Thunder Ridge Homecoming 2020
Pictured from left to right: (back) Jacob Barnes, Mark Ferguson, Edgar Galicia; (front) Madelyn Davis, Raini Hrabe, Kylie Reimer
TR Homecoming Week
Thunder Ridge will host homecoming activities this week. Precautions will be taken to maintain six foot of distance between participants. If that is not possible, close contact will be limited to less than ten minutes.
The traditional Bonfire will be held Thursday night around 8:30pm without the usual StuCo class games. The Parade/Pep Rally will be held on Main Street Friday afternoon at 2:30pm. The crowning ceremony will begin at 6:30pm before the football game against Rock Hills at 7:00pm. In an effort to keep a six foot distance between students, this year grades 4-8 will not participate in homecoming activities. Students and parents are asked to wear masks and honor a separation of six foot. Our goal is to enjoy homecoming festivities while keeping everyone healthy and out of quarantine.
Thunder Ridge School News
OCTOBER
Thur. Oct 1- MS VB/FB @ Southern Cloud 3:00/5:00pm (Miltonvale); Cross Country @ Beloit 3:45pm; HS Bonfire @ 8:30pm
Fri. Oct 2- HOMECOMING: Parade/Pep Rally on Main Street 2:30pm, Crowning Ceremony 6:30pm, HS FB vs Rock Hills 7:00pm (Kensington)
Sat. 3- HS VB Quad @ Logan 9:00am (Logan, Linn, Republic County); Kirwin Old Settlers Day – Parade @ 10:00am
Tues. 6- HS VB Tri @ Sylvan Grove 4:00pm (Southern Cloud, Sylvan/Lucas)
Thurs. 8- MS VB/FB vs Lakeside 4:00/6:00pm (Agra); Cross Country @ Phillipsburg 4:30pm
Fri. 9- HS FB @ Osborne 7:00pm
Sat. 10- HS VB Hill City Tourney 9:00am
Community Workday October 12
The Thunder Ridge students have set a date! Monday, October 12, from 8:15am to 3:30pm will be the community clean-up and work day. Please let them know if you need assistance with a project. This day is about giving back to the community and the students work hard to accomplish great things. Please call 785-476-2217 or 785-476-6037 with any projects you may have.
KCS Fundraiser Results
We made the match! Thank you to all who donated to the Kensington Community Store Fundraiser. The dinner brought in $6,966 and the raffle $517, which earned a $6,000 match from the Rahjes and Sons/Rahjes Farms. Total for the fundraiser was $13,483.
Weekly Inspiration
What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
You will never have to force anything that is meant to be. - Unknown
A diamond is just a piece of charcoal that handled stress exceptionally well. - Unknown
ISO NEWS
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Erica Barnes
Library Director; K-3 & HS Librarian
Kensington Community/School Library
785-476-2219 or 8185 (cell)
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