years of free identity theft protection through Experian.
📄 For transparency and in compliance with FERPA regulations, a full summary of the incident—including what occurred, what data may have been affected, and how to enroll in protection services—is now posted on our district website.
🔗 Visit https://5il.co/3ktuf
If you have any questions, please contact:
📞 Samantha Miller at 785-364-3650
📧 s.miller@holtonks.net
Holton USD 336 continues to work with PowerSchool to ensure student information remains protected. We appreciate your continued trust and partnership.
#HoltonUSD336 #StudentPrivacy #FERPA #FamilyUpdate #Cybersecurity
🎉 Online Enrollment is NOW OPEN! 🎉
Enrollment for all returning/new USD 336 students is officially open online!
💻 Log in and complete your forms today to get ready for the 2025–2026 school year.
If you have any questions or run into issues, please contact:
📧 Samantha Miller – s.miller@holtonks.com
📞 District Office – 785-364-3650
Let’s make it a great year, Wildcats! 🐾💙
#USD336 #HoltonWildcats #EnrollmentNowOpen #BackToSchool
Enrollment for all returning/new USD 336 students is officially open online!
💻 Log in and complete your forms today to get ready for the 2025–2026 school year.
If you have any questions or run into issues, please contact:
📧 Samantha Miller – s.miller@holtonks.com
📞 District Office – 785-364-3650
Let’s make it a great year, Wildcats! 🐾💙
#USD336 #HoltonWildcats #EnrollmentNowOpen #BackToSchool
📢 Attention New Pre-K Families! 🐾
All new Pre-K families need to stop by the District Office this week to complete and review enrollment paperwork for the upcoming school year.
We’re excited to welcome our littlest Wildcats — see you soon!
📍 District Office – 515 Pennsylvania Ave.
📞 Questions? Call us at 785-364-3650.
#USD336 #PreKEnrollment #HoltonWildcats #WelcomeWildcats
All new Pre-K families need to stop by the District Office this week to complete and review enrollment paperwork for the upcoming school year.
We’re excited to welcome our littlest Wildcats — see you soon!
📍 District Office – 515 Pennsylvania Ave.
📞 Questions? Call us at 785-364-3650.
#USD336 #PreKEnrollment #HoltonWildcats #WelcomeWildcats
🌾🎓 Congratulations to Holton High School FFA Students! 🎓🌾
We’re proud to share that eight Holton High School students have earned the Kansas Agriculture Skills and Competencies Certificate from the Kansas Department of Agriculture!
These students — Dylan Anderson, Noah Bartel, Madeline Bontrager, Samuel Dement, Braiden Geisen, Jace Huyett, Shianne Kimball, Lora Larison, and Lucas White — have demonstrated outstanding achievement in agricultural education through classroom instruction, hands-on experience, and FFA involvement.
👏 Their hard work, leadership, and dedication are preparing them to shape the future of Kansas agriculture and beyond!
Special thanks to Mr. Jason Larison for his leadership and guidance:
"These students have truly set themselves apart… not only in agriculture but among Kansas graduates statewide."
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Press Release:
Kansas Students Earn Agriculture Skills and Competencies Certificates Setting the Stage for Future Ag Industry Leadership
MANHATTAN, Kansas — Forty-three students from seven schools in Kansas have been awarded the Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Kansas Agriculture Skills and Competencies Certificate. High schools with students earning certificates include Buhler, Cheney, Ellsworth, Holton, Lyons, Mission Valley and Republic County.
Students have completed requirements in the areas of classroom instruction, supervised agricultural experience (SAE) and FFA. They have demonstrated excellence in agricultural knowledge, career readiness, and leadership development. Students must also maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher in all school courses to earn the certification.
“Students earning the Ag Skills and Competencies Certificate have truly taken steps to set themselves apart from their peers. The certificate completers will be some of the most well-rounded high school students, not only in the agriculture discipline, but Kansas graduates across all areas of the state in the class of 2025. The career skills, hands-on experiences and technical knowledge gained from their four years in agricultural education — these future leaders have put many tools in their toolbox that will serve them well for a lifetime,” said Jason Larison, the agricultural education teacher at Holton High School.
