‼️ GORILLA MEET DAY ‼️
📍BENNINGTON
⏰ 4:00 PM
⭐️ Game day sponsor is Solomon State Bank. Thank you for your support of Solomon schools!
A'Den has been selected as Member of the Month for a second time this school year! Way to go A'Den! Your leadership, drive, and engagement are present in your day to day.
Give a warm shoutout to A'Den for his continued hard work! 🦍
Give a warm shoutout to A'Den for his continued hard work! 🦍
Last night at the 2026 North Central District FFA Banquet Solomon FFA received the 2026 National Superior Chapter Award! This award is designed to recognize FFA chapters that implement the mission of the organization focusing on growing leaders, building communities, and strengthening agriculture. Way to go Solomon FFA👏💙💛
Students competed in the Wheat State League Art Show in Little River on April 1st. While the artwork was being judged students took part in workshops taught by professional artists in clay and mosaic art. Students really enjoyed the workshops and seeing all the artwork from other schools.
Ribbon winners were:
Caylee Cook 1st place Black and white pencil drawing for Pears and Vase
Payton Ballou 1st place non-color pencil for Siren's Whisper
Caylee Cook 2nd place non-color pencil for Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust
Caylee Cook 2nd place Acrylic painting for Afternoon on the Water
Caylee Cook 1st place oil pastel Pickett Fence
Aryanna Burge 2nd place Color Photography
Cece Clements 3D Merit for Fenrie
Most of the artworks can be viewed outside the artroom. Our next contest is FHSU High School Art Day April 15th!
Part 2
Ribbon winners were:
Caylee Cook 1st place Black and white pencil drawing for Pears and Vase
Payton Ballou 1st place non-color pencil for Siren's Whisper
Caylee Cook 2nd place non-color pencil for Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust
Caylee Cook 2nd place Acrylic painting for Afternoon on the Water
Caylee Cook 1st place oil pastel Pickett Fence
Aryanna Burge 2nd place Color Photography
Cece Clements 3D Merit for Fenrie
Most of the artworks can be viewed outside the artroom. Our next contest is FHSU High School Art Day April 15th!
Part 2
Students competed in the Wheat State League Art Show in Little River on April 1st. While the artwork was being judged students took part in workshops taught by professional artists in clay and mosaic art. Students really enjoyed the workshops and seeing all the artwork from other schools.
Ribbon winners were:
Caylee Cook 1st place Black and white pencil drawing for Pears and Vase
Payton Ballou 1st place non-color pencil for Siren's Whisper
Caylee Cook 2nd place non-color pencil for Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust
Caylee Cook 2nd place Acrylic painting for Afternoon on the Water
Caylee Cook 1st place oil pastel Pickett Fence
Aryanna Burge 2nd place Color Photography
Cece Clements 3D Merit for Fenrie
Most of the artworks can be viewed outside the artroom. Our next contest is FHSU High School Art Day April 15th!
Part 1
Ribbon winners were:
Caylee Cook 1st place Black and white pencil drawing for Pears and Vase
Payton Ballou 1st place non-color pencil for Siren's Whisper
Caylee Cook 2nd place non-color pencil for Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust
Caylee Cook 2nd place Acrylic painting for Afternoon on the Water
Caylee Cook 1st place oil pastel Pickett Fence
Aryanna Burge 2nd place Color Photography
Cece Clements 3D Merit for Fenrie
Most of the artworks can be viewed outside the artroom. Our next contest is FHSU High School Art Day April 15th!
Part 1
Throughout the month, students will be building real-world money skills—from budgeting and saving to understanding credit, investing, and making smart financial decisions. These are lessons that go far beyond the classroom and help set our students up for lifelong success. At Solomon High School, we believe financial literacy is a powerful tool—and we’re proud to prepare our students to take control of their financial futures.
#FinancialLiteracyMonth #SolomonGorillas #RealWorldSkills #FutureReady #CTE
#FinancialLiteracyMonth #SolomonGorillas #RealWorldSkills #FutureReady #CTE
‼️ GORILLA MEET DAY ‼️
📍MOUNDRIDGE
⏰ 4:30 PM
⭐️ Game day sponsor is Twin Valley. Thank you for your support of Solomon schools!
