Hays Middle School is a public school located in Hays, KS, which is in a remote town setting. The student population of Hays Middle School is 739 and the school serves 6-8.

The Hays USD 489 school board voted Monday night to change the Hays Middle School mascot to the Indians. The Indians have long been the mascot for Hays High School. The district is undergoing a ...

Currently, 24 Kansas High Schools still have native mascots, Hays USD 489 included. “I think it’s time to change the mascot, in fact, it’s past time to make this change,” Duffy said. Later in the ...

Avery Gossett won’t have to get used to a new team colors or a new mascot when she begins her college career next fall. Gossett inks with Fort Hays softball Skip to main content Skip to main content ...

HAYS, Kan. (KWCH) - The Hays USD 489 Board of Education at its meeting Monday night took a vote regarding branding for its middle school, set to be in a new home in 2026, but did not take action ...

BY ALCIA FEYERHERM. The Hays USD 489 Board of Education met Monday night and discussed the branding for the high school and middle school. Superintendent Ron Wilson recommended to the board that the ...

The Hays USD 489 superintendent announced at a meeting Wednesday night he intends to recommend to the school board that Hays High keeps the Indian as its mascot. A discussion has been ongoing for ...

HAYS, Kansas — This town’s water problem couldn't be put off any longer. After an especially dry year, the wells that pumped water to Hays ran dangerously low in early 1992. If the northwest Kansas ...

Hays is one of more than two dozen school districts that could be affected. The Kansas State Board of Education on Thursday voted to recommend changes for schools with Native American-themed mascots.

Thanks to decades of conservation efforts, Hays has become the California of Kansas — a place where thinking about water use is a way of life. For now, it’s an outlier. But as climate change brings ...

HAYS, Kansas — This town’s water problem couldn't be put off any longer. After an especially dry year, the wells that pumped water to Hays ran dangerously low in early 1992.