Bernie, Missouri - The Bernie School Board of Education met in regular session on Monday, April 8, 2019.

Board members David Mayberry and Zack Tanner were sworn into office.  Judy Zoll was elected president.  Denny Riddle was elected vice-president.  Dena Mouton was named secretary/treasurer.  Rhonda Shipman was named alternate secretary/treasurer.  Dena Mouton was named custodian of records and Dustin Hicks was named alternate custodian of records. 

The regular meeting time for the Board of Education was set for the second Monday of every month with the meetings to be held in the Central Office Board Room at 7 p.m.

The Board approved not increasing meal prices for the School Year 2019/20

Student trips were approved as follows:

Elementary Honor Roll to Discovery Parks-May 9 

DARE Trip to St Louis Cardinals Game – May 7 

Senior Trip to St. Louis-April  22

Math Field Day @ SEMO-April  11

Project Prom to Jonesboro, AR-April  27

State History Day to Columbia-April 27-28

Jr. Class Magazine Sale to St. Louis Cardinals Game-April 24 

Summer school was set to be held from May 20, through June 7, 2019.

The Board approved the Vocational Program Evaluation.

Bills were reviewed and approved.

During executive session the recipient of the Rutland Scholarship was selected.    

The Board accepted the resignations from Christy Griffin, HS Language Arts, Melanie Griffin, Speech Pathologist and Beth Slavings, Process Coordinator/504 Director/Homeless Coordinator.

The Board also approved resignations for Extra Duties as follows: Lindsey Norman, Sr. Beta Co-Sponsor, Cendyl McGowan, History Day Sponsor, and Amber Eaton, Scholar Bowl Sponsor.

The Board approved hiring Kelsie Lamunion, Elementary Paraprofessional, Jordan Ellsworth, 7-9 Social Studies, Alex Beaird, HS Language Arts Teacher, and Salvador Botsch, Substitute Teacher/Custodian.

The Board approved Extra Duty Assignments as follows:

Athletic Director, Brad Botsch,

Boys Basketball HS Head, Brad Botsch, Boys Basketball HS Asst, Jason Long;

Junior High Basketball, Marcus Massey; Junior High Basketball Asst,  TBD; Basketball Elem, Marcus Massey; Baseball head (fall and spring), Marcus Massey;

Baseball Asst (fall and spring) Jordan Ellsworth; Baseball Junior High, TBD;  Baseball Junior High Asst., Mark King;

Cheerleading HS & JH Cheer, Kelli Anthony; 

Softball Head, Brad Botsch; Softball Asst, Cendyl McGowan; 

Volleyball HS Head, Jason Long; Volleyball HS Asst., Cendyl McGowan; Volleyball JH Head, Jason Long; Volleyball JH Asst., Beth Shaffer;

Band, Mark King;

FCCLA, Tammy Boyle;

FFA, Matt Blevins;

FBLA, Leigh Ann Kincy; 

Sr Beta, Bridgette Heiser: Sr Beta Co Sponsor, Lisa Henry; Junior Beta, Jackie Bennett;  Jr Beta Co Sponsor, Crystal Presson;

Scholar Bowl Sponsor, Alex Beaird; 

History Day Sponsor, Crystal Presson;

Drama/Speech; Kristy Bates,

Student Council, Tiffany Terrell;

Yearbook/Newspaper, Leigh Ann Kincy. 

Prom Coordinator, Lindsay Beaird 

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

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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!

If you would like to submit information and a picture of a student and his/her accomplishments, send it to dloflin@showmetimes.com or call (573) 380-3318.

Calendar

Mon April 15

Track @ Charleston 4:00/2:45

Tues  April 16

Baseball @ Bloomfield 4:30/3:15

Choir Trip to Cape 8:30

Wed  April 17

CPR in PE Classes

Track @ Chaffee 4:00/2:30

Thurs  April 18

1:00 Bell Schedule-Activity Afternoon-KONA ICE

Fri April 19-22

EASTER BREAK

Sat April 20

East Prairie Baseball Tourn.  TBA

Wed April 24

Track @ Cape 4:00/2:30

Baseball @ Kelly 4:00/2:45

Thurs April 25

Choir Concert-DHS Gymnasium  6:00

Fri April 26-27

CMS Baseball Showdown  TBA

Tues April 30

CTA Retirement Tea- BEC 3:30

Bernie, Missouri - Bernie Elementary Positive Office Referrals were awarded this week.  These students were rewarded for their good behavior!

Students who earn such an honor also received a Subway Sandwich Gift Card and a POR Certificate.

These students were referred for displaying positive behavior!

Front row from left to right:

Brayden (3rd) worked hard on the writing part of his reading test. 

Lynlei & Logan (3rd) are both hard workers. 

Gracie (K) was kind to a sad friend.

Riley (K) worked hard in reading class.

SJ (K) was kind and held the door open for others. 

Karllet (2nd) made a gift for another student.

Kaylee (1st) comforted a friend who was upset. She gave that friend her piece of bubblegum.

Taylor (1st) has been making good choices.

Jackson (2nd) had a good week.

Back row from left to right:

Dyson (3rd) helped a teacher push all of her chairs in before he left the classroom.

Jazelle (2nd) had a good week.

Bryce, Taylor, & Macie (6th) all made great choices last week.

Savannah (5th) is well-liked by everyone in the class, she follows instructions, and always tries her best. 

Amyah, Tommy, & Taven (6th)

Dexter, Missouri - Coach Leonard Morse announced today that the several Dexter High School Cross Country team athletes were honored as Academic All-State members.

Eligible runners had to compete in a state meet either District, Sectionals, or State.  All of the recipients competed at District with Marg Nea qualifying for the State Meet.

Each recipient had to have an ACT score of 25 or higher or SAT score of 1150 or higher or 3.6 GPA non-rounded, non weighted and after the fall semester.

All eight of the recipients qualified with their GPAs.

Pictured are back row from left to right: Alanie Lacy, Grace Milam, Wyatt Parker, and Maddie Slaton.

Front row from left to right are Margo Nea, Fuyu Fuji and Jaycee Chappell.

Not available for the photo was Andrew Ellinghouse.