Medford Public Schools

The 7th annual Cardinal Day of Giving once again was a blessing to students, staff and our communities! Students made blankets for first responders, ornaments for CHC, teddy bears and brackets for Operation Christmas shoeboxes. The Medford food pantry was cleaned and well stocked with items from the food drive. 2nd graders gathered items for service men and women. PreK gathered items for local first responders, K made Rice Krispie treats for business, 3rd graders made dg treats for the bank drive thru , 4th and 5th graders visited with CHC residents and the band treated the residents to some music. The FFA kids decorated a Christmas tree and hung lights at the CHC. Art students dressed up the downtown for the holidays by painting windows. There were numerous other projects completed! In the afternoon 7-12 graders gave back to our school by cleaning buses, the bus barn, softball concession stand. The day ended with hot chocolate and a time of reflection on service leadership. WE ARE PROUD TO BE CARDINALS!

The First Graders got to deliver the items collected to give to the Wakita and Medford Fire Depts! Thank you to everyone who donated items!

Good luck to our HS Football team tomorrow in the 2nd Round of the Playoffs!! Team meal tonight was spent celebrating Back to Back District Champions! Thanks to Tomasa for the delicious enchiladas and tacos!

One of our favorite days of the school year!!!

We started our STAR Event competition season today! Congratulations to Sydney, Cadee, Price and Reagan all for placing first in their events and moving onto regionals! Note…those multi talented girls had to leave before awards and hit the hardwood

Thank you KDI!!!

JOIN US IN CHEERING ON OUR FOOTBALL BOYS! ❤️🏈

Playoff Football game vs. Mountain View-Gotebo, Friday, Nov. 21st, will be livestreamed on YouTube @mhscards; kickoff is at 7:00 pm.

Archery season has started and we already have several in our Cardinal GOLD CLUB! ❤️🏹 💛November 11 Cory Helt Payton Helt McKenna Loesch Chezney Dell 💛November 18 Clay Neilson Payton Helt X 2 Chezney Dell McKenna Loesch X 2 Cole Crochet Cory Helt Sydney Reigh X 2 Bristen Blanton

Special Olympic Unified Bowling

Tickets for the Football Playoff Game vs. Mountain View-Gotebo can be purchased at the URL below or $10 Cash at the gate.

https://gofan.co/app/school/OSSAA

The game will also be live-streamed on youtube@mhscards

Thank you to everyone who donated or tried to donate blood today at the STUCO Blood Drive! 🩸 We surpassed our goal of 21 units with 25 units donated today! Way to kick off the week of Cardinal Day of Giving!

Back to Back District Champs shirts are available!! Shirts are available in t-shirts, crewneck sweatshirts (adults only) and hoodies in comfort color ivory. Youth t-shirts are ivory Bella canvas. Order forms will go home with students tomorrow.

To kick off the week of Cardinal Day of Giving, the high school STUCO will host an OBI Blood Drive tomorrow at the hospitality room in the new gym! Walk-ins are welcome!

Second Round Playoff Football game: Medford vs. Mountain View-Gotebo will be Friday, Nov. 21st, @ Medford. Kickoff time is 7:00 pm, and you can buy cash tickets at the gate ($10) or cheaper online at the OSSAA website. Go Cards!!

FB Playoff Online Store is open again! This is the FINAL LAST CALL! The store will be closing Sunday at midnight. ❤️🏈 https://medfordfootball2025.itemorder.com/shop/home/

Congratulations to the high school academic team for bringing home the Regional Championship this morning at Agra!! MHS defeated DCLA first round then played a close game versus Kremlin in the second round, coming out on top in the final 60 second round. They will go on to compete at Area next month. Way to go team!

Let's checker the stands tonight and support our football boys! Wear your white Medford Playoff shirt or participate in the black out! Go Cards!!

Eileen's Cookies will be arriving Tuesday, Nov. 18th. FCCLA members need to pick up their orders at the end of the day to deliver.

Mrs. Nollenberger's first graders learned about the importance of community by making a pot of stone soup.