It was a joy to sail the high seas with our 3rd-6th grade music students this evening! They put on a wonderful music program. A shout out to Mrs. Dixon for organizing the performance, to Ms. Michael for hanging their art work, to Mrs. Ratzloff for having the Science Fair on display, and to Mrs. Stuart for having the Book Fair open. Thank you to everyone who attended.
Buy 1, Get 1 Free Book Fair
(All free items must be of equal or lesser value than the ones you buy.)
May 9-12, 2023 7:30-4:30 Wednesday Evening 6-8pm Elementary Library
Forms of Payment: Cash, Checks (made out to Schuyler R-1), credit or debit cards, or ewallet (an online spending account set up with a credit or debit card)
Tax will be added on to each purchase.
Visit our Book Fair Homepage for more information on books and setting up an eWallet account: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/schuyler
Teacher wish lists and gift certificates to purchase will be posted on the library door.
If you have any questions, you can email Mrs. Stuart at mstuart@schuyler.k12.mo.us
Help up promote summer reading and a lifelong love of books!
Titles vary by Book Fair. All items are available while supplies last.
Signing #2 of 2 today
Senior Carson Allen signs with the University of Missouri-Columbia for a percussion scholarship. Congratulations!
Signing #1 of 2 today
Senior Cooper Amen signs with Hannibal-LaGrange University to play basketball next fall. Congratulations!
Menu Changes
Elementary:
5/11 Chicken Patty and tator tots
5/15 Hot Pockets
5/17 Sub sandwiches and chips
High School:
5/11 Corn Dog and potato bites
5/12 Casey's Pizza and chips
5/15 Hot Pocket
Don't forget the English IV students are showing off their Senior Capstone Projects tonight in the HS Commons from 4pm - 6pm. The community is welcome to attend.
First graders showed off their reading growth today by having a parade through the elementary and high school.
The JH boys 4x4 team (Danny Priebe, Noah Scott, Tyson Droste and Mason Oliver) beat their record today with a run of 4.02.19 seconds. Mason Oliver broke the JH 400 dash record with a time of 56.91 seconds also tied his long jump record with a jump of 19.1 1/2 feet. The boys as a team placed 5th and the girls 7th.
Any girl interested in playing Junior High Basketball next year, please join the Remind group to receive information about the summer schedule. This would be for girls currently in 5th, 6th, and 7th grades.
A spring tradition for first grade is flying kites at the end of the year!
Last Friday was Senior Decision Day at Schuyler R-1. Each senior was given college/workforce swag and their first Schuyler Alumni shirt. Seniors were fed Mi Casa for lunch, followed by delicious cupcakes made by Mrs. McClain. During the event, seniors pinned the map where they are headed after high school. All of this was made possible through our RootEd grant. Thank you Mrs. McClain for your work on this project and helping our seniors on the next phase of their life and thank you RootEd for your support this year.
The sectional track meet at South Shelby on Saturday (10/13) will be utilizing digital tickets. Tickets must be purchased beforehand. No money will be taken at the gate. Below is the link to purchase the tickets.
https://www.mshsaa.org/CMSPages/Tickets.aspx?fbclid=IwAR16Luw8zRMPWSLQa3tnBrxMdXTkdEfSXoquHnJHBkJWjpsOrABTJxGNjBw&mibextid=Zxz2cZ
The Schuyler County HS music concert will be streamed through the Schuyler Athletics YouTube Page tomorrow. Concert will begin at 7pm.
https://youtube.com/@schuylerr-iathletics5846
Upcoming Elementary Event Details:
May 10: 6th grade Science Fair in multipurpose room 1:30-3:00
May 10: Grades 3-6 Music Program at 6:30 in MS Gym and Grades 5-12 Band Concert to follow in HS Gym - Doors open at 6:00, be in classroom by 6:15
May 11: 3rd grade Famous Missourian Wax Museum in multipurpose room 2:00-3:00
May 12: Track & Field Day K-2 begin at 8:45, 3-6 begin at 12:00 -- Parents are welcome to join us in the bleachers to watch and cheer the kids on.
May 15: School is IN SESSION
May 15-16: 6th grade Ancient Civilization Museum in back hallway
May 17: LAST DAY, Dismiss at 1:20
May 18: 6th Grade Promotion at 6:00 in HS Gym - Doors open at 5:30, 6th graders meet in HS Commons by 5:45
We look forward to seeing you at the 3-6 music and 5-12 band programs tomorrow (5-10-23)! The 3-6 music program begins at 6:30 in the MS Gym. After a short intermission, band will begin in the HS Gym.
Doors will open at 6:00. Students need to be in their classrooms by 6:15.
Tomorrow, May 9th, we will celebrate our baseball and golf seniors at the home baseball games vs Brashear. First pitch will be at 5pm. Senior recognition will be in between games.
We completed MODOT highway pickup in honor of Rachel Morris. Thanks for the help!
Schuyler Sectional Qualifiers:
Hayden Dixon: Shot Put & Discus Champion
Kait Hatfield: Shot Put & Discus Champion
Madison Haley: Shot Put 2nd, Discus 4th
Claudia Dixon: Shot Put 3rd
Madison Fowler: Pole Vault 4th
Kelsey Tallman: 1600 4th
Xavia Cullers: 3200 3rd
Jacie Morris: Long jump 3rd, 400 3rd
Congratulations and best of luck at the next level.
The Scholar Bowl Rams earned third place at the state scholar bowl tournament on Friday, May 5. In the morning rounds, the Rams defeated New Haven 250-180, lost to Weaubleau 380-220, and defeated Thomas Jefferson 260-250. The lopsided loss to Weaubleau was costly for the Rams. Weaubleau, Thomas Jefferson, and Schuyler all finished the morning at 2-1. Weaubleau and Thomas Jefferson averaged more points on the morning and earned the two berths in the championship game. The Rams headed to a third place game with New Haven. In that rematch, the Rams won 210-160.
Carter Hoffmeyer led the Rams in scoring with 16 toss ups on the day. Colin Oliver answered 8 toss ups, Carson Allen had 7 toss ups, Mark Farnsworth added 2, and Hayden Dixon had 1.
Congratulations to the Scholar Bowl Rams! Best wishes to our departing seniors—Hayden, Mark, and Carson—and best of luck!
Second grade had a visit from Ms. Martha “Mattie” Campbell of Coal Holler to learn about Schuyler County's history during Social Studies. Thank you, Martha Campbell of the Schuyler County Historical Society, for coming in costume to present on the cultural and economic changes over the years. The students learned a great deal!
