MS lost and found is currently located by the MS gym. Parents are welcome to look and claim items during school hours. All items not claimed at the end of the week will be donated. Thank you.
School will be in session this Monday December 17th. School will dismiss Thursday at 12:30.
Tonight is the Middle School Christmas Concert at 6:30 pm in the middle school gym. Doors will open at 6:00.
REMINDER:
Classroom instruction at the elementary begins at 7:50. Breakfast is served from 7:20-7:45. If your child comes in after 7:45 they will not have time to eat a school breakfast. There is no charge for breakfast for all children.
Students, Just a Reminder: Tomorrow, December 11th, is Group Picture Day. Don't forget your club shirt!
Busses are running approximately 10 minutes behind today- December 7th.
Stockton R-1 investigates all concerns brought to us. If you have questions or incidents at school please contact us. Posting these situations on social media do not help us to remedy the problem.
Bus 2 will be running approximately 30 minutes late today December 5th
Middle School 11/30/2018 Newsletter
2nd Annual- Willow’s Run
Third Graders celebrated Cranberry Day today. Check out all the fun!
https://youtu.be/pDBAOPtZzzQ
Global Fest Day. Stockton High School students celebrate Global Fest in the gym. 24 countries were represented. Students researched the culture, food, music, etc of each country.
Great job Tigers!
This is a message from Stockton R-1 Schools. School will be in session on Monday, November 19th and Tuesday , November 20th.
2nd grade news
4th grade news
Food drive starts Tuesday. Boxes will be placed in the primary, hex and preschool building. All proceeds stay local. It will end on November 16th.
Meet the Players Night: Come out and meet the SHS boys and girls basketball teams on November 8th at 6pm in high school gym. There will also be a pie auction fundraiser. Go Tigers!
Friday (November 9th) is the absolute last day to order these t-shirts. The price is right. Our goal is to see all students at the elementary in one of these shirts.
October 16th the SHS Ecology class taught by Mrs. Richner went on a “Grove to Home” field trip to Hammons Product Company where they toured the largest Black Walnut processing facility in Missouri and also Hammons Black Walnut Tree Farm: Sho-Neff Orchard where they learned about cultivars and seasonal cattle grazing in the orchard. The students learned about black walnut sustainability and stewardship in the industry along with sampling Black Walnut snacks and drinks. Thanks to the Cedar County Farm Bureau Promotion & Education Committee for providing transportation funding and drinks.
Class 2 State XC 2nd place
Congratulations boys.