“As agriculture evolves with advancing technologies and practices, the demand for a skilled and knowledgeable workforce has never been greater,” said Suzanne Ryan-Numrich, KDA marketing director. “These students represent the future of Kansas agriculture — equipped with the training, experience, and leadership qualities needed to thrive in a modern, competitive industry. We celebrate their accomplishments and look forward to the contributions they will make to our state’s agricultural success.”
For over 10 years, the certificate has been endorsed by industry organizations and employers. Applications for the Kansas Agriculture Skills and Competencies Certificate are accepted each spring. To find more information, visit agriculture.ks.gov/AgEducation.
Complete list of students awarded with the Kansas Agriculture Skills and Competencies Certificate:
Buhler High School
Eliza Aldrich
Cassidy Banning
Ethan Barrett
Aivlynn Ehmke
Gage Elliott
Kyler Gillespie
Will Hanen
Brayden Henry
Payton Huffman
Brayden Leiker
Rachael Mourn
Madelyn Poepperling
Maecy Rosenberger
Ella Sanborn
Logan Schmidt
Scott Schweizer
Juliette Shank
Logan Snyder
Talon Sullivant
Jake Winters
Cheney High School
Gabriella Robben
Eliza Rosenhagen
Levi Self
Breanna Wells
Erika Wiese
Ellsworth High School
Will Donley
Rylee Holt
Cadence Togersen
Holton High School
Dylan Anderson
Noah Bartel
Madeline Bontrager
Samuel Dement
Braiden Geisen
Jace Huyett
Shianne Kimball
Lora Larison
Lucas White
Lyons High School
JT Denton
Peyton Kruse
Will Miller
Deacon Showalter
Mission Valley High School
Conner Hoelting
Republic County High School
Olivia Strnad
We’re proud to share that eight Holton High School students have earned the Kansas Agriculture Skills and Competencies Certificate from the Kansas Department of Agriculture!
These students — Dylan Anderson, Noah Bartel, Madeline Bontrager, Samuel Dement, Braiden Geisen, Jace Huyett, Shianne Kimball, Lora Larison, and Lucas White — have demonstrated outstanding achievement in agricultural education through classroom instruction, hands-on experience, and FFA involvement.
👏 Their hard work, leadership, and dedication are preparing them to shape the future of Kansas agriculture and beyond!
Special thanks to Mr. Jason Larison for his leadership and guidance:
"These students have truly set themselves apart… not only in agriculture but among Kansas graduates statewide."
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Press Release:
Kansas Students Earn Agriculture Skills and Competencies Certificates Setting the Stage for Future Ag Industry Leadership
MANHATTAN, Kansas — Forty-three students from seven schools in Kansas have been awarded the Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Kansas Agriculture Skills and Competencies Certificate. High schools with students earning certificates include Buhler, Cheney, Ellsworth, Holton, Lyons, Mission Valley and Republic County.
Students have completed requirements in the areas of classroom instruction, supervised agricultural experience (SAE) and FFA. They have demonstrated excellence in agricultural knowledge, career readiness, and leadership development. Students must also maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher in all school courses to earn the certification.
“Students earning the Ag Skills and Competencies Certificate have truly taken steps to set themselves apart from their peers. The certificate completers will be some of the most well-rounded high school students, not only in the agriculture discipline, but Kansas graduates across all areas of the state in the class of 2025. The career skills, hands-on experiences and technical knowledge gained from their four years in agricultural education — these future leaders have put many tools in their toolbox that will serve them well for a lifetime,” said Jason Larison, the agricultural education teacher at Holton High School.
“As agriculture evolves with advancing technologies and practices, the demand for a skilled and knowledgeable workforce has never been greater,” said Suzanne Ryan-Numrich, KDA marketing director. “These students represent the future of Kansas agriculture — equipped with the training, experience, and leadership qualities needed to thrive in a modern, competitive industry. We celebrate their accomplishments and look forward to the contributions they will make to our state’s agricultural success.”
For over 10 years, the certificate has been endorsed by industry organizations and employers. Applications for the Kansas Agriculture Skills and Competencies Certificate are accepted each spring. To find more information, visit agriculture.ks.gov/AgEducation.
