Bonner Springs High School was honored today with the prestigious Sportsmanship Championship Award, as voted on by the athletic directors of the Frontier League. This recognition reflects the collective efforts and positive spirit demonstrated throughout the year by the entire Bonner Springs community. The award is not solely based on the conduct of the student section, but also takes into account the sportsmanship and support shown by our cheerleaders, band members, athletes, coaches, and families. It represents a shared commitment to integrity, respect, and enthusiasm both on and off the field. This award is a testament to the pride and unity that define Bonner Springs High School!

4 days ago, USD 204
A group of Bonner Springs High School students pose together in a gymnasium, smiling and holding a large Frontier League championship plaque dated 2024–2025. Most of the group are wearing Bonner Springs Cheerleader shirts, and the gym features school colors, an arch of balloons in the background, and a large "Home of the Braves" logo on the wall.

🎉 Celebrating National Home Visiting Week with USD 204! 🎉 This week, we honor our Parents as Teachers program and the amazing Melissa Lewis, our Parent Educator! 🌟 Home visiting supports families by providing expert guidance during pregnancy and early child development, helping kids start school ready for success. 🏫👶 A special shout-out to the State of Kansas, which has proclaimed this week as Home Visit Week, recognizing the crucial role home visitors play in empowering families and promoting healthy outcomes. Thank you, Melissa, for all you do to support our community!

5 days ago, USD 204
A woman wearing a KSU t-shirt smiles as she helps a young boy with a handprint painting activity at a kitchen table. The boy is seated in a high chair wearing a "Hello Fall" shirt. A Thanksgiving-themed craft with a handprint turkey and a poem is on the table, along with paint supplies and a small biscuit. A chalkboard behind them reads "Just a bunch of Hocus Pocus."
A young boy in colorful pajamas sits at a small table, working on a holiday-themed craft with a woman in a festive red and white shirt. The table is covered with papers, stickers, and small Christmas decorations. A decorated Christmas tree and toys are visible in the background.
A young boy grins widely while kneeling on a carpeted floor, holding a green foam block decorated with colorful pipe cleaners. In the background, a Halloween-themed skeleton decoration dressed in an orange outfit sits on a couch, and various household items are visible, including a tumbler, a book, and hand sanitizer.
A toddler wearing a red shirt and jeans stands at a gray ottoman, playing with a bright green box decorated with purple dots. A woman in a white shirt smiles in the background, watching the child. The scene is cozy with toys and home items visible.
A woman and a young boy sit at a white table doing a craft project. The woman paints the boy’s hand while he smiles. The table is covered with craft supplies, and a black sheet of paper with colorful cut-out leaves and a handprint is in front of them. The background has home decor and wall art.
REMINDER: There will be no school for all USD 204 students on Friday, April 18th. Access the full Academic Calendar on the website to stay up to date on all important dates and schedule changes for the remainder of the school year. 🔗https://bit.ly/4faUYdv
12 days ago, USD 204
Graphic announcement from Bonner Springs/Edwardsville USD 204 stating "NO SCHOOL Friday, April 18th." The design features a computer window graphic with bold black and white text on an orange background with playful shapes, clouds, and a sun icon. The USD 204 logo is at the bottom.
🎒✨ Our preschool students from across USD 204 had an amazing time visiting their future elementary schools this week! They explored kindergarten classrooms, met new friends, and are so excited for their big transition this fall! 🧡 📣 Don’t forget — Kindergarten Information Night is coming up on Tuesday, April 22nd from 6:00–7:00 PM at all three elementary schools. If your child turns 5 on or before August 31, 2025, this is a must-attend event to get ready for the 2025–26 school year!
12 days ago, USD 204
A large group of preschool students sit in a circle on a colorful rug with smiley faces, participating in a classroom activity. A teacher sits with them, and a "Would You Rather" question is displayed on the screen behind them.
Young students sit around a round table coloring crown-shaped paper cutouts with crayons during a kindergarten visit activity.
Two smiling girls pose on the rug wearing their decorated paper crowns labeled “Queen of Kindergarten” after completing their activity.
A group of preschool girls are busy coloring their crown templates at a round table during their kindergarten classroom experience.