Hoppy memories made! 🐰 The Easter Bunny loved meeting all these smiling faces. Special thanks to Jordan Gray, our high school helper behind the bunny ears!
You can see the Easter Bunny again this Saturday at the Solomon City Park for an egg hunt and prizes!
#SolomonProud
The 393 Legacy - Episode 28 featuring Ayden
Learn more about Solomon High School student, Ayden, class of 2026.
Ayden has spent his school career at Solomon USD 393 since kindergarten. He has been active, playing in about every sport during junior high and focused on football in high school. Ayden is career-bound, with goals to join an auto body shop for painting. He shouts out his parents for their unconditional support and teachers Meaghan Kilgore and Luke Riordan for supporting him and pushing him to be his best self. We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavours and are excited to see where it takes you! 🦍
#393legacypodcast #solomongorillas #seniorspotlight
🎙️ https://youtu.be/t3EMeLXhaPI
Learn more about Solomon High School student, Ayden, class of 2026.
Ayden has spent his school career at Solomon USD 393 since kindergarten. He has been active, playing in about every sport during junior high and focused on football in high school. Ayden is career-bound, with goals to join an auto body shop for painting. He shouts out his parents for their unconditional support and teachers Meaghan Kilgore and Luke Riordan for supporting him and pushing him to be his best self. We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavours and are excited to see where it takes you! 🦍
#393legacypodcast #solomongorillas #seniorspotlight
🎙️ https://youtu.be/t3EMeLXhaPI
This is KNOT Your Regular Fundraiser-FBLA needs your help!
Solomon High School’s FBLA chapter is kicking off its biggest fundraiser of the year, inviting the community to make a meaningful impact both locally and globally. From today through May 5, 2026, the chapter is collecting gently used shoes of all kinds—including tennis shoes, dress shoes, work boots, and athletic footwear—in partnership with Funds2Orgs.
“This fundraiser is a win for everyone,” said Rachel Livingston, FBLA Advisor at Solomon High School. “Our students are gaining opportunities through FBLA, while also helping the environment and supporting families around the world. It’s a powerful example of how a small act—like donating a pair of shoes—can make a big difference.”
Community members are encouraged to clean out their closets and donate any gently used shoes. Donations can be turned in to Mrs. Livingston’s room or any Solomon High School FBLA member. We will have collection points before school at the bus, elementary and cafeteria.
If you would like a color flier for your workplace, church, clubs, etc. please let Mrs. Livingston know. rlivingston@usd393.net
Solomon High School’s FBLA chapter is kicking off its biggest fundraiser of the year, inviting the community to make a meaningful impact both locally and globally. From today through May 5, 2026, the chapter is collecting gently used shoes of all kinds—including tennis shoes, dress shoes, work boots, and athletic footwear—in partnership with Funds2Orgs.
“This fundraiser is a win for everyone,” said Rachel Livingston, FBLA Advisor at Solomon High School. “Our students are gaining opportunities through FBLA, while also helping the environment and supporting families around the world. It’s a powerful example of how a small act—like donating a pair of shoes—can make a big difference.”
Community members are encouraged to clean out their closets and donate any gently used shoes. Donations can be turned in to Mrs. Livingston’s room or any Solomon High School FBLA member. We will have collection points before school at the bus, elementary and cafeteria.
If you would like a color flier for your workplace, church, clubs, etc. please let Mrs. Livingston know. rlivingston@usd393.net
Solomon High School’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter was recently recognized at the 74th Kansas FBLA State Leadership Conference for achieving the Second Largest Percentage Increase in Membership across the state, with an impressive 229% growth.
This significant accomplishment highlights the chapter’s dedication to expanding student involvement and creating opportunities for leadership, career development, and community engagement. The remarkable growth reflects the enthusiasm of Solomon High School students and the commitment of the FBLA program to making a positive impact both in and out of the classroom.
