Results from today.
⚾️ Varsity kicks off the season with a win over Clark 9-4. Jv played 5 cold innings and tied 3-3. Varsity plays again tomorrow @ 6:00 vs KV Jv
🏃♂️ Kirksville Snowshoe Classic Results
Boys - 5th Place
400m Tyson Droste 1st Mason Oliver 2nd
800m Asher Applegate 6th
1600m Asher Applegate 4th
300m Hurdles Brendan Wilson 7th
4x200 Mason Oliver, Danny Priebe, Isaac Culler-Arnold, Tyson Droste 4th
4x400 Asher Applegate, Mason Oliver, Isaac Culler-Arnold, Tyson Droste 3rd
Shot Put Deacon Schoonover Tied 2nd
Discus Deacon Schoonover (PR-49.40m) 2nd
Long Jump Mason Oliver 1st
Triple Jump Tyson Droste 5th
Girls 7th Place
100m Hurdles Jesslyn Herring 8th
300m Hurdles Jesslyn Herring 2nd
Shot Put Kelsey Buckallew 7th
Discus Kelsey Buckallew 8th
Javelin Vaden Blaine 8th
High Jump Kate Miller 6th
Back at it Thursday @ Davis Co!
First graders have been discussing and researching national symbols and landmarks.










2nd grade students are learning about the life cycle of a plant. They have also been learning about the parts of a plant in science and working on poems about flowers in writing. On Friday, they went outside to observe different plants in different stages of their life cycles around the school.









March school families were a blast! Several groups enjoyed the outdoors, hanging out with another school family, and/or a fun activity together.










Spring Varsity Athletics are kicking off this week.
First Game/meet:
⚾️Today: Baseball @ home vs Clark 5:00
🏃♂️ Today: Track @ Kv 2:00
⛳️Tomorrow: Golf @ Canton
Full schedules can be found on the school app and the website: https://www.schuyler.k12.mo.us/page/sports-schedules

We hope you can join us for the family night Thursday evening at 5:30! Enter through the front elementary entrance. (No tutoring Thursday.)

The Rams Scholar Bowl went 8-1 on the day at Moberly’s OMAR. Going into Game 7, the Rams were 6-0 but lost to Hannibal. As a result, Schuyler was in a three way tie with Hannibal and Calvary Lutheran. The Rams lost the points tiebreaker and were sent to the 5th-8th place pool. There, Schuyler won its remaining games to capture 5th place. Congrats Colin, Jaxson, Deacon, and Brendon.
The JV Rams 4-5 to claim 12th place in the 22 team tournament. The JV Rams beat Knox, Paris B, Marshall, and Moberly. Congrats to Kensington, Aubrey, Drayven, Ava, Peyton, and Oakley.

A big thanks to Miss Marilyn Campbell for serving slushies today!



1st grade read about a girl who had a hearing impairment and signed to communicate. They invited the JH/HS ASL club to teach students some sign language.



Just a reminder JH/HS parent/teacher conferences are tonight from 4-7pm.
Our littlest rams in PK/K enjoyed some St. Patrick's Day activities and snacks on Tuesday!










2nd and 3rd grade students put on a wonderful animal-themed music program and skit Tuesday evening under the direction of Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Kassens, the art teacher, helped the students create animal-themed artwork to be displayed as well. Thank you to everyone who came out to support these kids!










🚨The baseball game scheduled for Friday 3/20 vs Highland has been postponed. Reschedule is pending. ⚾️
Summer School will take place at Schuyler Elementary May 26-June 17 8:00-3:30 for incoming K-6th grade students. Breakfast will be served 7:40-8:00. Enrollment forms will go home with students this week.


MBCA All District Honors! Class 2 District 6.
Lady Rams: Halle Roberts and Maddox Berry 🏀
Rams: Brody Weaver and Mason Windy 🏀
All District Player of the Year: Gage Brownell 🏀
All District Coach of the Year: Kyle Windy. 🏀
Congratulations to all! We're so proud of you!
📸photo credit to Greenley Aeschliman








Schuyler R-1 will be recognizing World Down Syndrome Day (3/21) on Friday, March 20th by inviting everyone to wear mismatched socks and/or blue and yellow.

Saturday, March 14, the Schuyler Rams Scholar Bowl team traveled to North Shelby for the Lewis & Clark Conference tournament. During the conference regular season, the Rams went 5-1 to tie Knox and Paris for first. The Rams won the tie by averaging 363.33 points per game and claimed the first seed. Knox averaged 361.67 to take the second seed while Paris was third at 303.33 points per game.
The Rams had a bye in round one while Salisbury, Knox, and Paris all notched victories. In round two, the Rams defeated Westran, 510-100. Paris and Scotland also won their round two matches.
In round three, the Rams defeated North Shelby 410-200. Knox and Westran also won matches in round three.
Schuyler, Knox, and Paris were 3-0 after the morning rounds (a bye counts as a win). Schuyler again won the points tie breaker by scoring 460 points per game. Knox had 395 to take second and Paris took the third seed with 380 points per game. Scotland, at 2-1, rounded out the championship bracket
Based on the morning rounds, all four Rams stampeded their way to the all tournament team (Coach Kaden has never seen four members of a team make the all tournament team!) Colin Oliver and Jaxson Kaden earned spots on the all tournament first team. Brendon Aeschliman and Deacon Schoonover earned positions on the all tournament second team.
Jaxson and Colin also earned spots on the regular season All Conference first team. Deacon made the second team regular season.
In the afternoon, the Rams started slow and were tied at 140 with Scotland at halftime. The Rams took over in the second half to finish off the Tigers, 360-210.
In the other semifinal, Paris topped Knox, 370-270. The Rams-Coyotes championship matchup was a rematch of last year’s championship game.
The game started well as the Rams took seven of eleven tossups in the first half to build a 210-100 lead. The Rams held the lead the entire second half but Paris, at times, pulled within 50 points. On the final question, the Rams led by 330-280. Due to an earlier protest, if the Coyotes got question 22 and won their protest, they had the chance to pull ahead. It was, however, Deacon “Schoondog III” Schoonover who was quickest on the buzzer. The Rams swept the bonus to go up 370-280. The final margin rendered the earlier protest moot.
With the victory, the Rams won the Lewis & Clark championship for the fourth year in a row. Colin Oliver has been a starter on all four championship teams. Jaxson Kaden has started on the last three championship teams.
Jaxson led the team in scoring on the day with 21 tossups. Brendon 13, Colin 12, and Deacon 11.
Congrats on the day Rams!!!!!

Preschool students have been working on their cooperation and sharing skills. It's fun to see their imaginations at work as they play well with their peers.




A big thank you to Mrs. Western for serving slushies again today!


Here is the 2026-27 District Calendar. It can also be found at the top of our homepage: www.schuyler.k12.mo.us