Complete list of students awarded with the Kansas Agriculture Skills and Competencies Certificate:
Buhler High School
Eliza Aldrich
Cassidy Banning
Ethan Barrett
Aivlynn Ehmke
Gage Elliott
Kyler Gillespie
Will Hanen
Brayden Henry
Payton Huffman
Brayden Leiker
Rachael Mourn
Madelyn Poepperling
Maecy Rosenberger
Ella Sanborn
Logan Schmidt
Scott Schweizer
Juliette Shank
Logan Snyder
Talon Sullivant
Jake Winters
Cheney High School
Gabriella Robben
Eliza Rosenhagen
Levi Self
Breanna Wells
Erika Wiese
Ellsworth High School
Will Donley
Rylee Holt
Cadence Togersen
Holton High School
Dylan Anderson
Noah Bartel
Madeline Bontrager
Samuel Dement
Braiden Geisen
Jace Huyett
Shianne Kimball
Lora Larison
Lucas White
Lyons High School
JT Denton
Peyton Kruse
Will Miller
Deacon Showalter
Mission Valley High School
Conner Hoelting
Republic County High School
Olivia Strnad
Enrollment for Pre-K and New Students
📢 Now Open: New Student Pre-Registration! 📝
Pre-registration is up and running for all new students enrolling in USD 336 for the 2024–2025 school year!
If you’re new to the district and ready to get started, head to our website and begin the registration process today.
📞 Have questions? Call Samantha Miller at the District Office: 785-364-3650
We’re here to help!
#USD336 #NewStudentRegistration #HoltonWildcats #WelcomeToHolton
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📢 ¡Ya está abierta la preinscripción para nuevos estudiantes! 📝
¡La preinscripción ya está disponible para todos los nuevos estudiantes que se inscribirán en USD 336 para el año escolar 2024–2025!
Si eres nuevo en el distrito y estás listo para comenzar, visita nuestro sitio web y empieza el proceso de inscripción hoy mismo.
📞 ¿Tienes preguntas? Llama a Samantha Miller en la Oficina del Distrito: 785-364-3650
¡Estamos aquí para ayudarte!
#USD336 #RegistroDeNuevosEstudiantes #HoltonWildcats #BienvenidosAHolton
Pre-registration is up and running for all new students enrolling in USD 336 for the 2024–2025 school year!
If you’re new to the district and ready to get started, head to our website and begin the registration process today.
📞 Have questions? Call Samantha Miller at the District Office: 785-364-3650
We’re here to help!
#USD336 #NewStudentRegistration #HoltonWildcats #WelcomeToHolton
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📢 ¡Ya está abierta la preinscripción para nuevos estudiantes! 📝
¡La preinscripción ya está disponible para todos los nuevos estudiantes que se inscribirán en USD 336 para el año escolar 2024–2025!
Si eres nuevo en el distrito y estás listo para comenzar, visita nuestro sitio web y empieza el proceso de inscripción hoy mismo.
📞 ¿Tienes preguntas? Llama a Samantha Miller en la Oficina del Distrito: 785-364-3650
¡Estamos aquí para ayudarte!
#USD336 #RegistroDeNuevosEstudiantes #HoltonWildcats #BienvenidosAHolton
🎉 Online Enrollment is NOW OPEN! 🎉
Enrollment for all returning USD 336 students is officially open online!
💻 Log in and complete your forms today to get ready for the 2025–2026 school year.
https://usd336.powerschool.com/public/
If you have any questions or run into issues, please contact:
📧 Samantha Miller – s.miller@holtonks.com
📞 District Office – 785-364-3650
Let’s make it a great year, Wildcats! 🐾💙
#USD336 #HoltonWildcats #EnrollmentNowOpen #BackToSchool
Enrollment for all returning USD 336 students is officially open online!
💻 Log in and complete your forms today to get ready for the 2025–2026 school year.
https://usd336.powerschool.com/public/
If you have any questions or run into issues, please contact:
📧 Samantha Miller – s.miller@holtonks.com
📞 District Office – 785-364-3650
Let’s make it a great year, Wildcats! 🐾💙
#USD336 #HoltonWildcats #EnrollmentNowOpen #BackToSchool
Enrollment for Pre-K and New Students
📢 We're Hiring! Holton High School Biology Teacher (Full-Time or Part-Time)
Do you have a passion for science and a background in healthcare? Looking to make a meaningful impact in the lives of students? Holton High School is seeking a Biology Teacher — and this could be the perfect opportunity for retired healthcare professionals ready for a rewarding second career in education.
