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HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!!! Friday, May 24: State Track Meet @WSU. Saturday, May 25: State Track Meet @WSU. Monday, May 27: Argonia Alumni Reunion 12:00 PM @AHS. Tuesday, May 28-31: Raider Youth BBall Camp 5th-8th grade 8:30-10:00 AM/1st-4th grade 10:00-11:30 AM.

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Mr. & Miss Argonaut Candidates Ruth, Lance, Devon

Mr. and Miss Argonaut 2013

Mr. and Miss Argonaut were announced at the Junior/Senior Banquet/Prom on Saturday, April 20, 2013.  Candidates for Mr. and Miss Argonaut must be a senior, have a “C” average over the last 6 semesters, have a distinctive personality and be participating in extra-curricular activities, be loyal and of true school spirit, and be interested in community and government.  The candidates were Devon representing NHS, Ruth representing the Senior Class, and Lance representing NHS.   Lance and Devon were announced as Mr. and Miss Argonaut. read more

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STOMP THE CAN

The 7th grade Reading Class spent part of last week researching facts on their new iPads about Earth Day.  Each students' job was to find one fact on how recycling helps the earth.  Some of the facts we were aware of but other facts were new to us and really made us stop and think about if we’re doing enough to help the Earth.  Below are some of the facts that we, as a class, thought were very important: ALUMINUM *A used aluminum can is recycled and back on the grocery shelf as a new can, in as little as 60 . . . read more

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Kansas Characters

The Argonia fifth graders have been researching information about various Kansas characters from our state history.  During library skills the students have used the computer and books to locate information about their person and what significance they played in our state's history.  Due to the snow days and state assessments and many other events, we just now had time to present our information to the fourth grade.  This project not only helped the students learn how to find information, but they had to put it into a . . . read more

 
 

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