Dexter, Missouri - Southwest Elementary honors Veer Maisuria, Victoria Hernandez, Annslee Ackman, Mollie McFarlen, Melody Jarrell, Seth Rowland, Dawson Carnell, Connor Hankins, Will Guethle, Tristan Petzoldt, Lily Bryant, and Ada Jarrell. with the Positive Office Referral certificate.
This award is presented to students who consistently show the 3R's RESPECTFUL, RESPONSIBLE, and READY TO LEARN at Southwest Elementary in Dexter.
Shown in the photo back row from left to right: Dawson Carnell, Connor Hankins, Will Guethle, Tristan Petzoldt, Lily Bryant, Ada Jarrell.
Front row from left to right: Veer Maisuria, Victoria Hernandez, Annslee Ackman, Mollie, McFarlen, Melody Jarrell, Seth Rowland,
Dexter, Missouri - Southwest Elementary held an UGLY SWEATER contest prior to Dexter Public Schools dismissing for the holidays.
Three categories of Most Festive, Most Creative and Ugliest Sweater were chosen for each grade.
Second grade student winners are Brenner Collier for Most Festive, Tristan Petzoldt for Most Creative and Quincy McLaughlin for Ugliest Sweater.
Shown in the photo from left to right are Brenner Collier, Tristan Petzoldt, and Quincy McLaughlin.
Dexter, Missouri - Southwest Elementary held an UGLY SWEATER contest prior to Dexter Public Schools dismissing for the holidays.
Three categories of Most Festive, Most Creative and Ugliest Sweater were chosen for each grade.
First grade student winners are Gavin Drake for Ugliest Sweater, Sophia Wunderlich for Most Festive Sweater, and Lily Graviett for Most Creative Sweater.
Shown in the photo are from left to right: Gavin Drake, Sophia Wunderlich, and Lily Graviett.
Dexter, Missouri - Southwest Elementary held an UGLY SWEATER contest prior to Dexter Public Schools dismissing for the holidays.
Three categories of Most Festive, Most Creative and Ugliest Sweater were chosen for each grade.
Kindergarten winners are: Anthony Fina Lara for Most Festive Sweater, Kennedy Essner for Most Creative Sweater and Zane Ruppell for Ugliest Sweater.
Poplar Bluff, Missouri - The Poplar Bluff High School Beta Club recently made its annual donation to the Whole Kids Outreach and the Ripley-Butler County Foster Care Christmas Party.
The WKO operates the Share-A-Toy Christmas Store in Ellington, providing presents for about 1,000 area children each year. The Foster Care Christmas Party ensures teenagers ages 14-18 experience a gift exchange.
Shown in the photo from left to right: Vice president Adeesh Mishra, secretary Rachel Henson, members Jordan Cox and Makayla Whitehead, and president Humza Siddiqui of the PBHS Beta Club donate stocking stuffers and wrapping paper to a WKO representative on Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Photo and article submitted by Tim Krakowiak, Communications/Marketing Director, Poplar Bluff R-I School District
