2017

Southeast students get Broadway experience

“Going to watch something like Phantom of the Opera is a cultural experience most of these kids don't typically get,” Mr. Gary Leiker said of a recent trip to see the famous play. “The sets, the costumes, and special effects are spectacular - exactly what you would expect to see on Broadway. The music is amazing and the acting is stellar.” ... [Read More]

February 14, 2017

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Southeast graduate inspires area KAYs students

The Southeast KAY chapter hosted the annual Unit Conference on February 13. Nine schools and more than 100 students helped with community service projects and listened to speakers. One of those speakers, Southeast graduate Taylor Gravett, was a former KAY chapter president, and is now the mayor of his hometown, Weir, Kansas. ... [Read More]

February 13, 2017

Southeast “pioneers” fight storms and starvation

It’s near chaos as the three “wagon trains” of fourth graders determine who is best suited from their group to hunt for food. It’s 1889 and they’ve traveled from Independence, Missouri to the Platte River, Nebraska. These pioneers have already gone through the food they originally packed. They’re starving, they still have to cross the river, and storms are on the horizon. Several students are not going to survive until the end of the class day. ... [Read More]

February 13, 2017

SHS students honored by KU

Four Southeast High School seniors were honored Monday February 6, 2017 by the University of Kansas Alumni Association and KU Endowment. Shi Ann Crumpacker, Stephanie Dye, Morgan Leeper and Madison Westervelt were among area students recognized as Kansas Honor Scholars for their academic achievements. ... [Read More]

February 10, 2017

2017 Winter Homecoming at SHS

Congratulations to junior Jake Burns and sophomore Megan Colvin for winning the Pep Rally competition on Thursday, February 9, 2017. Later in the day, senior Sara Scholes won the Lip Sync Battle with her performance of "One Less Lonely Girl" by Justin Bieber, with some help from Mr. Butler. ... [Read More]

February 9, 2017

Crawford County Spelling Bee held Friday

If you think doing well at a Spelling Bee is only about knowing how to spell, you’ve never been to the county spelling bee. Focusing during mental fatigue and fighting off the pressure are part of the challenge as well. By the end of the fourth round of the 2017 Crawford County Bee, the number of participants had dropped from 37 to only 4... ... [Read More]

February 3, 2017

Four Lancers qualify for FCCLA State competition

Two Southeast teams of two students each earned that honor on Wednesday. Senior Shi Ann Crumpacker and junior Alaina Martinie earned a Gold in Food Innovations with a chocolate and peanut butter protein bar they created; and, freshmen Miranda Hartman and McKenna Renn earned a Gold in Life Event Planning for a graduation party they planned. ... [Read More]

February 1, 2017

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