A large group of preschool students wearing handmade paper crowns pose together outside Delaware Ridge Elementary, celebrating their future kindergarten adventure.
📚✨ Our third graders at Edwardsville Elementary are diving into a study of our community! This past week, they researched the incredible Junius Groves and created their own mini biographies. What a great way to learn local history and celebrate a true community trailblazer!
14 days ago, USD 204
A classroom scene where students are seated at desks, working on biography worksheets. On the projector screen at the front of the room are historical images of Junius Groves and related visuals. Some students are looking at the screen while others work independently.
Students are working on their mini biography book projects. One student is coloring a book cover, while others are cutting and organizing materials. Art supplies such as markers, scissors, and glue are scattered across the table.
A close-up of a student's desk showing a "Mini Biography Book Project" worksheet featuring Junius Groves. The student has written several facts about Groves, and their hand is holding a pencil. The desk is also filled with other worksheets and supplies.
A collection of completed mini biography booklets about Junius Groves is displayed on a tabletop. Each booklet has a colorful cover and hand-drawn portraits or illustrations of Groves. Pages inside show student writing and fun facts they learned through their research.
💪 BONNER SPRINGS SUMMER STRENGTH & CONDITIONING June 2nd – July 24th 📍 Bonner Springs Weight Room & Fieldhouse (No sessions June 27 – July 7) 💥 High School Athletes (Grades 9–12): HS Boys: 6:30 AM – 8:00 AM HS Girls: 8:15 AM – 9:45 AM ⚡ Middle School (Grades 7–8): MS Boys: 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM MS Girls: 8:15 AM – 9:15 AM 🔥 Upper Elementary (Grades 5–6): Boys & Girls: 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM 🦾 Get faster, stronger, and better this summer — with dedicated sessions for every age group! 🌟 YOUTH FUN & FITNESS Grades K–4 | July 7th – July 31st 🕤 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM 📍 Bonner Springs Fieldhouse A fun, active program to keep young kids moving and engaged all summer!
16 days ago, Bonner Springs Athletics
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🎙️ In this special episode of Talk 204, Superintendent Moulin sits down with Matt Middleton, 2004 Bonner Springs High School grad and Receivers Coach at Kansas State University. From winning a state wrestling championship and being crowned homecoming king, to coaching on the sidelines of Division I football, Coach Middleton shares the story of his journey, his roots, and the Bonner Springs community that shaped him. This conversation is packed with hometown pride, powerful life lessons, and inspiration for students, athletes, and dreamers alike. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts! 🔗 https://rss.com/podcasts/talk204/1986053/
16 days ago, USD 204
Matt Middleton stands smiling between Kristin Moulin (left) and Superintendent Rick Moulin (right) in front of a Kansas State football-themed backdrop. All three are smiling and posing for the camera.
Matt Middleton and Superintendent Moulin sit across from each other at a table during a podcast recording. They are smiling and surrounded by podcast equipment and water bottles, with family photos on the wall behind them.
🎙️ Coming Monday on Talk 204 -- Superintendent Moulin chats with Matt Middleton, K-State Wide Receivers Coach and 2004 BSHS grad. Hear about his journey from Bonner Springs to the Big 12! Stay tuned—you won’t want to miss this inspiring episode! https://rss.com/podcasts/talk204/
18 days ago, USD 204
Superintendent Moulin interviews Kansas State University Wide Receivers Coach Matt Middleton in an office setting. Both are seated at a table, smiling and engaged in conversation. Framed family photos are displayed on the wall behind them.
🌼 It was a dandy day in PreK at DRE! Our little learners painted "flower pots" and packed them full of dandelions — a fun way to practice fine motor skills while soaking up the spring sunshine! 🌞🖌️
19 days ago, USD 204
A boy outdoors smiles and holds a bunch of dandelions up close to the camera.
A boy in a red Kansas City Chiefs shirt paints a flower pot on cardboard using bright colors and a cotton swab.
A smiling girl in a floral jacket holds up a dandelion while standing on a grassy lawn.
A young boy in a blue Under Armour hoodie uses a cotton swab to paint a flower pot on a piece of cardboard.
