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Individual Math Relay Results Posted
The Monarch Math Relay team took 2nd place in the 2A/3A division at FHSU on Thursday Nov 9. Sacred Heart scored 88 points and won the division, we had 64, while Ellsworth had 44. There were about 25 teams in our division. Here's how our students fared:
Event #1 Number Sense No Calculators)
Emmett Choi 4th in 10th grade
Samuel Schroeder 4th in 11th grade
11th grade team (Haley Stecklein, Brooke Koenigsman, Caleb Marintzer) 6th.
Event #2 Trigonometry
Emmett 2nd as 10th grader competing against 11th graders
Samuel 4th
Zechariah Dickman 10th as 10th grader competing against 11th graders
11th Team 7th.
Event #3 Algebraic Manipulations
Emmett 1st
Zech 10th in 10th grade
Samuel 1st
Lucas Hess 8th in 11th grade.
Event #4 Geometry
Samuel 9th
Jacob Heimerman 6th in 12th grade
11th Team 10th.
Event #5 Word Problems
11th Team 2nd.
Event #6 Calculators
Emmet 2nd
Samuel 10th
11th Team 2nd
9th Team (Jacob Schroeder, Hannah Rose, Samuel Krannawitter) 2nd.
Mattias Marintzer and Derek Becker also participated.
The students were so happy with their finish that they carried the 2nd Place Trophy through the Victory Gates and all the way to Mr. Befort's classroom!
Thanks to Ms. Miller who made sure everyone got to their tests and took the pictures.
Go Monarchs!
The 11th grade Monarch mathletes had a great day today placing 2nd overall out of 48 high schools in the Fort Hays State University's 2023 Math Relays.
Junior class team members are: Lucas Hess, Brooke Koenigsman, Haley Stecklein, Sam Schroeder, and Caleb Marintzer.
Many individuals placed in the top 10 of specific events. We will share individual results soon.
But for now, here are some snapshots from the day. Congratulations Monarchs!
Other team members include soph. Zechariah Dickman, soph. Derek Becker, soph. Emmett Choi, sr. Jacob Heimerman, fr. Hannah Rose, fr. Sam Krannawitter, fr. Mattias Marintzer, fr. Jacob Schroeder, and coaches Jake Befort and Sianna Miller.
TMP-Marian Business department had some additional good news this morning in regards to the Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge on Nov. 7.
Apparently there was a tie for third place at the YEC. So this morning, Mr. James Robben, the Director of Business Development for Grow Hays, presented Ainsleigh Bain and Haley Stecklein a check for $300.
Congratulations Ainsleigh and Haley!
FBLA students and sponsor would like to thank everyone who participated in the Red Wheel fundraiser. Your support is GREATLY appreciated. We exceeded our goals because of your wonderful support of our students and our FBLA program. Red Wheel items will be shipped to TMP-M High School on Wednesday, November 15th. Students will be in contact with you on pick up or delivery instructions.
Thank you for your continued support of our TMP-M students and all our programs.
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” -Helen Keller.
Today was a great day for the Entrepreneurship students. They represented TMP-M with the utmost class, which I was extremely proud of. In total, TMP-M students won $1,400 in prize money. All the presentations went very well, and it proved to be quite a unique and wonderful experience for each of them.
The winners of this year's YEC were as follows:
People's Choice - $200 Kendall Walker/Alejandra Robles - Wreck Room
Most likely to launch - $200 Jared Anschutz -High Tide Pressure Washing
Best in trade show- $200 Carli Fischer/Anabelle Leach - Book Bean
3rd - $300 - Caleb Marintzer/Austin Gilbert - ACMG Handyman/Lawncare
2nd - $500 - Caden Becker - Star Garage Aid
1st - $1,000 - Keller Lawn Service - Ellis HS
Congratulations to each of these students and to everyone who competed.
Also, a big thank you to all teachers and administrators who helped facilitate this competition by allowing students the extra time and flexibility of missing class, etc. You all are extremely appreciated.
Good luck to the Monarch Business students at the Ellis County Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge! The event is moved to BriefSpace on 291 W 10th in Hays.
If you are interested there is a public viewing from 10:30-11:15 a.m. All are welcome to check out these projects from TMP-M's novice to advanced entries. Awards are announced at 11:30 a.m.
TMP-Marian Students attending:
Ainsleigh Bain and Haley Stecklein: The Coffee Spot
Ella Bain and Jake Brady: Clothed in Christ
Braxton Basgall and Max Gerstner: The Outworks gym
Caden Becker: Star Garage Aid
Zechariah Dickman: Zech's Runner's Club
Carli Fischer and Anabelle Leach: The Book Bean
Austin Gilbert and Caleb Marintzer: ACMG (handyman and lawn care)
Kaitlyn Komarek and Ava Schumacher: Twisted Cakes
Jared Anschutz: High Tide Pressure Washing
Brynnon Ayarza: SPEN Nutrition
Jenna Brull: Buissy Bee Business Services
Samantha Casper: Κακοθερής (a sunscreen business)
Jose Fernandez: Pablo's Pothole Filling
Ernest Pfeifer: Ernie's Dino Daycare
Ieesha Guzman and Nevaeh Weigel: IN Fitness (a lady's only gym)
Alejandra Robles and Kendall Walker: The Wreck Room
Treger Williby: Williby Electric
The new Cripplegate scoreboard is up! Thank you to Greg Yost and GY Electric for setting the posts and hanging the new LED scoreboards. This board along with a new softball scoreboard were hung yesterday. Sponsorship advertising will be added next.
