FFA celebrates FFA week and showed their appreciation for our staff with a great breakfast today! Thank you FFA for how you represent our school!
Remember Hat Day for the Williams family and 100th day celebration tomorrow
Sociology will have a test tomorrow, February 22, over cultural conformity and adaptation. They do have a study guide to help them prepare for the test.
Sorry for the inconvenience the last minute dismissal caused.I have been watching several radars, temps and talking to other districts south of us.I had hoped it would hold off, but when it materialized, I wanted to get out in time for the buses and HS drivers to get home.
We will be having an early dismissal at 3:00 today. High schools students who drive will be dismissed about 2:45.
The cooking class finally finished their Valentine's projects! What fun! And they did a great job!
Title 1 Family Fun Night
Friday, February 22 @ 6:00
Students in 7B made a life-size model of a box-and-whisker plot to practice displaying data, such as their height in inches and age in months! The students on the floor represent the repeated numbers in the set. Students holding the rulers from left to right represent the minimum value, lower quartile (25%), median, upper quartile (75%), and maximum value, respectively. There is a string connecting all the points (students), it's just hard to see!
Boys District Semi-Finals have been rescheduled for Thursday night. Bakersfield plays at 7:30 at Cabool!
Don’t forget to mark Title 1 Family Night on your calendar for Friday, February 22 @ 6:00 in the cafeteria. Help us celebrate the 100th day if school. Don’t forget to wear your 100th day shirts for a chance to help your class win a pinata!!!
4th grade is studying the characteristics of plants. Today they constructed their own plants and labeled the plant parts. Ask a 4th grader about the parts of a plant and why they are important!
Valentine's day desserts.
Freshman working on Korean War research.
A special thanks to all the students and teachers for their excellent demonstration of what it means to be a part of Lion Nation last week during Homecoming! Lots of positive school spirit and team work! Lion Pride!
Freshman class getting ready for homecoming.
Mrs Pickle's Sewing class.
The Middle School students had a great time at the dance! Thanks to all the parents that contributed their time, brought food, or donated items! Special thanks to Shannon Bridges who took photos of the kids all night!!
The Seniors getting ready for the pep rally!!
In elementary, we realize student success is contingent on teamwork. This morning 3rd grade worked on Fraction Stations. In addition to their wonderful 3rd grade teachers, there were some volunteers. Thank you Mrs. Foster, Mr. Farr, Mrs. Moss, and Mrs. Crites for making Fraction Stations a success.
The Ozark County Sheriffs office is sponsoring a program for 14-18 year old students that are interested in learning about law enforcement. Topics include crime scene investigation, fingerprinting, and other general law enforcement topics. If you child is interested, forms can be picked up at the high school.