A girl proudly displays her finished project: a painted cardboard flower pot filled with real dandelions.
Two boys concentrate as they insert dandelions into painted cardboard flower pots at a table.
Two children outside hold up dandelions and smile brightly in the sun.
Thank you, Delta Dental for helping our littlest learners keep their smiles shining bright! 😁 McDanield Preschool students loved receiving their smile kits! 🦷✨
21 days ago, USD 204
A cheerful group of preschoolers posing in front of a classroom whiteboard, all holding up smile kits with excitement. The classroom features colorful learning materials on the walls.
Four preschool children standing in front of a wall that says “OWN KIND OF BEAUTIFUL,” smiling and holding up their smile kits in a hallway at McDanield Preschool.
Seven young children standing side by side in a classroom, proudly showing off their smile kits. The classroom has a “Welcome” sign and a visual daily schedule.
A classroom of preschool students standing and kneeling on a colorful rug, holding up smile kits with big grins. The room is decorated with educational posters and the alphabet across the wall.
A group of ten preschool students standing in a classroom with a “Happy Birthday” banner, each child holding their smile kit and smiling for the camera.
🎒📚 Kindergarten Information Night is almost here! Families of incoming kindergarteners—mark your calendars for Tuesday, April 22nd from 6:00–7:00 PM! If your child will be 5 years old on or before August 31st, 2025, this night is especially for you. Join us at the elementary school your child will attend for the 2025-26 school year to get all the details you need to start this exciting journey! 📍 Bonner Springs Elementary (212 S Neconi Ave, Bonner Springs) 📍 Delaware Ridge Elementary (1601 N 130th St, Kansas City) 📍 Edwardsville Elementary (1700 S 104th St, Edwardsville)
22 days ago, USD 204
A bright, colorful flyer promoting USD 204's Kindergarten Information Night. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, April 22nd from 6:00–7:00 PM. Families are encouraged to attend if their child will be 5 years old on or before August 31, 2025. Attendees should go to the elementary school where their child will be enrolled for the 2025–26 school year. The flyer includes images and addresses for three schools: Bonner Springs Elementary (212 S Neconi Ave, Bonner Springs) Delaware Ridge Elementary (1601 N 130th St, Kansas City) Edwardsville Elementary (1700 S 104th St, Edwardsville) The design includes a pencil illustration and the USD 204 and Bonner Springs/Edwardsville logos.
🎉 Last night, USD 204 proudly celebrated Julia Foote, 6th Grade Social Studies Teacher at Clark Middle School, at the Kansas Teacher of the Year banquet! Julia was among 136 outstanding educators nominated across the state — a true honor and testament to her dedication and impact. We're grateful to have incredible teachers like Julia who inspire excellence and lead the way in education.
23 days ago, USD 204
Julia Foote stands on stage holding her Kansas Teacher of the Year certificate, flanked by three officials from the Kansas State Department of Education. They are all smiling beneath the "Kansas Teacher of the Year Region 3" banner.
A group of ten people stand together on a stage under a banner that reads "Kansas Teacher of the Year Region 3." Julia Foote, holding a certificate, stands at the center in a black dress, surrounded by USD 204 colleagues and supporters, all dressed in formal attire, smiling for the photo.
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who came out to the Early Childhood Carnival! It was a fantastic evening full of games, laughter, and learning under the big top! We are so proud of our incredible USD 204 Early Childhood staff and Parents as Teachers team for putting together such a fun and engaging event for our littlest learners and their families. 🌟❤️
25 days ago, USD 204
A family interacts with volunteers at a carnival table covered in colorful animal face masks. A child is held in a parent's arms while others smile and engage.
The USD 204 Early Childhood and Parents as Teachers team poses for a group photo in front of a colorful balloon arch, smiling and wearing matching rainbow logo shirts.
An adult in an orange tie-dye shirt with a large bow applies face paint to a young girl sitting on a stool at the carnival.
A crowded gym full of families and children enjoying various carnival activities, with colorful decorations and games spread throughout.
Two young girls smile and hold hands, both with face paint on their cheeks, standing in a brightly lit gym filled with carnival booths.
