JH/HS October Students of the Month
Mrs. Poe nominated Abigail Applegate because she works hard, is reliable and always does her best. Abigail is willing to assist other students when they need help. She has shown excellent growth in her mathematical education and continues to impress me with her skill and character.
Mrs. Edmonston nominated Brendon Aeschliman because he stands out for his outstanding character, academic dedication, and genuine kindness. Even though Brendon is an advanced student taking Computer Science 2 during my Computer Science 1 class, he regularly puts his own work aside to patiently guide first-year students who are struggling. This selfless leadership is paired with a consistently hardworking, polite and respectful attitude toward everyone in our classroom. Beyond his excellent peer mentoring, Brendon is incredibly thoughtful. He recently took it upon himself to resemble a broken Rubik’s cube for me just to save me the stress of fixing it. This proactive kindness perfectly encapsulates his character, making him highly deserving of the Student of the Month recognition.
Ms. Morlan nominated Jolea Hanes because she is a hard working student who is always kind to others and does her best.
Mrs. Poe nominated Abigail Applegate because she works hard, is reliable and always does her best. Abigail is willing to assist other students when they need help. She has shown excellent growth in her mathematical education and continues to impress me with her skill and character.
Mrs. Edmonston nominated Brendon Aeschliman because he stands out for his outstanding character, academic dedication, and genuine kindness. Even though Brendon is an advanced student taking Computer Science 2 during my Computer Science 1 class, he regularly puts his own work aside to patiently guide first-year students who are struggling. This selfless leadership is paired with a consistently hardworking, polite and respectful attitude toward everyone in our classroom. Beyond his excellent peer mentoring, Brendon is incredibly thoughtful. He recently took it upon himself to resemble a broken Rubik’s cube for me just to save me the stress of fixing it. This proactive kindness perfectly encapsulates his character, making him highly deserving of the Student of the Month recognition.
Ms. Morlan nominated Jolea Hanes because she is a hard working student who is always kind to others and does her best.
Science on Sunday will take place at Truman on November 15th from 1:00-3:00. Parents can register their 1st-5th grade child at https://sos.truman.edu/.
1st grade has been reading about community helpers. Mrs. Frederick's class built a community in class.
🏈 DISTRICT FOOTBALL 🏈
Come cheer on the Schuyler Rams!
📅 Friday, October 30, 2026
⏰ Kickoff: 6:00 PM
📍 Wildcat Sports Complex: 329 W. Lincoln St. Slater, MO 65349
🎟️ Admission: $6.00 for everyone. No passes accepted
🚪 Gates open at 4:00 PM
• Admission gates: North and south sides of the field
• Guest parking: Along the street on the north side of the field
• Visitor seating: West side of the field
Let’s go, Rams! 🏈
Come cheer on the Schuyler Rams!
📅 Friday, October 30, 2026
⏰ Kickoff: 6:00 PM
📍 Wildcat Sports Complex: 329 W. Lincoln St. Slater, MO 65349
🎟️ Admission: $6.00 for everyone. No passes accepted
🚪 Gates open at 4:00 PM
• Admission gates: North and south sides of the field
• Guest parking: Along the street on the north side of the field
• Visitor seating: West side of the field
Let’s go, Rams! 🏈
Lots of Fall- and Halloween-themed fun in preschool!
Preschool friends learned and used the letters Mm and Nn this week!
Kindergarten has been learning about weather. They made windsocks to determine the direction of the wind and were excited to take the windsocks outside to test them!
Second grade finished their animal research and writing unit. They were focusing on bats, so they wrapped up the unit with a bat activity: bat hats! 🦇
In second grade Social Studies, they have started their unit on Native Americans, specifically the Woodlands and Plains tribes. They have learned about teepees and totem poles and their importance to the tribes.
Mrs. McDannald’s class spent some time creating their own Creepy Carrots this week. It was a great activity that worked on fine motor, reading, and social skills. They all did a great job!
Varsity XC ran in Bowling Green today for their final regular season meet. Parker finished 13th out of 158 runners and Madelyn was able to compete for the first time today after dealing with an injury all season. We are so proud of both of our runners! Districts next Saturday @ Van Far!
6th graders have learned about the American Revolution in social studies. They made a model of Paul Revere's ride.
Fifth graders are learning US geography in social studies.
Thank you to Marcia Martin for serving slushies today!
Schuyler's Veterans Day assembly will be November 11 at 1:30. The community is invited to attend.
Thank you to our fourth and fifth grade students and Mrs. Dixon for a concert of fall favorites: Halloween, Veterans Day, and Thanksgiving. Thank you to everyone who came out to support them tonight!
PAT Educator, Latreasa White, is hosting a group connection on the playground this Saturday. Bring your little ones out to play, paint pumpkins, and get connected!
Academic All-State Golf: Congratulations, Oakley, Kate, Grace and Kensington!
Congratulations to Ace Fugate and Prestyn Dabney as they have been accepted to North America Lineman Training Center in McEwen, Tennessee. They will begin their training after graduation.
Sophomore, Oakley Thompson, finished 58th out of 86 golfers at the Class 1 State meet. ⛳️
We're so proud of you Oakley!