Zoology students are dissecting owl pellets
Our Math Team regional qualifiers represented Schuyler well at Truman this past Saturday! Sponsored by Mrs. Veatch; Jamey, Jamison, and Chloe were awarded Fifth Place for top overall schools and qualified for the state MCTM competition in Columbia on Saturday, May 10.
JH Scholar Bowl ended their season at the Scotland County tournament today. The A team took 2nd place. Oakley Thompson tied for 5th place and Harrison Kaden placed 6th for All Tournament.
The Scholar Bowl team went 4-2 to claim 3rd place at the 56th annual Scotland Invitational. The Rams beat North Shelby, Milan, Canton, and Putnam but dropped games to Clark and Scotland. Jaxson Kaden took 4th on the all tournament team with 72.25 points per game. Brendon Aeschliman claimed the 7th spot with 27 points per game.
Congrats to Jaxson Kaden, Deacon Schoonover, Brendon Aeschliman, Kensington Wolf, and Carter Dickerson.
Check out our awesome artists in preschool! It is so fun to see their creativity!
A big thanks to Autumn and Sheila for representing Lancaster Flowers and serving slushies today!
JH/HS March Student of the Month
Sidnee Jo Elliott was nominated by Mrs. Priebe because she always comes to class ready to learn and has a smile on her face. She is willing to help her classmates if they need help. She can always count on Sidnee Jo to help her and is a pleasure to have in class.
Wyatt Gray was nominated by Mrs. Dufer because he is very hardworking in the classroom. He is extremely helpful and asks on a daily basis if he can help out in any way. He is a student that she can count on to get his work done and to take the extra steps to help out whenever needed.
Katelyn Blanchard was nominated by Mrs. Wolf because she comes to class with a smile. She tells her good morning, sits in her seat and gets ready for the day. She is prepared to learn, completes her assignments well and on time. She strives to do her best and she thoroughly enjoys having Katelyn in class.
Baseball games vs Marceline are canceled for tonight (4/4) due to the expected forecast
The Adventures of Skibidi Steve: And the Saga for Rizz (Episode 101)
Follow Skibidi Steve on his journey from "loser" to "Giga Chad."
End credits licensed music courtesy of Zoo Entertainment and Tool, who own all rights.
https://youtu.be/HWhsaJ3aW9s
Rams Varsity Baseball moves to 4-2 after falling to Green City 1-0
JV falls to Green City 10-2 moving them 1-3 for the season
Monroe City track meet is being pushed back due to potential weather. Updated times are below
Coaches Meeting: 3:45pm in the track shed
ALL Field Events: 4:00pm
Running Events: 4:30pm
Prom is Saturday, April 5. Make plans to attend Grand March starting at 6.
Happy Paraprofessional Day! Thank you for all you do!
The month of April means state testing is upon us. The dates are listed below for individual grades. Please try to schedule any appointments on alternative dates if possible. If your child will not be at school any of the dates listed for their grade level, please let the office know as soon as possible.
Mrs. Harris' Digital Art students collaborated with Ms. Roberts' 2nd grade on a very fun "Adopt a Robot" design project. The 2nd graders drew robots and wrote descriptions about their robots, then the Digital Art class animated each robot for them.
Rams Varsity Baseball move to 4-1 with a 9-3 win over Scotland Co.
Lathan Martin 1-0
Elliot Sevits-3 hits, 1 HR
Gage Brownell-1 HR
Lathan Martin- 2 hits,3 RBI’s
JV move to 1-2 with a 7-2 win over Scotland Co.
Huck Brown-3 hits, 3 RBI’s
Science on Saturday for students in grade 1-5 will take place on Saturday, April 26th at Truman State University. from 9-11am. Register at https://sos.truman.edu/parents/
The Varsity Scholar Bowl team went 7-3 on the day at Mexico’s BRIC tournament to claim 3rd place and the small school championship. Their record stands at 42-15. Well done Carter, Parker, Jaxson, and Colin.
The JV Rams also played well, beating several varsity squads and finishing 5-4. Their record stands at 28-17. Congrats Kensington, Deacon, Aubrey, and Ace.
Carter and Deacon each made the all tournament team.
MSHSAA solos amd small ensemble festival was today in Kirksville.
Asher Applegate, junior percussionist and Drake Spurgeon, senior trumpet, received an outstanding on their solos.
Juniors Sadie Allen, clarinet, and Taylor, trombone, and Sophomore Brendon Aeschliman, bassoon, received an Exemplary rating and qualify for state.
Kindergarten friends have been working hard on their writing skills! They wrote poems using the colors of a rainbow and drafted personal narratives with a problem and a solution.
