Harrisonville Public School Foundation

Harrisonville Public School Foundation All donations to the HPSF are tax deductible.

The Harrisonville Public School Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization established to support and enhance the programs and activities of the Harrisonville School District.

75+ years of Wildcat wisdom.Alumni from the Class of 1951 through the Class of 2026 shared their advice for today's Wild...
09/04/2026

75+ years of Wildcat wisdom.

Alumni from the Class of 1951 through the Class of 2026 shared their advice for today's Wildcats.

Different generations. Different experiences. But the same Wildcat spirit.

Be kind. Work hard. Make memories. Never give up.

Once a Wildcat, Always a Wildcat. đź’™

Wildcat Wisdom đź’™From Wildcats who graduated decades ago to those who walked across the stage just a few years ago, our a...
09/03/2026

Wildcat Wisdom đź’™

From Wildcats who graduated decades ago to those who walked across the stage just a few years ago, our alumni have some great advice for current students…

“If there’s something you wanna do, don’t let fear stop you. GO FOR IT. You’ll never regret at least trying.” — Class of 2012

“You can have, do, and be anything, if you are willing to work for it!” — Class of 1993

“Say hi to somebody you don’t know. You don’t know what that could mean to someone.” — Class of 2010

“Make a good impression, class and staff of 2027!” — Class of 1978

“Do everything with a high sense of confidence and stay true to yourself.” — Class of 2014

“Never give up, Wildcats!” — Class of 2006

Different generations. Different experiences. One Wildcat spirit. đź’™

During the Harrisonville Schools Opening Meeting, the Foundation recognized four staff members who had taken advantage ...
09/03/2026

During the Harrisonville Schools Opening Meeting, the Foundation recognized four staff members who had taken advantage of the our Advanced Degree Reimbursement program and recently completed a degree. They each received a diploma frame.

What advice do Wildcat alumni have for current Wildcats? Check out the top 10 themes from our 2026-27 Alumni Roll Call!đź’™...
09/02/2026

What advice do Wildcat alumni have for current Wildcats? Check out the top 10 themes from our 2026-27 Alumni Roll Call!

đź’™ Be kind.
đź’™ Work hard.
đź’™ Make memories.
đź’™ Don't be afraid to try.
đź’™ Listen to your teachers.
đź’™ Make good choices.
đź’™ Take advantage of opportunities.
đź’™ Never give up.
đź’™ Enjoy the moment.
đź’™ Know that you matter.

🌟 Trustee Tuesday 🌟Welcome back to Trustee Tuesday, our series highlighting the dedicated volunteers who serve on the Ha...
09/02/2026

🌟 Trustee Tuesday 🌟

Welcome back to Trustee Tuesday, our series highlighting the dedicated volunteers who serve on the Harrisonville Public School Foundation Board. This week, we're featuring past president RJ Knox!

RJ is a lifelong Harrisonville resident with a strong, multigenerational connection to the community. He and his wife, Annie, are both graduates of the Harrisonville School District, and today they are raising their family in the district. Their children, Addison and Henry, are currently Harrisonville students—Addison beginning her sophomore year and Henry his seventh-grade year.

RJ joined the Foundation because he believes investing in schools is an investment in the entire community.

"Strong schools create stronger communities. Supporting opportunities that enrich students' educational experiences and help teachers succeed is an investment in Harrisonville."

As a Senior Vice President and Commercial Lender with Country Club Bank, RJ also brings a strong understanding of the importance of investing wisely in our community. He wants people to know that the Foundation helps extend the impact of the district's resources by funding innovative projects, classroom grants, scholarships and other initiatives that directly benefit students and teachers.

"Every donation stays local and helps directly invest in the future of Harrisonville by creating opportunities that have a lasting impact on our schools."

RJ and Annie are proud to be raising their family in Harrisonville. When he's not working or serving on the Foundation Board, RJ enjoys fishing, hunting, riding horses and managing his family's ever-changing mix of farm animals.

Wildcat Wisdom đź’™From our Alumni Roll Call to kick off the 2026-27 school year, our alumni have a little advice for our c...
09/01/2026

Wildcat Wisdom đź’™

From our Alumni Roll Call to kick off the 2026-27 school year, our alumni have a little advice for our current Wildcats…

“Don’t blink. It’ll be over before you know it.” — Class of 1990
“In a world where you can be anything — be kind.” — Class of 1992
“Ask questions and don’t give up. Make yourself proud!” — Class of 1996
“Do great things for one another.” — Class of 1977
“Teachers AND students, never stop learning. Make every day count!” — Class of 1980

The Foundation was honored to be a part of the Harrisonville Schools Opening Meeting before the start of school. Founda...
08/31/2026

The Foundation was honored to be a part of the Harrisonville Schools Opening Meeting before the start of school. Foundation Vice President Josh Stafford recognized staff members who donate to the Foundation through the employee contribution program. Two donors' names were drawn to receive gift cards compliments of Stafford-Leavitt Insurance Services. Congratulations and thank you to Jenny Hawkins and Barb Quick!

Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat. đź’™Before the 2026-27 school year started, we asked our Wildcat alumni to check in with ...
08/31/2026

Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat. đź’™

Before the 2026-27 school year started, we asked our Wildcat alumni to check in with their graduation year and a piece of advice. From the Class of 1951 to the Class of 2026, our alumni had plenty of words of wisdom for today's Wildcats.

But these messages came through loud and clear:
🔹 Enjoy the journey
🔹 Be kind
🔹 Make memories

Thank you to all of our alumni who took the time to share a little Wildcat wisdom! Stay tuned all week for their advice & well wishes for the year!

Congratulations once again to 2026 Harrisonville Schools Educator of the Year Angie Diggs, Cass Career Center Health Ser...
08/28/2026

Congratulations once again to 2026 Harrisonville Schools Educator of the Year Angie Diggs, Cass Career Center Health Services instructor! During the district's Opening Meeting last week, the Foundation recognized her in front of the entire staff. Angie received a $500 grant from the Foundation in honor of her selection.

During the Harrisonville Schools Opening Meeting last Friday, the Foundation was pleased to present $100 Amazon gift car...
08/27/2026

During the Harrisonville Schools Opening Meeting last Friday, the Foundation was pleased to present $100 Amazon gift cards 11 new teachers who are beginning their teaching careers in the district.

We wish them all the very best year as they begin their time with the !

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