Cold and Flu season is upon us. It is important for children to attend school, but when a child is truly sick, they need to stay home to get well and prevent spreading illness to others. Please help us keep our students and staff healthy by reviewing the following illness prevention strategies.
The parade route will begin at Garfield Park and travel north on Kansas Ave. turning east at Independence Ave.
The following classes will be conducted via a combination of video presentation and group participation at the Mathes Early Learning Center. A workbook is included with registration at no cost. The curriculum is Dr. Becky Bailey’s Conscious Discipline.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Topeka offers before- and after-school care is in each of USD 345’s elementary schools.
The time has come – 6th grade band and orchestra enrollment is now open!
The Seaman High School Cheer squads would like to invite all K – 8th grade students to participate in our 2018 Fall cheer clinic.
Elementary students will begin a new hands-on program called Launch. Launch is a Project Lead the Way program, designed to empower students to become creative collaborative problem solvers, ready to take on any challenge. Project Lead the Way has helped us improve engagement level at the high school and we’re excited to expand into our other schools this year.
2018-19 online enrollment in PowerSchool opens July 16. Click through for more information.
Severe weather season is upon us and we would like to share with you our severe weather procedures.
USD 345 Summer Camps have been board approved and the dates are now available online.
If you are requesting attendance of a school outside of your student’s residence boundary, you will need to fill out an application for transfer.
USD 345’s summer lunch program will be at a new location this year due to maintenance work at Logan Elementary. We will be serving lunch out of Northern Hills Elementary School.
Lindy Broeckelman, 1st grade teacher at Logan Elementary was just named a 2018 Kansas Horizon Award winner!
Lindy Broeckelman named one of two outstanding first-year teachers at USD 345.
Superintendent of Seaman Schools, Dr. Steve Noble, makes the final decision regarding snow days. Click here for more information on school cancellations due to winter weather.
Online enrollment for 2017-18 before school, after school, and school day out programming is now available
The month of June in your district wall calendar that was distributed to homes last summer has incorrect dates. Please click through to download the correct June insert.
The Confidence in Kansas Public Education Task Force has named 76 schools in 33 Kansas public school districts, including Logan Elementary, as recipients of the 2016 Challenge Awards.
Tina Kleiner will now go on to compete for the Kansas Teacher of the Year Award.
Seaman USD #345 takes proactive measures to protect the safety of all our students and staff members. In the case of an emergency, Seaman USD #345 staff members will protect and shelter your children until they are reunited with you. This information has been prepared to provide you with important instructions should there be an emergency at your child’s school.
This year, Seaman Schools introduced a new learning management system called Schoology at all grade levels. Teachers and students have been using this digital learning management tool since August to organize content, engage students and now we’re ready to connect to families.
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Counselors, principals, and teachers work hard to identify and prevent bullying in our schools using a curriculum called Second Step Bullying Prevention
You may have heard about Logan Lions STAR Expectations and the STAR Celebrations! Wait…you haven’t heard? Well, let me fill you in! STAR stands for...
Sixth grade girls from across the district attended Emporia State University’s “Enhancing Your Future with Mathematics and Science”
Students and staff around the district are finding ways to celebrate good behavior using various PBIS systems. At Logan Elementary School, Third Grade Teacher Dawn Wayant gives her students “Banana Bucks” when she notices a student helping others, or finding other ways to be respectful and responsible.
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