Southeast Has Rock Star Cooks!
Do you have rock star cooks? Well, we do! Our cooks have been showing up daily to take care of our Southeast students, making sure they have breakfast and lunch. These ... [Read More]
Southeast Elementary School (SES)
A Note from Nurse Lacey
Nurse Lacey would like to encourage parents to take this opportunity of students being out of school to wash hoodies, jackets, and ... [Read More]
COVID-19 Travel Guidelines
The CDC and KDHE have provided information concerning travel amid COVID-19 (coronavirus) concerns. COVID-19 Travel ... [Read More]
Parent/Teacher Conferences Cancelled
Southeast USD 247 parent/teacher conferences, originally scheduled for this evening (3/16) and tomorrow evening (3/17), are ... [Read More]
Pre-K and Kindergarten Round-up Dates Set!
It’s that time of year again! Pre-K Round-Up will be April 1st and Kindergarten Round-Up will be April 2nd. Select the provided links for more information. Pre-K ... [Read More]
A Note from Nurse Lacey
Nurse Lacey has provided us with some information concerning coronavirus. 2019-20-Coronavirus Factsheet Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) What to do if you are ... [Read More]
Census 2020 Fact Sheet
To encourage Kansas residents to participate in the United States census, the Kansas Department of Education (KSDE) has provided a fact sheet with information and resources. ... [Read More]
A Note from Nurse Lacey
Here are some general tips on staying healthy during the flu season. There is also a link to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for additional guidance ... [Read More]
No School for Southeast – Feb 14th & 17th
As a reminder, there will be no school February 14th and February 17th for all Southeast students, due to staff development (14th) and President’s Day (17th). Have a ... [Read More]
Kindergarteners Celebrate 100 Days of School!
The Kindergarteners at SES celebrated 100 Days of School on Friday, February 7. Many activities were done throughout the day. Some included: counting the 100 items they ... [Read More]
SES Top Spellers Will Attend Crawford County Spelling Bee
The top 3 school-wide spellers from Southeast Elementary School will attend the Crawford County Spelling Bee February 10th. Left to right are Conner Allen 3rd place, Avery ... [Read More]
We Have the Best School Counselors!
February 3 – 7 is National School Counseling Week. We would like to celebrate our district counselors, Kaci Coots and Jeremy Goode. They are the best! We SO ... [Read More]
Cherokee Boil Order Lifted
The boil order for the city of Cherokee has been ... [Read More]
From Nurse Lacey 🩺
Southeast Parents: Just as a reminder, anytime your child receives immunizations, please send a copy of proof of immunization to your child’s school. Also, for your ... [Read More]
2020 Educator of the Year – Nominations OPEN!
The Pittsburg Area Chamber of Commerce is currently accepting nominations for the 2020 Educator of the Year Award. All nominations are due by February 28th. The winner ... [Read More]
Southeast USD 247 Recognized in Kansas Can Star Recognition Program
On December 2, Dr. Brad Miner received exciting news from Dr. Randy Watson, Kansas Commissioner of Education. The State Board of Education and the Kansas State Department ... [Read More]
Southeast Receives Smile Kits
Through a grant made possible from Delta Dental, Southeast applied and received free Smile Kits for students from Pre-K through 12th grade. Each kit included a zippered ... [Read More]
A Note from Nurse Lacey
Below is a note from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) regarding the management of persons with influenza. ~ Nurse Lacey Good afternoon, Please see the ... [Read More]
No School for Southeast – Oct 24th & 25th
As a reminder, there will be no school October 24th and 25th for all Southeast students, due to teacher in-service (24th) and teacher comp day (25th). Have a wonderful and ... [Read More]
District Flu Vaccination Efforts Successful
Nurse Lacey’s efforts to make the flu vaccination available to all students (and school staff) in our district was a success. We had 88 students participate in ... [Read More]