“Seeing this level of growth is a testament to our students’ hard work and their willingness to step up, get involved, and challenge themselves,” said FBLA advisor Rachel Livingston. “We are incredibly proud of what they have accomplished.”
The Kansas FBLA State Leadership Conference brings together students from across the state to compete, network, and be recognized for their achievements in business and leadership.
Solomon High School FBLA continues to build momentum and looks forward to further success as members strive to make their mark in their school and community.
#makeyourmark #fbla
This significant accomplishment highlights the chapter’s dedication to expanding student involvement and creating opportunities for leadership, career development, and community engagement. The remarkable growth reflects the enthusiasm of Solomon High School students and the commitment of the FBLA program to making a positive impact both in and out of the classroom.
“Seeing this level of growth is a testament to our students’ hard work and their willingness to step up, get involved, and challenge themselves,” said FBLA advisor Rachel Livingston. “We are incredibly proud of what they have accomplished.”
The Kansas FBLA State Leadership Conference brings together students from across the state to compete, network, and be recognized for their achievements in business and leadership.
Solomon High School FBLA continues to build momentum and looks forward to further success as members strive to make their mark in their school and community.
#makeyourmark #fbla
The Solomon High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter has been recognized for earning the CTE Celebration Award as part of the FBLA Champion Chapter Challenge for the current school year.
With this achievement, the Solomon FBLA chapter has now successfully completed 6 out of the 7 required sections of the Champion Chapter program, demonstrating an ongoing commitment to excellence in leadership, career preparation, and community involvement.
The Champion Chapter Challenge is a national FBLA program that encourages chapters to actively engage in service, professional development, and growth-focused initiatives. Earning the CTE Celebration Award highlights the chapter’s efforts to promote Career and Technical Education and raise awareness of the opportunities it provides for students.
“This recognition reflects the dedication of our members to not only grow as leaders but also to celebrate and advocate for the importance of Career and Technical Education,” said FBLA advisor Rachel Livingston. “We are proud of their continued progress and excited to work toward completing all seven sections.”
Solomon High School FBLA remains focused on reaching its final milestone in the Champion Chapter Challenge while continuing to make a positive impact within the school and community
With this achievement, the Solomon FBLA chapter has now successfully completed 6 out of the 7 required sections of the Champion Chapter program, demonstrating an ongoing commitment to excellence in leadership, career preparation, and community involvement.
The Champion Chapter Challenge is a national FBLA program that encourages chapters to actively engage in service, professional development, and growth-focused initiatives. Earning the CTE Celebration Award highlights the chapter’s efforts to promote Career and Technical Education and raise awareness of the opportunities it provides for students.
“This recognition reflects the dedication of our members to not only grow as leaders but also to celebrate and advocate for the importance of Career and Technical Education,” said FBLA advisor Rachel Livingston. “We are proud of their continued progress and excited to work toward completing all seven sections.”
Solomon High School FBLA remains focused on reaching its final milestone in the Champion Chapter Challenge while continuing to make a positive impact within the school and community
Solomon USD 393 is BEYOND PROUD to recognize our team of Para Professionals today!
Our Para Professionals are such a strong team and we are so grateful for their continued service to our student gorillas. Drop a 🦍 or comment to shoutout these lovely ladies
#SolomonProud #WorldClassEducators
Our Para Professionals are such a strong team and we are so grateful for their continued service to our student gorillas. Drop a 🦍 or comment to shoutout these lovely ladies
#SolomonProud #WorldClassEducators
Our PreK-2nd graders really brought the fun this last concert for BINGO the musical! Here are just some of the wonderful moments. You can find more photos in our facebook photo albums or on our website on the choir and band page 🦍
Solomon FFA members are staying active in the various meets which challenge their critical thinking and living by the FFA Motto: Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.
Get physicals for the 2026-27 school year done early! Solomon Schools will be hosting sports physicals Wednesday, May 13th.
Simply send your student with cash or check.
For questions call Jennifer @ (785) 655-2551
Our Gorilla golfers kick off their season this Thursday at our home meet hosted at Great Life Salina! Good luck this year to all!
Set up your child’s screening time today—spots are filling up!
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