✅ Position: Biology Teacher
✅ Location: Holton High School, Holton, KS
✅ Schedule: Full-time or part-time options available
✅ Licensure Support: We’ll help you get licensed! The district will support qualified candidates through the licensure process.
Why Holton?
Join a supportive school community where your real-world experience can inspire the next generation of scientists, doctors, and problem-solvers. Whether you're a retired nurse, physician, or lab technician, your knowledge can make a difference.
Interested? Contact us at j.truelove@holtonks.net or visit https://www.holtonks.net/page/employment to learn more and apply!
Our Holton USD app keeps getting better and better! Parents/guardians who have already created an account can now access new app features like Messages and Class Streams via web and in the app.
Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/MFLq-q
Download for Android https://aptg.co/Tlp8Bx
Say “hello” to even more messaging and announcements in
the Holton USD app! Parents/guardians check your email
with instructions to sign up and access new features.
There will be a special board meeting on Thursday to ratify the Negotiated Agreement, approve 2025-26 staff raises, and finalize benefits/deductions information.
The meeting will be at the District Office at 6pm, June 19.
Say "hello" to Messaging in the Holton USD app! Our same app now keeps you informed across your child's classes. Look for your personalized invite to access Messages, Announcements, and Stream after Monday, June the 16th.
Download for Android https://aptg.co/MFLq-q
Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/Tlp8Bx
Holton High School Choir
Congratulations to Easton Moulin for earning Honorable Mention on the Kansas Golf Coaches Association 4A All-State Team.
Say hello to the Holton USD app. and classroom announcements in the Holton USD app. Now, it’s easier than ever to stay up-to-date with the district, schools, and your children's classes. Parents and guardians will soon receive instructions via email to create their login to access Messages within the district app.
https://www.holtonks.net/article/2269479
Download for Android https://aptg.co/MFLq-q
Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/Tlp8Bx
💰Let’s Talk about Money💰
School budgets are developed in July as the [projected] or intended tax levies must be certified to the county by July 20. These budgets are either approved in August or September -- if exceeding Revenue Neutral, which general happens due to increased land valuations and inflation.
To provide more community involvement and input in the process, Holton will be hosting a Budget Workshop on June 17 at 5:30pm in the Holton Middle School library.
Due to Holton housing the Special Education budget for the five member-districts, HSEC will also provide information on how the Special Education budget operates and identify how those are connected yet separate.
ALL Holton USD 336 patrons and taxpayers are welcome! We love to the community engagement and hope to see you there!
📣 Join Our Team at Holton Elementary! 📣
Are you passionate about supporting young learners and creating an inclusive, engaging educational environment? Holton Elementary is seeking dedicated and enthusiastic individuals to join our school family in key support roles!
In this important position, you’ll have the opportunity to:
Design and implement developmentally appropriate support programs for elementary students.
Collaborate with teachers and staff to meet the diverse academic and social-emotional needs of our students.
Build strong partnerships with families to support student growth both in and out of the classroom.
Provide resources and guidance to staff that enhance student learning and engagement.
If you're a student-centered, team-oriented professional with a passion for elementary education, we’d love to hear from you!
Learn more and apply today at: https://www.holtonks.net/page/employment
We can't wait to welcome a new member to the Holton Elementary team!
Please share with anyone who might be a great fit.
#HoltonElementary #NowHiring #ElementaryEducation #MakeADifference #OurKidsOurFuture
Dear Parents,
I'm writing to inform you about an important change regarding extracurricular participation fees for the upcoming school year. The School Board approved the elimination of the $30 Student Activity fee (extracurricular participation fee).
In the past, this $30 fee covered a student's participation in extracurricular activities and also served as their gate pass for home athletic events. With the elimination of this fee, there's a slight adjustment to how students will access home sporting events.
For students who wish to attend home athletic events for the school year, a "Gate Pass" will now be available for purchase at $30. This pass will grant students access to home games for the academic year. Students not purchasing the Gate Pass will need to pay the standard admission fee at the gate for each event they attend. Once enrollment opens, you can purchase a Gate Pass through E-Funds.
We believe this change simplifies the fee structure and provides more flexibility for families.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact the school office.
Thanks,
Jeremy Truelove, HHS Principal