Please see the flyer for the USD 105 Personal Device Electronic Policy.

📣 It's a GREAT Day to be a Buffalo! 🦬

Please give a warm welcome to our newest team member, Ashley Norton!

Mrs. Norton will be teaching Algebra at RCHS!

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Come support our athletes at the fall sports scrimmages. August 27th & 28th.

📚 Buffaloes, don't forget! Returning Student & Kindergarten Enrollment is TOMORROW, Tue Aug 4 (also Wed Aug 5), in the RCES Cafeteria. 9-1 & 2-6 PM.

📣 It's a GREAT Day to be a Buffalo! 🦬

Please give a warm welcome to our newest team member, Trenton Marshall!

Mr. Marshall will be teaching elementary PE at RCES!

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There will be a special board of education meeting on Wednesday, June 24, 2026 at 6:00pm in the elementary library. The agenda can be found on the district website.

USD 105 Updated Job Openings. Looking forward to an amazing 2026-27 school year!

Good Luck to all the Buffaloes competing at state track this weekend in Wichita!
Kayte Shively- Shot Put & Discus
Sami Micek- Pole Vault
Paycie Juenemann- 100M Hurdles, High Jump
Rhys Baily- 400m
Olivia Rickford, Camden Franklin, Tessa Bolen, and Paycie Juenemann- 4x100 relay

Don't forget the Summer Food Program begins today! It is held at the elementary school cafeteria from 11:30-12:30! You can grab and go, or eat in the cafeteria! Here are this week's menus!

Updated Job Openings - Come join our Buffalo Family!
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The summer food program is back, beginning Tuesday, May 26th!

Science Fair tonight.

🎓 You’re Invited! Join us in celebrating the Rawlins County High School Class of 2026 as they cross the stage and step into their bright future!
Event Details:
📅 Date: Saturday, May 9th, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM (ceremony begins)
📍 Location: Rawlins County Elementary School Gymnasium
Additional Viewing Options: Due to limited seating in the gym, additional seating and a live viewing area will be available in the Rawlins County Elementary School Cafeteria. You can also watch the live stream online at: https://www.usd105.org/o/rcusd/page/live-media

Congratulations to our CROP Card Winners this week at RCES!

As we finish up our last full week of classes, we also want to take a moment to show our appreciation for Mr. John Steiger and everything he has done for character education at RCES over the past 5 years. He has dedicated time each and every day to helping our students become the best versions of themselves.

Thank you, Mr. Steiger, for an amazing 5 years. Your impact on our students and school will not be forgotten!
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#HonoraryBuffalo
#WeLoveOurBuffs

Rawlins County U.S.D. 105 will run hard surface routes this afternoon (May 5th) and all day tomorrow (May 6th).

The 7th grade Kansas History class at Rawlins County Jr High have been learning about what life was like in Kansas during the early times of settlement. They recently have been studying the time period of 1861-1890. During this time period, many settlers headed west in search of new land and opportunities. These settlers were able to purchase land using the Homestead Act, The Preemption Act and the Timber Culture Act. The next step for these new Kansans was to survey the land and plat the selected town sites.
The 7th grade students were able to dive into the Rawlins County Plat Books that have been collected and donated by gracious county citizens. Here, they discovered the different townships, land owners and rural residents of Rawlins County.
The Rawlins County Appraiser's Office has land measurement guides available to the public. These guides are on convenient magnets and Rawlins County Appraiser, Alicia Baumfalk generously gave one to each of the 7th graders. These guides are helpful when learning how settlers first surveyed the land. The students can use this same land measurement knowledge today and in the future.