A young child with glasses and a bunny puppet colors on a large sheet of paper taped to the wall, guided by an adult.
A family poses for a photo under a festive red, yellow, blue, and white balloon arch with a carnival sign in the background.
A small child receives a bag of cotton candy from a smiling volunteer, while other adults nearby chat and hand out snacks in a hallway.
Representatives from the Jerry Lee Jarrett Life Center greet visitors at their booth, which is covered with snacks, brochures, and giveaway items.
Three young children wave colorful ribbon wands in the gym, with an adult supervising in the background near a bin of ribbon supplies.
In the latest episode of Talk 204, Superintendent Moulin sits down with Bonner Springs High School Head Basketball Coach Drew Gruver for a courtside conversation you won’t want to miss. They dive into the Braves’ incredible season, Coach Gruver’s transition to BSHS, and the culture he’s building on and off the court. From his coaching journey and family life to his thoughts on March Madness, it’s a wide-ranging, inspiring chat about leadership, passion, and the power of team. Lace up and tune in! Available now wherever you get your podcasts or at this link 🔗 https://rss.com/podcasts/talk204/1971862/
26 days ago, USD 204
Superintendent Rick Moulin and Bonner Springs High School Head Basketball Coach Drew Gruver sit across from each other at a podcast table with microphones in front of them. Behind them is a screen displaying the "Talk 204" podcast logo and the phrase "It's a great day to be Brave," representing USD 204 Bonner Springs/Edwardsville.
Clark Middle School staff and students proudly participated in the Spread the Word campaign to promote inclusion, acceptance, and respect for all. 💙 From classroom conversations to school-wide activities, the campaign helps support a culture where every individual feels seen, heard, and celebrated!
about 1 month ago, USD 204
A CMS staff member signs a "Spread the Word" banner filled with colorful signatures, while other students sit at a table nearby participating in inclusive activities. The banner includes the logos for Special Olympics and Kansas.
A large group of CMS students and staff gather in a school hallway near a table and wall display promoting the Spread the Word campaign. Some students are signing a banner while others are chatting or playing games.
CMS students interact around the Spread the Word banner, with some signing their names and others embracing and sharing kind moments in front of the campaign display.
🎪🎉 Step right up for a night of fun and learning! 🎉🎪 Join us for the Early Childhood Carnival — a FREE event for families with children from birth to age 5! Come enjoy face painting, carnival games, snacks, resources, preschool information, and more! 📅 Thursday, April 3 🕔 5:00 – 7:00 PM 📍 Clark Middle School Auxiliary Gym 420 N. Bluegrass, Bonner Springs We hope to see you there!
about 1 month ago, USD 204
lyer for the USD 204 Bonner Springs Edwardsville Early Childhood Carnival. The design features a circus theme with red and white stripes, balloons, popcorn, and a big top tent. The event is for families with children from birth to age 5 and includes games, snacks, face painting, resources, and preschool information. The carnival will be held on Thursday, April 3, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at Clark Middle School Auxiliary Gym, 420 N. Bluegrass, Bonner Springs. Sponsored by USD 204 Early Childhood Programs and Parents as Teachers.
Our Clark Middle School 8th graders took a hands-on approach to learning about Kinetic and Potential Energy by building and testing Marble Runs! 🏗️🔥 Through experimentation, they observed how energy transfers, builds, and changes, bringing science concepts to life in an engaging way! 🎢⚡
about 2 months ago, USD 204
A group of students engaged in building marble runs in a busy science classroom. A female student in a black outfit stands while assembling a tall structure with two male classmates. The table is covered with additional pieces, laptops, and water bottles. Behind them, other students work on similar projects.
A male student wearing headphones and a gray hoodie carefully holds a partially built marble run structure made of colorful translucent plastic tubes while a female student with long red hair, wearing a black t-shirt, reaches into a green bin filled with additional pieces. They are seated at a black lab table with a laptop and pencil nearby.
A group of students gathers around a black crate filled with colorful marble run pieces, working together to construct a tall structure. One student in a black hoodie smiles while attaching pieces. The classroom features a periodic table poster, science-themed decorations, and lab aprons hanging on the wall.
