
Sixth graders are learning about energy in science. They've conducted several experiments to observe potential, kinetic, thermal, and electrical energy in action. 











Coach Amanda and her cheer squad led a large group of Mini Rams through a nice performance at halftime last night. Thank you to everyone who came out to support these cheerleaders during the Purple Out game!






Tonight‘s game was called during the third quarter due to lightning and incoming weather. The score was 16-52. We did have an injury on our Schuyler team. Please keep that athlete and his family in your thoughts and prayers. 

A big thanks to Mr. Kirk West for serving slushies today!



Attention Freshman Parents: Check out the MyMo Scholarship program.  It's a great program where your student can receive $10,000 to go to a college in Missouri. 


High School Parents...mark your calendars! 


Lady Rams end their season with a 9-3 loss vs Atlanta. Thanks for a great season, ladies! 🥎 

Mrs. Steen's 7th grade Exploring FACS learned new sewing skills.



Deadline is TOMORROW, October 17!  Get your forms in! 


Junior High/High School Picture Day is Friday, October 17
ORDERING INFORMATION: inter-state.com/order and enter code: 0259FT
*To avoid shipping fees, pre-orders need to be placed by the day after picture day.
*SENIORS do not have a preorder code, instead, parents will receive an emailed proof after picture day.


Results from tonight. 
JH Fb ended their season with a 20-20 tie with Knox. 🏈
XC results are pictured below: 



This morning, a student of the District suffered a serious accidental injury resulting in a medical transport by helicopter. District staff responded as soon as the injury occurred. No other students were directly involved in the incident. While we cannot release specific details due to privacy laws, we ask that our community keep the student and their family in your thoughts and prayers at this time.

JH/HS September Students of the Month:
Kole Lindquist was nominated by Mrs. O'Haver because before school even started, he was emailing Mrs. McClain and myself about starting college applications and wanting to take his test for admissions. He is on top of things and very motivated to do what he needs to further his career as a lineman.
Memphis Ague was nominated by Mrs. McClain because he is a very respectful and hardworking student. He attends the Kirksville Area Technical School and is helping build tiny homes in the construction program. After high school, he plans to attend State Technical College and get his AA, specializing in HVAC. Any time I see Memphis he is friendly and kind. He enjoys helping in the elementary, mentoring in the library. I wish Memphis all the best in his future plans.
Kole Lindquist was nominated by Mrs. O'Haver because before school even started, he was emailing Mrs. McClain and myself about starting college applications and wanting to take his test for admissions. He is on top of things and very motivated to do what he needs to further his career as a lineman.
Memphis Ague was nominated by Mrs. McClain because he is a very respectful and hardworking student. He attends the Kirksville Area Technical School and is helping build tiny homes in the construction program. After high school, he plans to attend State Technical College and get his AA, specializing in HVAC. Any time I see Memphis he is friendly and kind. He enjoys helping in the elementary, mentoring in the library. I wish Memphis all the best in his future plans.


Schuyler R1 High School 2025 graduate, Chelsea Miller has been awarded the rootEd Undergraduate Scholarship of up to $12,000 annually, renewable for up to five years to support her pursuit of a bachelor’s degree.  Chelsea is attending Northwest Missouri State University and plans to earn her Bachelors of Science degree in Animal Science Pre-Vet.  Chelsea said “receiving the scholarship means more than just financial assistance, it symbolizes hope and encouragement.”  She plans to pursue her dream of becoming a veterinarian and return to Schuyler County to establish her own practice.  Congratulations to Chelsea Miller, your future is bright. 
This year's seniors who plan to attend a four-year college, can apply for the rootEd Scholarship this spring on myscholarshipcentral.org.
This year's seniors who plan to attend a four-year college, can apply for the rootEd Scholarship this spring on myscholarshipcentral.org.

Attention senior parents, FAFSA night at Schuyler R-1 is next Tuesday, 10/21 starting at 4 pm in Room 139 (Mrs. Wolf's room).  Please sign up with Mrs. McClain so we can get a headcount. 


The first junior high basketball practices will be tomorrow after school.

Mini Rams camp is tomorrow and Wednesday after school. See the attached note if your child is signed up to participate!


Results from today's XC meet. Way to go, Rams! 🏃





Varsity Rams final score Braymer 82-Schuyler 42. The last two weeks of the regular season are home games which will be Purple Out (17th) and Senior Night (24th) 🏈

🥎 Lady Rams finish their regular season with a couple of wins vs Green City! Varsity won 23-0 and JV 7-0. Districts starts next week! 