The fields are in good shape heading into winter. The Monarchs look forward to using the fields this spring. Thank you again to all the donors to Item 160 in 2023!
Come to Victory Road for Trunk or Treat at 6:30 p.m. tonight! Please park in either the lot east of the fieldhouse or south of the main school building.
Trunk or Treat on Monday, Oct. 30 on TMP-Marian's Victory Road
Parent Teacher Conferences go until 6 p.m. tonight. Please stop by the office when you arrive and pick up your student's first quarter report card.
The 2023 PTF Soup Supper results are in!
This year the soup supper brought in a total of $4,760.93.
The Dine In portion brought in $2,119.93 and Carry Out was $2,641.
That is $1,106.93 more than last year which is a 30% increase.
Thank you to the PTF, volunteers and all who came out to support the soup supper. This couldn't be done with out all of you!
Ellis County, in association with the Network Kansas E-Community Partnership and Grow Hays, announces that the Ellis County Youth Entrepreneurship Competition will take place in Hays on November 7th at the Home Event Center from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The goal of the competition is to expose Kansas high school students to entrepreneurship.
The competition will consist of students preparing a written business plan and executive summary, a "tradeshow" booth, and a presentation. The students will be competing for a monetary prize. The work will be judged by local entrepreneurs, public sector partners, teachers, or other adults.
Thomas More Prep-Marian High School will be sending 25 students to the competition. Students have been preparing their business in an Entrepreneurship class during the first semester of the current school year. There will be a TMP-M practice session on Nov. 3 in Al Billinger Fieldhouse in the gym from 9-10:30 a.m. All are welcome to attend.
Ainsleigh Bain and Haley Stecklein: The Coffee Spot
Ella Bain and Jake Brady: Clothed in Christ
Braxton Basgall and Max Gerstner: The Outworks gym
Caden Becker: Star Garage Aid
Zechariah Dickman: Zech's Runner's Club
Carli Fischer and Anabelle Leach: The Book Bean
Austin Gilbert and Caleb Marintzer: ACMG (handyman and lawn care)
Kaitlyn Komarek and Ava Schumacher: Twisted Cakes
Jared Anschutz: High Tide Pressure Washing
Brynnon Ayarza: SPEN Nutrition
Jenna Brull: Buissy Bee Business Services
Samantha Casper: Κακοθερής (a sunscreen business)
Jose Fernandez: Pablo's Pothole Filling
Ernest Pfeifer: Ernie's Dino Daycare
Ieesha Guzman and Nevaeh Weigel: IN Fitness (a lady's only gym)
Alejandra Robles and Kendall Walker: The Wreck Room
Treger Williby: Williby Electric
The Thomas More Prep-Marian Future Business Leaders of America are in the process of fundraising for our state and national FBLA competitions. Students are selling Red Wheel products through November 2nd. If you are interested, please contact the school and an FBLA representative will get in contact with you. Your support is truly appreciated.
Thank you PTF officers, members, and over 100 volunteers for making the annual Soup Supper a success. We will tally up the money raised and announce it later, but we do know that 100s of people were served.
It was so nice to see a ton of people and reconnect. Special thanks to Tia and Ryan Gottschalk, Bryan and Courtney Brady, Natalie and Matt Brown, Shanna Koster, Melissa Pinkney and Allison Ochoa. God bless!
Parent-Teacher Conferences are tonight from 4 to 8:30 p.m. and Wednesday from 4-6 p.m.
6th - 11th grade conferences are come and go in the traditional format.
12th grade is student-led and by appointment. Please contact your senior's House teacher or the front office if you have questions - office@tmpmarian.org
When you arrive, please go to the office to get a copy of your student's grades and the list of teacher locations.
Soup so good it doesn't matter that it's warm outside! PTF Soup Supper is happening now until 7 p.m. Dine in or Carry out from the TMP-M Dining Hall.
Don't forget to eat at the TMP-Marian Soup Supper today! Dine in or carry out both available from 4-7 p.m. in the TMP-Marian Dining Hall.
At the end of the first 9 weeks, 272 Confessions were heard at TMP-Marian on Fridays. Thank you to the priests, religion department, and students who made this possible!
TMP-Marian is aware of the security situation in the Hays community and has secured the perimeter of the school. We are not allowing outdoor activities at this time. We are planning to have dismissal as usual with extra precautions and supervision.