Three male students collaborate on building a tall marble run structure. One student in a red hoodie looks up as another in a black shirt adds pieces to the top. A third student in a gray hoodie labeled "SHELBY" assists. Behind them, a bulletin board with motivational messages and Olympic rings is visible.
Three female students sit at a black lab table, constructing a marble run. One student in a pink hoodie holds a piece while another in a black sweatshirt focuses on assembling the structure. A white bin filled with extra pieces sits on the table, and a science classroom background includes posters and cabinets labeled with learning messages.
Two male students stand at a black lab table, assembling a marble run. One wears a black hoodie and white Crocs, while the other wears a white t-shirt and blue slippers. A green bin with extra pieces sits on the table. In the background, other students work on their projects in a well-equipped science classroom with cabinets and educational posters.
🎶🎤 Join us for a night of music and unity! 🎶🎤 Tonight we’re celebrating Music in Our Schools Month with our annual district-wide choir concert! Featuring talented singers from BSE, DRE, EDW, CMS, and BSHS, this special evening showcases the power of music to bring us together. Our program includes selections from Grease, hymns, spirituals, folk songs, contemporary choral pieces, and world music that inspire connection and joy. 📍 Braves Fieldhouse/PE Center 🕕 6:00 PM Come support our incredible students and experience an unforgettable night of music! 🎶✨
about 2 months ago, USD 204
A flyer for the USD 204 Choir Department’s event titled "United Through Music" in celebration of the 40th Music in Our Schools Month. The flyer has a light green background with a dotted border. At the top, black text reads, "USD 204 Choir Department Presents..." Below, the event logo features three stylized figures in orange and red forming a connected arch over the words "United Through Music." "United" is in teal, "Through" in gray, and "Music" in bold red. A small NAMM Foundation logo appears next to the phrase "40th Music In Our Schools Month®." The event details are listed in black text: "Thursday, March 13, 2025, 6:00 PM Braves Fieldhouse." At the bottom, an illustration of diverse raised hands in various skin tones reaches upward.
🐾🦎 The Zoomobile came to visit! 🦉🐍 Our 3rd graders at Edwardsville Elementary had an unforgettable experience this week as the Zoomobile, featuring animal ambassadors from the Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium, brought some amazing creatures to the classroom! 🐢🦜 Students explored habitats, adaptations, and the unique ways animals survive in the wild. 🌍✨ Hands-on learning like this makes science come to life! 🔍🐾 A huge thank you to the Zoomobile team for this wild adventure!
about 2 months ago, USD 204
Two Zoo Mobile educators stand at the front of a classroom, each holding a large snake. One wears a navy Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium sweatshirt and khaki shorts, while the other wears a gray zip-up jacket. A group of elementary students sits on the floor watching. The background features tables with supplies, black chairs, and large windows revealing trees and a red slide outside.
A Zoo Mobile educator in a navy blue Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium sweatshirt and khaki shorts stands in front of a group of seated elementary students, holding a clear plastic container filled with small bedding material. The students, sitting cross-legged on a blue patterned carpet, watch intently. Behind the educator, black chairs line the wall with large windows showing a playground outside.
A Zoo Mobile educator in a gray Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium jacket holds a white cockatoo on her hand while speaking to a group of seated elementary students. The bird sits calmly as the students watch. The background includes a table with a green cooler, yellow bucket, and various supplies, along with a gray door and a black "EXIT" sign.
🎭✨ Huge congratulations to Clark Middle School 7th grader, Maia Moses, for being selected as one of Starlight Theatre’s 2025 Vincent Legacy Scholarship recipients! 🌟 She is one of only five students chosen across the KC Metro and the FIRST recipient from USD 204! 🎉👏 The Vincent Legacy Scholarship, offered by Starlight Theatre, provides BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) youth with funds to pursue professional training and experience the life-expanding possibilities of the performing arts. 🎶🎬 Established to create access and opportunity, this scholarship allows young artists to develop their skills, gain experience, and explore the life-changing possibilities of the arts. Way to go, Maia! We can’t wait to see where your talent and passion take you!
about 2 months ago, USD 204
Student scholarship recipient