Takeaways from Newton USD 373 Education Board Meeting
Week of June 9, 2026
Board honors 21 Newton High School state track qualifiers
Newton track athletes celebrate four school records
Newton track coach praises graduating seniors
Student-athletes highlighted for versatility at state meet
Board honors 21 Newton High School state track qualifiers
NEWTON, Kan. — Twenty-one student-athletes from Newton High School were recognized by the USD 373 Board of Education for qualifying to compete at the KSHSAA State Track & Field Meet. District officials praised the students for their hard work and dedication, noting that the athletes successfully represented Newton Unified School District 373 on the state level in various running and jumping events.
Newton track athletes celebrate four school records
NEWTON, Kan. — During a recognition ceremony for the high school track team, the team's coach announced that the athletes broke four school records this season. The board applauded the athletic achievements of the team, which was described by the district's coaching staff as a "great group of student-athletes" who brought significant pride to Newton Unified School District 373 this year.
Newton track coach praises graduating seniors
NEWTON, Kan. — The team's coach took time during the USD 373 Board of Education meeting to publicly thank graduating senior athletes. While presenting the state-qualifying team to the board and community members, the coach noted that the seniors will be deeply missed and commended their leadership throughout a highly successful season.
Student-athletes highlighted for versatility at state meet
NEWTON, Kan. — Several student-athletes, including Ashley McMullin, Jonathan Hill, Ethan Adams, Ryder Mapes and Kane Wise, were specifically highlighted for competing in multiple events at the state level. Athletes were recognized for their participation in a grueling lineup of events, ranging from the 4x100 and 4x400 relays to the 300-meter hurdles, long jump and triple jump.
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