Dexter, Missouri - Central Elementary School announced their 2020 1st Quarter Honor Roll students for 3rd grade. Students must maintain a B average to be on the Honor Roll each quarter.
Making the honor roll is not as easy as one might think. Central Elementary students who are high achievers acquire and develop excellent study habits and skills, especially in time management.
Successful, lifelong learners set aside a time and a space every day to do their homework. Student who can manage their daily workload have a better chance of attaining academic success.
Below are the following 3rd grade Honor Roll students in alphabetical order:
REMMINGTON ADKINS, MOGUEL, AXEL ANGEL, FARAH BANKEN, NEWT BARNES, SIDNEY BARR, AYDEN BASS, MAXIMUS BENTON, RUSSELL BOATRIGHT, LOHGAN BOYET, LUCIUS BRADSHAW, PACEY CARNELL, ZAYVON CASSEL, KOLTON CHAPPELL, ISABELLA CHILDERS, TEAGAN CHILDERS, CARSON CLARK, JAIDYN CLARK, KELLEN CLARK, BENTLEY COLLIER, CHRISTIAN COLOVE, JASE COMFORT, DANIEL CROTTS, TREVOR DAY, LYNZIE DEVERS, ALYSSA DULEY, and ARIANA DULEY.
BRAYLEN EMERSON, LUKE EUBANKS, ALAINA FORD, AMELIA GARNER, GABRIELLA GARNER, LYLA BELL GARNER, GRANT GILL, ETHAN GRANGER, BRENDAN HADLEY, EMERSON HANCOCK, MAKENZY HARGRAVE, SYDNEY HUECKEL, LUCAS HUEY, MAKYNNA JARRELL, WESTON JARRELL, AVERY JONES, SOPHIA JONES, MAEBRI JORDAN, WILLOW KARMAS, MCKENZIE KEITH, KAIN KENNEDY, WILLOW RUTH LANE, JEDSEN LAWRENCE, GRAYSON LEBEAU, RAMIREZ, ELMER ARIEL LOPEZ, IAN LUMMUKKA, ABIGAIL LUTMER, and SAVANNAH LYKINS.
MARCUS MAGARIAN, MADELYNN MARTIN, ELI MARVEL, REESE MATTINGLY, MADISON MCCLAIN, ALEX MCMULLIN-BLAIR, KYNLEE MILLER, RELLA MITCHELL, SYDNEY NATION, ALLIYAH NELSON, HANNAH NOLL, ZECOY OLDHAM, ERIC PARK, WARREN PARRIS, THOMAS PASSLEY, TAYLOR PENNINGTON, LUCAS PHILLIPS, FAITH PILGRIM, MCKENZIE POTTER, LILY PULLUM, RYAN REEVES, JAMES E'JAY RICE, JAXON ROCKAFELLOW, NATALY ROSALES, and SCARLETT RYAN.
LANE SADLER, LAREAH SANCHEZ, RYLIN SCHLIEF, ALEXANDER SHIRK, SOPHIA SHOEMAKER, LEEVI SLAVINGS, AUSTIN SLUDER, CARL SMART, MAKINLEE SMITH, KOVEN STEVENS, CHARLES STONE, JOSEPH STURGEON, REESE TARBUTTON, CASEN TERRY, COLLIN TERRY, JEREMIAH UNDERWOOD, LUCY WHEETLEY, NINA WHITED, EMMA WHITEMAN, JACKSON WHYDE, PRESLEY SOPHIA LARAE WILSON, HADLEY WISEMAN, WESLEY THOMAS WOOD, and MAX WUNDERLICH.
Bernie R-XIII School District - This listing of weekly activities is a service offered by the ShowMe Times.
