Horton High School (Kansas)

Horton High School
Address
1120 First Avenue East [1]
Horton, Kansas, 66439
United States
Coordinates 39°39′49″N 95°31′31″W / 39.663673°N 95.525310°WCoordinates: 39°39′49″N 95°31′31″W / 39.663673°N 95.525310°W
Information
School type Public, High School
School board Board Website
School district USD 430 [2]
Superintendent Steven Davies [2]
CEEB Code 171385 [3]
Principal David Norman [4]
Athletic Director George Pat McAfee [4]
Grades 9 to 12
Gender coed
Campus type Rural
Color(s)      Royal Blue
     White
Athletics Class 3A [5]
District 7 [6]
Athletics conference North East Kansas [4]
Mascot Charger
Rival

Atchison County Community High School Hiawatha High School Jackson Heights High School

Doniphan West High School
Communities served Horton, Everest,
Willis, Powhattan
Website School Website

Horton High School is a high school in northeast Kansas located in Brown County in the town of Horton, Kansas. It is part of Unified School District number 430, and is a member of the new North East Kansas League. It is a small high school with approximately 217 students enrolled.

School Layout

Horton High School consists of two buildings. The commons, and the main school building. The main school building has four stories in which only three are taught in. The commons area is the gym, lunch room, shop, music, and auditorium building.

Athletics

For most of Horton High's history, the Chargers have been considered underdogs in most sports. Horton High had its most successful year in athletics in the 2007-2008 school year. During this year, the football, the football team was named the Delaware Valley League (DVL) Champions. This feat had not been accomplished for many years. In addition to a successful season in football, the basketball team also experienced much success by competing in the Class 3A State Tournament, something they haven't done since 1998.

Theatre

The theatre department at HHS is considered a successful department. The students put on one musical and two plays each year. The winter play was traditionally a comedy and the spring play was traditionally a drama, with few exceptions.

Band

In the 2007-2008 school year the Band had also improved. When competing in the (DVL) Music Festival in Highland, Kansas, they accomplished to win a I rating (the highest rating you can get). This had not happened since 2004. This was due to declining numbers of students enrolling in Band. At State Music Festival in Holton, Kansas, they scored a II rating.

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