High School Highlights
Launch the media gallery 1 playerSeward High School saw many changes during the 2003-04 school year. One constant was that we started and completed our tenth year in the intensive block schedule utilizing niney-minute class periods. 120 students graduated in May of 2004. Of those students, 94 took the ACT and had a composite average of 22.2, which was above the state and national averages.
We had many accomplishments in the activity and athletic areas. Of the 120 graduates, the senior class had 30 who graduated with honors. To be an honor graduate, the student must have a four-year cumulative grade point average of 95% or above. Overall, this class performed in an outstanding manner in the classroom.
Seward High School continues to try to implement quality instructional practices. Training in APL will continue for our staff and be implemented in the classroom to benefit our students. We do intend to move from good to great in the education of our students.
"Every Student--Every Day--A Success--Seward." We want this for all of our students.
Activities and Events
- Homecoming 2003 started with a tail-gate party on September 28, 2003 and ended with a dance in the high school lobby the following Friday. The theme for homecoming was "Let the Good Times Roll, Las Vegas."
- Fall and Spring Lifetime Sports class activities took advantage of resources in the community as they made trips to the Seward Country Club, T's Gym and Seward Bowl.
- High School Principal Ron Lamberty was presented with the "High School Principal of the Year Award" by the Nebraska Council of School Administrators on Oct. 27, 2003.
- The FFA, FCCLA, FBLA, Key Club, and Skills USA held their 4th annual blood drive on October 28 and 29, 2003.
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Launch the media gallery 3 player- Students in the Leading Young Children class held a fall and spring pre-school at the high school. Students in the class are the teachers and plan and conduct the preschool sessions.