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CALENDAR
Monday, October 26
District Volleyball Tournament TBA
JH Basketball @ Bernie against Bloomfield 6:00pm
Tuesday, October 27
Band fundraiser begins
District Volleyball Tournament TBA
Thursday, October 29
Jackson Speech Tournament
JH Basketball @ Dexter 5:30PM
Friday, October 30
JH Basketball @ Twin Rivers 6:00pm
Saturday, October 31
Cross Country District TBA
Monday, November 2
Twin Rivers JH Basketball Tournament
Dexter High School - This listing of weekly activities is a service offered by the ShowMe Times, working in partnership with Dexter High School principal, Alana Dowdy, and DHS Asst. Principal Melissa Hahn 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
CALENDAR
Monday 10-26-2020
FCCLA Fundraiser
Class 3 - District 1 Volleyball Tournament at BEC
Dexter vs. Kennett at 6:00 pm
Tuesday 10-27-2020
FCCLA Fundraiser
Class 3 - District 1 Volleyball Tournament at BEC
Championship Match at 6:00 pm
Wednesday 10-28-2020
FCCLA Fundraiser
Thursday 10-29-2020
FCCLA Fundraiser
Flick on the Field hosted by STUCO, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Friday 10-30-2020
FCCLA Fundraiser
Poplar Bluff Technical Career Center - Not in Session
Varsity Football - District One Round One, Away TBD
Saturday 10-31-2020
District Cross Country Meet at Arcadia Valley, bus 8:30 am
Sunday 11-01-2020
No Scheduled Activities
* Tuesday, November 3rd - AMI Day / General Election
Dexter, MO - The Dexter School Board met on October 20, 2020. Below are the notes from that meeting.
Call to Order/Roll Call/Pledge:
The Board President announced the meeting is to begin, ascertains the attendance status of all board members as present, and then leads in the saying of the Pledge of Allegiance.
Consent Agenda: The consent agenda was approved.
Public Comments: There were no public comments made.
Old Business:
There was no old business during this meeting.
New Business:
A. The board approved the 19-20 audit presented by Patrick Kintner.
B. The board approved the 20-21 budget amendments for the month of October.
C. The board approved bus routes for the 20-21 school year presented by Gavin Miller.
D. The board approved the 20-21 assessment plan presented by Laura Stone.
E. The board approved the 19-20 A+ program report presented by Laura Stone.
F. The board approved the local compliance plan for special education presented by Jessica Lambert.
G. The board approved change order #3 for the remaining construction projects. This included window tinting for the high school and plaques to be placed in the new buildings.
H. The board approved changes to the 20-21 school calendar. Three full days will be changed to three-½ days of student attendance. This will be used for collaborative PD and virtual instructional planning for teachers. The dates of these early release days are: 1/29, 3/11, 4/1.
Poplar Bluff, MO - Free dinner meals are being served either to go or on-site after school beginning today, in a district-led food service effort to reach more students.
Poplar Bluff’s food service director, Dixie Harden of Chartwells, has been making arrangements with principals since September in order for her staff to accommodate the specific needs of each building.
Early Childhood, Eugene Field, Lake Road, Oak Grove and Junior High students will receive bagged meals to go, while students participating in after-school activities such as clubs, sports or latch-key at Kindergarten, O’Neal, Middle School and High School will have an option to eat their meals on-site.
“Meal participation rates have been down tremendously, and this is a way to meet a need for both our students and the community,” stated Dr. Amy Jackson, R-I assistant superintendent of business
The district’s participation rate has been impacted by students quarantined due to contact tracing. In addition, about 15 percent of the population had enrolled in the Poplar Bluff Virtual Academy for the first quarter. The virtual learners have also been given the option to pick up meals at one of the district’s three curbside sites: O’Neal, Middle School or the High School.
The United States Department of Agriculture has issued a series of waivers under the federal nutrition assistance program, and recently announced that free meals for students, grades preK-12, will be extended through the end of the school year to help combat hunger during the public health emergency.
“There are a lot of people still struggling, I mean really struggling, and I don’t want our kids to go hungry, basically,” Harden explained. “Amy’s helped and Dr. Scott Dill," superintendent, "is always on board, when it comes to feeding kids; it's just imperative that we do."
For more information about dinner services, contact the individual school building, or call Chartwells at 573-785-0486.
Pictured: O’Neal Elementary students participating in Boys and Girls Club or latch-key line up for dinner when the after-school meal service was first introduced at select sites one year ago.
Photo and article by Tim Krakowiak, Communications/Marketing Director, Poplar Bluff R-I School District
