We has a Wild time last night for an adventure‑themed evening full of stories, games, and Gorilla fun. Students gathered around as our elementary teachers brought "Where the Wild Things Are" to life with animated, joy‑filled read‑alouds.
From find‑n‑seek and adventure board games to coloring, snack‑making, and more, our little explorers had something exciting waiting around every corner.
📸 If you stopped by the Gorilla Photobooth, your photos are ready!
Check them out on the district website:
https://www.usd393.net/page/gorilla-photobooth
From find‑n‑seek and adventure board games to coloring, snack‑making, and more, our little explorers had something exciting waiting around every corner.
📸 If you stopped by the Gorilla Photobooth, your photos are ready!
Check them out on the district website:
https://www.usd393.net/page/gorilla-photobooth
Comp 11 class went to KSU on March 11th for a visit to Hale Library. They visited the Libraries Innovation Lab, made buttons and wood cutouts on the laser printer, got a library tour, and then made videos in the video lab. They ate at the Union, then did research on K-state’s computers for their research papers. It was a great day!!
#WorldClassTeachers #ExcellenceInEducation
#WorldClassTeachers #ExcellenceInEducation
Carnival Fun with STEM! 🎡
Our eighth graders have been working hard on carnival games where its all about chance!
They designed exciting games for elementary students to enjoy. Each game was a chance to learn about probability in a hands-on way. Thank you Mr. Jeffery for teaching a fantastic way to bring STEM concepts to life and foster teamwork and creativity!
Our eighth graders have been working hard on carnival games where its all about chance!
They designed exciting games for elementary students to enjoy. Each game was a chance to learn about probability in a hands-on way. Thank you Mr. Jeffery for teaching a fantastic way to bring STEM concepts to life and foster teamwork and creativity!
See you tomorrow for Safari Night, March 24th! Explore games, photos, and family fun 🦍Come and celebrate Reading and Math with your students! 📖🖩
The BSN Team Store for Solomon MS / HS Track & Field and Solomon Golf is OPEN.
Check out your team gear here, but hurry...the store closes this Thursday, March 26!
ORDER HERE -- Track & Field / Golf Team Store
We are still looking for additional help for our spring events! Please sign up with the attached link! Go Gorillas!
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March 27 is shaping up to be a big night! Our little Gorillas will shine at their Spring Concert, and SGF is back to host another round of Pizza Bingo. Come hungry, come ready to cheer, and come ready for fun!
Place orders here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeCZqc-KCEPij9o706smGSyYmt1onmvr-cbdt9wW5mhoGWdZA/viewform?usp=header
With temps on the rise this week, here’s a fun, student‑approved activity to welcome the new season: Dry Ice Ice Cream 🍨✨
Our Culinary students put it to the test, and the verdict is in: it’s a win!
Recipe Rundown:
1 cup whole milk • 1 cup heavy cream • ½ cup sugar • 1 tsp vanilla
Then slowly blend in 1–2 lbs of powdered dry ice until frozen.
Lessons Learned: Add the dry ice gradually and give it time to work its magic.
Results: A fizzy, float‑like twist on classic ice cream — carbonated, creamy, and seriously fun.
Our Culinary students put it to the test, and the verdict is in: it’s a win!
Recipe Rundown:
1 cup whole milk • 1 cup heavy cream • ½ cup sugar • 1 tsp vanilla
Then slowly blend in 1–2 lbs of powdered dry ice until frozen.
Lessons Learned: Add the dry ice gradually and give it time to work its magic.
Results: A fizzy, float‑like twist on classic ice cream — carbonated, creamy, and seriously fun.
Gorillas aren't afraid to try new things, step up to help, and represent their extracurricular groups with positivity! Great job for setting a positive example, Jordan and Abbi!
#SolomonProud #Excellencein Education
#SolomonProud #Excellencein Education
Congratulations to all our athletes who received Wheat State League honors this basketball season!
Learn more about Solomon High School student, Brenden, class of 2026.
Brenden has been with Solomon during his whole primary and secondary journey. With a big love for hunting, Brenden is hopeful to turn that into a career. He currently interns with @shootNstuff in Solomon where he is learning taxidermy. He will go to Pratt in the fall and study Wildlife Management.
Brenden shouts out FACS teacher Katy Vinson for keeping culinary class interesting. He also shouts out his mom, Sara Kirby, a Kindergarten teacher with Solomon, for being a great support system.
He's dedicated time to sports and helping out the basketball team, even with a tight schedule. Coach Stein recently recognized Brenden on @KABItheGeneral for his dedication to student coaching in the 2026 season.
We're proud of the student Brenden has been and look forward to his journey awaiting him 🦍
#393legacypodcast #solomongorillas #seniorspotlight
🎙️ https://youtu.be/Bvt7GGH_--M
Brenden has been with Solomon during his whole primary and secondary journey. With a big love for hunting, Brenden is hopeful to turn that into a career. He currently interns with @shootNstuff in Solomon where he is learning taxidermy. He will go to Pratt in the fall and study Wildlife Management.
Brenden shouts out FACS teacher Katy Vinson for keeping culinary class interesting. He also shouts out his mom, Sara Kirby, a Kindergarten teacher with Solomon, for being a great support system.
