The elementary will still be having track and field day Tuesday May 7th. We will notify you Tuesday evening if Wednesday has to be changed due to weather.
The Stockton High School band and choir presented their Spring Concert on May 5.
There are many elementary activities these last couple weeks of school. Parents, be sure to double check classroom newsletters or your Dojo class stories for details.
Stockton high school athletes performed very well today at the district track meet! Athletes qualifying for sectionals are:
Both boys and girls 4x800 meter relay (both 1st)and 4x400 meter relay (girls 4th and boys 1st) teams.
Sammy McGyre in both disk (2nd) and shot (3rd).
Cody Shepard in pole vault (4th)
Jason Bradshaw in triple jump (1st) and long jump (2nd).
Kyle Saulters and Bryson Coulter in the 800 meter run (1st and 4th respectively).
Bryson Coulter in the 1600 meter run (1st).
Tyler Adams in the 3200 meter run(1st).
Taylor Householder in the pole vault (4th).
Kaitlyn Creek in javelin (2nd).
Shanae Potts in 3200 meter run (4th).
Luella Bradshaw and Sarrah Hottes in the 800 meter (1st and 2nd respectively).
Boys finished 2nd overall!
GO TIGERS!
SES was challenged to read 10,000 books in 2 months for principal Dr. Crawford to kiss a pig. Well... they didn't meet their goal this time, but did read almost 8,000!!! With the help of a cheering crowd, Dr. Crawford was convinced to still pucker up for our beloved dog Domino!
Preschool made their own ice cream this morning with the help of some high school students.
Middle School 5-3-19 Newsletter.
Stockton Middle School has a special thank you to our local Sonic. They have donated lunches this year to our students that have been student of month. Thank you Sonic!!
Crumpled Classics, this years MS/HS play, will show tonight and tomorrow in the HS Gym at 7pm. Adults $5.00 and Students $2.00.
Test Week is the BEST Week because after students show how amazing they are on their MAP test, they get to do fun activities and relax with their friends. Check out the cool reading forts Miss Dodson's 3rd grade class enjoyed yesterday!
Just a reminder. Please read picture. There has been plenty of parking available.
Last chance to order your Elementary and MS yearbooks.
This is a message from Stockton schools. There are numerous road issues this morning. We have told our bus drivers to attempt to reach all bus stops. Bus drivers may be a little of schedule this morning. If your road has problems, consider bringing your child to school.
Students watch Kate Brown’s 2nd performance of the day at Poetry Out Loud in Washington D.C. Kate will perform her 3rd poem in approximately 1 hour. The event is being webcast live. To watch type 2019 Poetry Out Loud webcast into your browser and click on the video.
Kate Brown In Washington DC representing Missouri and Stockton High School with all the other state champions for the National Poetry Out Loud contest.
Need sports physicals or immunizations? The CARE Mobile Program is coming to Stockton. The first date they will be here is May 9th. Call Nurse Karen to schedule appointment or if have any questions ext. 222. You can find more information through this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-NphsICUZ1CpL_KSdY7euLTeSxlyJ-_P/view?usp=sharing
Please keep our high school softball team in your thoughts and prayers. Their bus was rear ended on the way to softball districts this afternoon. Parents have been notified, and students and coaches have all been transported to area hospitals for minor injuries and to be checked out just to be safe.
HS Softball District games today (Monday, April 29) are being moved to Jasper HS.
- Liberal fields are to wet to play on today
Game schedule at Jasper HS Today is as follows:
*3 pm: Stockton vs. Bronaugh
*4:30 pm: Jasper vs. Golden City and Lockwood vs. Greenfield
-they have two fields
Shout out to Senior Kate Brown. On April 30-May 1, 2019, students from every state, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands will come to Washington, DC to compete in the 2019 Poetry Out Loud national finals, an opportunity to win a grand prize of $20,000 and the title of National Champion. The semifinals (April 30, 9:00am-8:00pm ET) and finals (May 1, 7:00pm-9:15pm ET) will be webcast in their entirety.
Good luck, Kate! Go Tigers!
You can watch the live webcast at this link:
https://www.arts.gov/national-initiatives/poetry-out-loud-national-recitation-contest/webcast-national-semifinals-and-finals-April30-May1?utm_source=ArtMatters+April+2019&utm_campaign=April+2019+ARTmatters&utm_medium=email
Aaron Merrick receives his plaque for being named to the Missouri Scholars 100 Program. Aaron was one of 116 seniors from across the state to receive this award. Congratulations Aaron. The entire Stockton Tiger community is proud of your accomplishment.
