Dexter T.S. Hill Middle School - This listing of T.S. Hill Middle School activities is a service offered by the ShowMe Times, working in partnership with C.A. Counts, Superintendent, Scott Kruse, Middle School Principal and the Dexter Public Schools for your convenience.
We hope you will mark your calendar and we encourage everyone to support our local students and their activities. The education and growth of young people in our community is the key to everyone's future!
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Calendar
Monday Nov 5
Beta OLD School Chili Supper Tickets begin
BB vs. Bell City 6:00
Tuesday Nov 6
BB @ Puxico 6:00/5:00
GBB vs. Kennett 6:00
Friday Nov 9
Veterans Day Ceremony 9:00AM BEC
Monday Nov 12
PE Bowling
SCAA Boys BBall Tournament through Friday
Tuesday Nov 13
PE Bowling
Wrestling @ Sikeston 5:00/3:45
Wednesday Nov 14
Mid Quarters Go Home
Dave Holden visit
Thursday Nov 15
Wrestling @ NMCC 5:00/3:30
Friday Nov 16
Faculty Breakfast-HS Cafeteria
Monday Nov 19
HS Play 10:30 and 1:00
BB @ Poplar Bluff 5:00/4:00
Tuesday Nov 20
BB vs. Jackson 6:00
Beta OLD School Chili Supper
Wednesday Nov 21
NO School 21-25
Monday Nov 26
Stuff A Bus Begins
BB vs Cape Central 6:00
Wednesday Nov 28
Wrestling @ Jackson 5:00/3:30
Thursday Nov 29
BB @ Kennett 6:00/4:30
Several students at Dexter High School have been named to the All-District Choir.
High School auditions were held September 22nd at Cape Central High School.
Students are front row from left to right: MaKayla Pyle, Gerica Harris, Sarah Dachs, Olivia Collins, Kyla Propst, Mackenzie Boyt and Mackenzie Ratley.
Second row from left to right: Addy Atherton, Gracie McDonald, Mattily Williams, Coby Powers, Justin Viers, Macy Roberts, Arianna Carter, Molly Murphy and Mia Williams.
Back row from left ro right: Kenny Grimm, Dalton Granger, Jeb Hubbard, Logan Wyman, Cutter Cornett, Ayden Walters, and James Robinson.
Not pictured are Keiton Buck and Aaron Baker.
Nick Trout of Dexter was one of over 60 students participating in the annual Arkansas State College of Agriculture Student Leadership Conference at the Arkansas State Student Union in Jonesboro,. The conference is designed to help new and returning students prepare to effectively lead their campus organizations and also to provide some basic leadership skills that will help them compete in the world of work. Many A-State graduates become active in leadership positions in the community or their profession.
Trout is the son of Hank and Renee' Trout and is a 2018 graduation of Dexter High School.
He is a freshman majoring in agribusiness at Arkansas State University.
He is a member of the ARP Fraternity. This year he will be participating in the ARP Fraternity as an active member.