He's dedicated time to sports and helping out the basketball team, even with a tight schedule. Coach Stein recently recognized Brenden on @KABItheGeneral for his dedication to student coaching in the 2026 season.
We're proud of the student Brenden has been and look forward to his journey awaiting him 🦍
#393legacypodcast #solomongorillas #seniorspotlight
🎙️ https://youtu.be/Bvt7GGH_--M
Adventure awaits! Join us for Safari Night, March 24th and explore games, photos, and family fun 🦍Come and celebrate Reading and Math with your students! 📖🖩
8–12 grade students had the unique opportunity to hear from Justice Larkin Walsh this week, gaining insight into how Kansas courts work to administer justice fairly and impartially.
Justice Walsh encouraged our students to, "be proactive with maintaining their integrity and spreading the truth.". Every experience like this helps our students see real pathways forward—and understand the steps they can take to pursue any career they choose.
Thank you to the @KansasJudicialBranch for including Solomon USD 393 on your Supreme Court On the Road docket.
#TeachingAndLearning
Justice Walsh encouraged our students to, "be proactive with maintaining their integrity and spreading the truth.". Every experience like this helps our students see real pathways forward—and understand the steps they can take to pursue any career they choose.
Thank you to the @KansasJudicialBranch for including Solomon USD 393 on your Supreme Court On the Road docket.
#TeachingAndLearning
Let’s get your little one ready for school—set up your time now.
These students did an outstanding job at today's Wheat State League music competition at Wakefield. Not only did they play and sing great, they also represented Solomon well during their free time. We are very proud of all of these student's hard work this year.
Started off the board meeting celebrating those that qualified for state tournaments. proud of our bowlers and wrestlers for all they did this year. a few couldn't make it due to prior commitments but this group made us #GorillaProud!
Culinary students have been exploring the art of modernist cooking—one sphere at a time. Through a technique called spherification, they create gel-like spheres that add both flavor and flair to their dishes.
With guidance from Ms. Vinson, our Culinary Pathway gives students real-world skills and industry‑ready experience, setting them ahead of the curve as they pursue future careers in the culinary world.
#SolomonProud #ExcellenceInEducation #FutureForward
With guidance from Ms. Vinson, our Culinary Pathway gives students real-world skills and industry‑ready experience, setting them ahead of the curve as they pursue future careers in the culinary world.
#SolomonProud #ExcellenceInEducation #FutureForward
The Solomon Gorillas competed in the 4-1A State Bowling Tournament last Friday at Bowlero North Rock Lanes. Although we were unable to get into medal positions, all 4 bowlers represented SHS and the Solomon community with great pride.
Out of 12 games bowled(3 each) we only missed average once and that was only by a few pins. Isaac H led the way for the boys with a 233(PR) game and a 633 series. He missed the school record for high series by 3 pins and a state medal by 2 pins. A'Den P had a 208 game and a 559(PR) series. Aspen B led the girls 156(PR) game and a 425 series. Morgan V had a 117 game and a 307 series.
The best part of this is we competed with 1 Junior and 3 Freshmen!
Out of 12 games bowled(3 each) we only missed average once and that was only by a few pins. Isaac H led the way for the boys with a 233(PR) game and a 633 series. He missed the school record for high series by 3 pins and a state medal by 2 pins. A'Den P had a 208 game and a 559(PR) series. Aspen B led the girls 156(PR) game and a 425 series. Morgan V had a 117 game and a 307 series.
The best part of this is we competed with 1 Junior and 3 Freshmen!
What a finale to Read Across America Week! 📚
We wrapped up the celebration with a schoolwide assembly where our bookmark contest winners were announced… and then came the big reveal.
All week long, students had been buzzing about the mystery readers behind the masks — and today they finally found out. We recorded teachers Regan and Sydney, along with student advocates Tina and Arlene, reading a story while completely disguised. It was the talk of the building and such a fun way to keep our readers guessing.
Solomon is home to some truly AMAZING staff who step out of their comfort zones and help create moments that feel magical for our students.
So go ahead — pick up a book and see what adventures you might find yourself in next.
We wrapped up the celebration with a schoolwide assembly where our bookmark contest winners were announced… and then came the big reveal.
All week long, students had been buzzing about the mystery readers behind the masks — and today they finally found out. We recorded teachers Regan and Sydney, along with student advocates Tina and Arlene, reading a story while completely disguised. It was the talk of the building and such a fun way to keep our readers guessing.
Solomon is home to some truly AMAZING staff who step out of their comfort zones and help create moments that feel magical for our students.
So go ahead — pick up a book and see what adventures you might find yourself in next.
McKenzie has been an involved student, even playing football in junior high. She joined Wrestling when the program opened up and fell in love with it. She went to state two years in a row - an incredible accomplishment! She shouts out teachers Sarah Houser, Kjell Nordgren, and Erick Underwood. Houser was her first teacher at Solomon and really took her out of her shell. Through classes like yearbook, she fell in love with sports photography. She is seeking a degree in sports media and promotion and will attend Newman University in Wichita in the fall. We're thankful to her internship in Senior 101 with the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce, where she shadows the marketing team at Visit Salina. Thank you for supporting our students!You continue to set the bar high, McKenzie! We wish you the best in your future success #393legacypodcast #solomongorillas #seniorspotlight
https://youtu.be/fNE3mU2cv2k
https://youtu.be/fNE3mU2cv2k
