Pictures from Global Fest at SHS.
Stockton Senior Class of 2020 will be selling Hurts Donuts this Saturday during the lighting ceremony on the square in order to raise money for senior trip. Cost will be $4 per donut.
Miss A. Bland’s class is learning all about the history of the first Thanksgiving! They explored the differences between Thanksgiving then and Thanksgiving now, played “draughts” and “knots and crosses,” wrote with quill pens, made Native American headbands, created miniature Squanto men, wrote with Native American symbols, and many more fun activities!!
If you are interested in ordering Butter Braid products this year, please contact Mr Manring. Although the band did not do the Butter Braid fundraiser this year, due to popular demand the opportunity to order will be available on a smaller, limited scale. Once again please contact Mr Manring if interested
Mr. Flora’s Physics class traveled to SBU to complete a projectile motion lab with Dr. Tompkins.
Tomorrow SHS will have its Global Fest activity. Students will be showcasing the cultures, customs and other interesting facts from 18 countries that they have researched. This is a student led activity that allows our students to gain information and knowledge about other countries in a different manner.
This preschool classes have been studying the Thanksgiving story. Students made butter, a vest, headbands, hats, necklaces, painted with feathers, and enjoyed making Oreo cookies into turkeys. They were very thankful for the feast the cafeteria sent on Wednesday, and all of the helpers from high school who visited.
Mrs. Baxter took some first and second graders to the nursing home to read, share stories, and exchange smiles this week.
Students in Mrs. Johnson’s Biology class are using Quizlet Live to review for their Meiosis test. Any student can access this material using this link:
https://quizlet.com/join/HF8MNNCnf
HS students attended a campus tour at Crowder College in Neosho yesterday. They were able to visit different departments they were interested in.
HS students attended a campus tour at Crowder College in Neosho yesterday. They were able to visit different departments they were interested in.
The Tiger Band and Band Boosters have an interesting and unique fundraiser in the High School Commons tomorrow, November 23!
Custom Fundraising Solutions, based on Springfield, will display about two dozen varieties of mattresses from 10 am to 5 pm, and take orders for delivery based on your needs. Brands include Simmons and Malouf. First-quality products, not factory seconds, at a greatly reduced price.
This is not a high-pressure sales event...we simply want to offer something that each household needs at some time or another, and the products are worth a look to come in and browse at your leisure. The band receives a portion of each sale, which we will allocate to activities later in the school year. Cash, debit/credit card, checks accepted. Financing available, and our late date for this before the end of the year delays payments to 2020.
Free delivery takes place within the next three weeks. ($20-$30 fee for removal of an old mattress if you wish to have it hauled off.) Bedding, sheets, pillows, etc. will be on hand for purchase to take home that day while supplies last, then orders will be taken.
Seriously - Its cold. 😁. These are jackets that have been left at the elementary. I’m sure they are missed. ☃️
CORRECTION TO SCHOOL DISMISSAL DATES—- Stockton students will be in school November 25th (Monday) and 26th (Tuesday). Thanksgiving break will begin November 27th. SCHOOL WILL RESUME ON DECEMBER 3RD not December 2nd.
Congrats to our Senior VB ladies. Go Tigers!
2019 Volleyball Banquet. Great season ladies and the best of luck in your futures.
Congratulations to Kaitlyn Creek on her signing with MSSU to continue her volleyball career. Kaitlyn has had an outstanding high school career and set numerous records. Way to go Kaitlyn!Pictured are Coach Walton, Kaitlyn, and Asst Coach/mom Kelly Creek.
Reminder Stockton students will be in school November 25th (Monday) and 26th (Tuesday). Thanksgiving break will begin November 27th. School will resume on December 2nd.
First grade is learning about the Thanksgiving story this week.
Here's a few first graders hard at work.
Check out the next post for the results.
