Stockton families- The weather is very unpredictable for the next several days. There may be a day that we close that is labeled an AMI day. This stands for alternative methods of instruction. If we have an AMI day your child will need to check emails and/or Google classroom from their teachers for school work during this day. The staff will be available by email, Google classroom, or DOJO throughout the day to answer questions. If you do not have internet access, do not worry. Your child can get the school work when we return to school. If you have questions please reach out to your child’s teacher or the office.
7th graders in Mrs. Norman's music class playing the ukulele.
Valentine's Day Deliveries are this Friday! ALL High School deliveries will need to be dropped off at the high school library doors. Thanks.
Good morning Stockton
Stockton R-1 WILL BE IN SESSION today Wednesday, February 10. We have seen some improvement on road conditions, but there are still some slick spots. Please consider leaving early and driving slowly for the conditions. It will also be COLD, COLD, COLD! Students may wish to stay inside their homes until they see their bus arriving, so bus routes may end up being a bit late. We are sorry for the inconvenience, but we want to make sure our students aren’t waiting out in the bitter cold.
Please be safe! We look forward to seeing our students today!
Stockton Schools and EPCO will not have school February 9th.
8th graders in Mrs. Halley's class working on learning about what each branch of the government does.
Congratulations 6th grade for winning our 2021 MS Spirit week!! Go Tigers!!
Middle School Spirit Week Door Decorating Contest
We cannot wait to meet your Kindergartener at Screening! Please make sure to call Mrs. Gumm and schedule your appointment. All documents need to be brought to Screening.
Pre-K packets will be available to pick up at screening. Students must 3 years of age or older, potty trained, reside in the Stockton School District and have transportation. Cost is $10 a day or less with Free or Reduced lunch qualifications. Please make sure to drop off completed form in the Elementary Office during the school week.
In 8th grade Science, students drafted a research essay and constructed a 3-D Model of an organ as part of their unit on the Human Body. Tomorrow the teams will “teach” their classmates about their findings, using their models as demonstrations.
8th graders in Mr. Robertson's class building straw and toothpick canitlever structures.
Please congratulate the following Stockton Middle School students for being named the STOCKTON STRONG Students of the Week (Jan. 19 - Jan. 29):
7th grade - James Theodoran-Clopper & Emily Trowbridge
8th grade - Elleana Goff & Wyatt Hickman
Grade level teachers will be recognizing students biweekly (5th & 6th grade to start the month and 7th & 8th grade to end the month) on the basis of citizenship, work ethic, and attitude.
Coach Rader had 19 HS and MS boys getting extra work in this morning. Preparation is the key to success!
Congratulations to our January MS Students of the Month..The character word of the month for January was PASSIONATE.
5TH Grade- Charli Burns
Charli is passionate about learning. She is a good listener and a hard worker. Anytime that she doesn't understand the objective, she will ask questions. If she feels she still needs extra practice, Charli will grab a chromebook during 7th hour and work on IXL. Charli has multiple things in life that she loves with her whole heart. She is willing to go after what she wants, she works hard, and she doesn't waiver from her values.
6TH - Lydia Cook
Lydia shows her passion for life through her enjoyment for her friends and her learning. In her quiet and positive manner, Lydia is kind, considerate, and caring to her friends and classmates. She helps where needed and listens with interest and/or concern. Lydia works diligently on every task assigned, making sure she is completing the work accurately and to the best of her ability. She is very conscientious and passionate about being successful. Lydia is also excited and passionate about every type of art project she is introduced to.
7TH - Katelyn Chism
I love how Katelyn is SOOOOO passionate about the Chiefs! There is never a doubt, when you see Katelyn, that she loves her football team (and especially Mahomes). She is cheerful and absolutely brightens up the room if she is allowed to talk about her team. Katelyn is passionate about the Chiefs, and then her grades. She comes in early on some mornings to review the lessons or do what she can to reinforce what she has learned in class.
8TH - Eve O'Brien
Eve is one of the most passionate students I have seen. When she approaches a project she is all in and excited. Every morning Eve has given up her time to make sure that we all stay safe and healthy. She volunteered to make sure that we all got a mask and a cheerful hello. Her passion for making others feel happy shows through - even when she's still sleepy! Thank you, Eve! We all appreciate your smile first thing in the morning, even if it's hidden under a mask!
Students participating in Reading Sprint discussions in Mrs. Boyles' 8th grade English class.
Don't forget MS SPIRIT WEEK is this week! Tomorrow is neon day!
5th grade students in Mrs. Ankrom's class are working on identifying the author's point of view.
Mae Mantzey researching huskies for an informational essay, and Zoe Rains and Sky-lynn Kasco revising and editing animal informational essays together.
The 2022 Prom Group is hosting a Hurts Doughnuts fundraiser. Contact Liz Colvin with your orders.
417-276-9963
5th grade students in Mrs. Schmid's technology class working on their applied digital skills through emoji stories.
