Last week IKE theatre students traveled to Topeka to participate in "Theatre Advocacy Day" at the Capitol. They spoke with legislators about the importance of theatre education and to continue providing those opportunities for all students. Lauralye Boor actually serves as a member of the Kansas Thespian Advocacy Committee; Brooklyn Baxa and Leah Wilson also accompanied Mrs. Baxa on the trip. #TigerNationProud
Congratulations to IKE Girls & Boys Wrestlers that were named to the all league honors this season.
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It takes a village... and our village is the best.
Behind every great student is a dedicated team of teachers, drivers, custodians, and support staff. They are more than just employees; they are the heart of the #265Family.
Is there someone who has made a difference in your life or your child’s life this year? Whether they provide a safe ride to school or a word of encouragement in the hallway, we want to hear about it!
Nominate them for the #265Family Award today. A few minutes of your time could lead to a $100 surprise for a well-deserving staff member!
Let’s celebrate them! Nominate your hero for the #265Family Award. It’s a quick way to say "thank you" and gives them a chance to win a $100 cash prize!
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Start off Spring Break right while supporting IKE BPA. Head to OTB at 21st & Maize today from 11am-9pm. Enjoy a yummy tex mex meal and be sure to tell them you are supporting IKE BPA.
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AVCTL League Honors were handed out for Girls and Boys Basketball. Congratulations to the IKE Tigers that were nominated for these awards! We are #TigerNationProud
Happy Spring Break Tiger Nation!
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We would love to have you join our IKE family!
Go to bit.ly/EHSTigers to apply online.
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Go to bit.ly/EHSTigers to apply online.
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IKE Baseball kick off their season with their annual Varsity Baseball Jamboree.
Saturday, March 14 at Eisenhower High School. Good luck Tigers!
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Saturday, March 14 at Eisenhower High School. Good luck Tigers!
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IKE Forensics competes in 2 tournaments this weekend. The Tigers will compete in Newton today and Mulvane on Saturday. Good luck Tigers! #TigerNationProud
IKE Volleyball recieved a first team academic award for the 2025/26 fall semester. The following ladies maintained a 3.9 unweighted GPA and a 4.35 weighted GPA: Emmarie Barger, Tessa Carson, Audrina Flesher, Amaya Gallegos, Emilee George, Kamry Johnston, Ava McNaught, Taylor Morgan, Kali Truzzolino, & Klaire Warden. Congrats girls!
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In most high school computer labs, “hardware” is something students plug in; it is rarely something they actually build or repair. This innovative teacher grant project, led by Damien Hays, Eisenhower High School Computer Science Teacher, breaks the mold by introducing a high-level technical skill usually reserved for trade schools or university engineering labs: Precision Soldering.
By integrating soldering stations into our IT Essentials pathway, Mr. Hays is shifting the curriculum from software-heavy concepts to true hardware mastery. “While our program already covers theoretical concepts such as circuitry, hardware installation, and device maintenance, this addition provides a practical experience that bridges the gap between classroom learning and real-world application,” shares Mr. Hays.
In today's IT world, there is a significant disconnect between understanding how a computer works and knowing how to fix one. By providing professional-grade soldering stations and practice kits, this grant allows students to master employable skills before they ever leave the walls of EHS. Senior student Jamie Duty gives us a glimpse into his class, “The first project we got to do with our new soldering kits involved connecting a chip to a board to provide power, eventually, this will be a working microphone.”
This hands-on experience doesn’t just prepare students for potential future certifications like CompTIA A+, it builds a “technical confidence” that translates to everyday life. Jamie notes, “I’m a car enthusiast, so soldering will be a useful tool for me in everyday work on my car. It’s not just a career pathway; it’s a life skill.”
This Innovative Teacher Grant helps ensure students aren’t just consumers of technology, but the creators and repairers who will maintain the IT infrastructures of tomorrow.
We are incredibly grateful to Mr. Hays for his dedication to providing a high-level, ‘hands-on’ environment that bridges the gap between classroom and career field. The support from the Goddard Education Foundation has allowed the EHS Computer Science program to grow and given students, like Jamie, the vital tools needed for the future. Thank you for empowering Eisenhower students to become the creators, repairers, and innovators of tomorrow.
By integrating soldering stations into our IT Essentials pathway, Mr. Hays is shifting the curriculum from software-heavy concepts to true hardware mastery. “While our program already covers theoretical concepts such as circuitry, hardware installation, and device maintenance, this addition provides a practical experience that bridges the gap between classroom learning and real-world application,” shares Mr. Hays.
In today's IT world, there is a significant disconnect between understanding how a computer works and knowing how to fix one. By providing professional-grade soldering stations and practice kits, this grant allows students to master employable skills before they ever leave the walls of EHS. Senior student Jamie Duty gives us a glimpse into his class, “The first project we got to do with our new soldering kits involved connecting a chip to a board to provide power, eventually, this will be a working microphone.”
This hands-on experience doesn’t just prepare students for potential future certifications like CompTIA A+, it builds a “technical confidence” that translates to everyday life. Jamie notes, “I’m a car enthusiast, so soldering will be a useful tool for me in everyday work on my car. It’s not just a career pathway; it’s a life skill.”
This Innovative Teacher Grant helps ensure students aren’t just consumers of technology, but the creators and repairers who will maintain the IT infrastructures of tomorrow.
We are incredibly grateful to Mr. Hays for his dedication to providing a high-level, ‘hands-on’ environment that bridges the gap between classroom and career field. The support from the Goddard Education Foundation has allowed the EHS Computer Science program to grow and given students, like Jamie, the vital tools needed for the future. Thank you for empowering Eisenhower students to become the creators, repairers, and innovators of tomorrow.
WE ARE HIRING! And we want YOU to join our family! EHS 2026-27 open positions:
-Special Ed Social Studies Teacher
-German Teacher
-Social Studies-Law Pathway Teacher
To apply, go to bit.ly/EHSTigers or for questions call 316-794-4190
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-Special Ed Social Studies Teacher
-German Teacher
-Social Studies-Law Pathway Teacher
To apply, go to bit.ly/EHSTigers or for questions call 316-794-4190
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Come check out the collaboration of Discover Intermediate, Eisenhower Middle, & Eisenhower High Choirs tonight, 7pm, EHS Auditorium. You are sure to enjoy this evening of musical talent! #TigerNationProud
IKE Skills USA Team competed at the State event last week. Karlynn Keatley finished 3rd overall in the Criminal Justice Division. The team as a whole exceeded expectations and did a great job. They did various scenarios including traffic stop with an arrest, suspicious person, fingerprinting, theft report, and a domestic violence incident. Keep up the good work Tigers!
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5A Sub-State Final Lady Mavs 59 - Lady Tigers 38
5A Sub-State Halftime Lady Mavs 36 - Lady Tigers 14
IKE HOSA Team competed at State this week. The Tigers came away with several awards, including Ella Ranz who recieved the "Chapter Member of the Year" award. Congratulations to all our future Tiger Medical Professionals!
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*See graphic for all EHS winners.
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*See graphic for all EHS winners.
IKE Girls Basketball heads to Maize South today for their Sub-State Championship game! Game starts at 5 PM. Let's fill the stands in support of our girls! Good luck ladies!
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Today is Maintenance Worker Appreciation Day! Thank you to all our district mantenance workers for all you do for us, especially for our amazing new drop-off zone!
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If you missed your oportunity to see the spring play "Cereal Killers" yesterday, you can still catch a second showing today at 7 PM! Tickets are $5 and you can also enter a t-shirt raffle for $5.
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