Jackson Heydt
Dylan Arndt
Congratulations to Hayfield Viking Wrestlers, Jackson Heydt 113 lbs & Dylan Arndt 195 lbs. They have both qualified for the individual state wrestling tournament in their respective weight classes. They will both wrestle in the 1st round Friday 2-27 beginning at 11:00 am. Way to go GUYS!!
Mr. Krekling in the classroom
Excellent Educator Award
Kasey, has been recognized as an Excellent Educator by KAAL Channel 6 News! The award was presented to Kasey during an all-school assembly in Brownsdale this afternoon. To view the entire story and to see the TV broadcast, click here. Great job, Kasey!
Johanna Bungum Center
Congratulations to Johanna Bungum who joins the list of 1000 point scorers. On Thursday January 29th she became only the 7th player in Hayfield Viking girls’ basketball history to score over 1000 points.
Becky Morrow
Hayfield Community Schools staff and students are thrilled to welcome Becky Morrow and Hannah Driver from Fernbrook Family Center to the district as School-Linked Mental Health (SLMH) Services providers on our campus. Hannah is a therapist working with families and students in grades K-12 in the areas of mental health and family concerns. Becky is a mental health practioner working with students and families providing both skill-based and direct services. Both Hannah and Becky are located in the Hayfield Elementary School Office.
Hannah Driver
School-Linked Mental Health Services is a partnership with community providers to offer mental health treatment and services at the Hayfield school site. These services are available to all students in the district and are intended to be flexible to meet the needs of students and their families. Grant funds may be available to cover the costs of services.
The goal for School-Linked Mental Health Services is to reduce barriers for students in order for them to receive comprehensive mental health services. These barriers may include: transportation, financial restrictions, mistrust and/or stigma, waiting lists and intake processes, stress, and/or scheduling conflicts. Mental health services provided in a school setting have a greater potential to impact the learning environment and positively increase educational outcomes.
Services that may be provided include: intake interview; diagnostic assessment; individual, group or family psychotherapy; and individual or family skills work.
Services are covered by the individual and family health insurance company. If costs are a barrier, SLMH Services may be covered by grant funding. Families and students who are interested in accessing these services are asked to contact the school at 507-477-3235 to speak with the counselor (Kathy Connelly) or social worker (Jamie Hansen) to start the referral process.
