Dexter, Missouri - Prospective students looking to get a leg up on their college classes can still register for Augmester courses at Three Rivers College. Fall registration also continues through Aug. 15 at the Poplar Bluff campus and the centers in Sikeston, Dexter, Kennett, Malden, and Cape Girardeau, as well as the South Central Education Consortium in Willow Springs. The Fall semester starts on Aug. 18.
Augmester classes are intensive, two-week sessions offered between the Summer and Fall sessions. Augmester registration ends July 24 with classes starting on July 28.
“The Summer and Augmester sessions are great ways to get a leg up on the demands of the Fall semester,” said Dr. Wesley Payne, Vice President for Learning. “There are options for students just getting out of high school and wanting to get their general education credits finished before transferring to a four-year institution, or for students wanting to get started on their associate degree early.”
Payne advises new students who need financial aid to begin the application process as soon as possible in order to receive priority for federal grants and loans. For more information on how to apply for financial assistance at Three Rivers, visit trcc.edu/financialaid.
Those interested in enrolling can browse available courses by clicking “Search for Classes” at trcc.edu. Current students can register online through the myTRCC system. To apply for admission to Three Rivers online, visit http://trcc.edu/admissions. Advisement offices are also open now for any current or future students wishing to discuss their college goals. New students must meet with an advisor.
For registration assistance or for an advisement appointment, contact the Poplar Bluff campus at 573-840-9605; Center at Sikeston at 573-4725223; Center at Kennett at 573-888-6381; Center at Dexter at 573-614-1081; Center at Malden at 573-276-3529; the Center at Cape Girardeau at 573-332-0516; and the South Central Education Consortium in Willow Springs at 417-469-3000.
Three Rivers College is committed to contributing to the quality of life in Southeast Missouri with quality, affordable higher education opportunities and community services that support and encourage the economic, civic, and cultural vitality of the region. For more information about college and workforce programs and upcoming events, visit trcc.edu.
Cape Girardeau, Missouri - The Earl and Margie Holland School of Visual and Performing Arts at Southeast is comprised of the Department of Art, Department of Music and the Department of Theatre & Dance.
Students in these disciplines receive their training at River Campus, part of Southeast Missouri State University. Students may elect programs of study that lead to either a professional degree or a liberal arts degree. Bringing all the visual and performing arts together in one location offers unique opportunities for students to experience innovative degree programs and to work with other artists and performers on a daily basis.
River Campus exquisitely joins the rich history of Cape Girardeau with modern facilities that serve students of Southeast Missouri State University and the area. Visitors are welcome to appreciate wonderful views of the Mississippi, tour the Rosemary Berkel and Harry L. Crisp II Museum or buy tickets for the next university-produced performance, concert or performance, by artists from around the globe. River Campus is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and weekends from noon to 5 p.m. and is proud to provide a tobacco-free campus environment except in designated areas. See the full Event Calendar of our upcoming season and...take time to see all River Campus has to offer you!
Tickets are available now!Find just the right seats and order tickets when and how it's convenient for you. Tickets may be purchased by visiting the River Campus Box Office located at 518 South Fountain, Cape Girardeau, MO (open weekdays 9-4) or call us at 573-651-2265. You can also order tickets online at RiverCampusEvents.com. It's just a click away.
Southeast Student Discounts
Southeast students receive discounts to events at River Campus for both productions produced by the Department of Music and Theatre/Dance and for professional touring shows. Discounted student pricing has been set at $3.00for River Campus productions and half off for any professional touring productions. Discounted Southeast student tickets may be purchased in person at the Box Office. Presentation of a valid, current student ID is required upon admission.
Special Needs Accommodations
The Holland School of Visual and Performing Arts at River Campus is a fully accessible facility. Assisted listening devices are available for all performances.A sign interpreter for the deaf or hearing impaired or large print programs for the visually impaired will be provided when requested from the box office at least 10 working days in advance of the event. We urge our patrons to make us aware of their special needs as early as possible. Special orders for handicapped, group sales, or adjustments to existing orders will be handled by the regular box office.
Below is a list of dates and events coming to the River Campus.
| October 14 | Gala Season Opener with Viviana Guzman, flutist | $19/16 |
| October 23 | The National Acrobats and Circus of the People's Republic of China | $39/33 |
| October 30-November 1 November 6-9 |
Macbeth | $16 |
| November 1 | Anything Goes | $49/43 |
| November 4 | Irish Christmas in America | $39/33 |
| November 20-23 | Fall for Dance | $16 |
| December 2 | Schubert, Mass in G Major | $17/14 |
| February 3 | Tango Buenos Aires | $39/33 |
| February 25-28 March 1 |
The King and I | $20/17 |
| March 10 | Symphonic Stars! | $17/14 |
| March 24 | Giordiano Dance Chicago | $35/29 |
| March 30 | Memphis | $49/43 |
| April 16-19 | Spring into Dance | $16 |
| April 24 | Russian National Ballet Theatre: The Sleeping Beauty | $39/33 |
| April 27 | Beethoven's Ninth Symphony | $19/16 |
| April 29-May 3 | Daisy Pulls It Off | $15 |
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Stoddard County, Missouri – Registration began today and will continue through July 18th for the Hope International Back to School Bash. The Back to School Bash is a fair-like event where students can come enjoy and leave with everything they need for school. Last year they were able to help over 400 children!
There are also a lot of FREE things offered. FREE Haircuts! FREE Dental Screenings! FREE Vision Screenings!! HOPE Clothing Vouchers! And much much MORE!!!!
Hope International offers school supplies to students in need in Stoddard County School District. This is NOT a low-income only opportunity. They want all children to come to the event. Getting a child ready to go back to school can be stressful. Hope International wants it to be less stress and make the Back-2-School process a fun and enjoyable day for everyone!
If you would like to donate, they are accepting school supplies to help with the cost. Items needed are backpacks, 1” three-ring binders, notebooks, loose lined paper, folders, pens, pencils, crayons, scissors (blunt and sharp), glue sticks, boxes of tissues and of course any cash donation would be welcome.
Please drop off much needed school supplies to the Hope International facility in Bernie. You may also contact them at 573-293-HOPE for more information or to register.
The Back to School event will take place at the First Assembly of God Church in Bernie on Monday, August 4th from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. for Bernie students.
The next Back to School Bash will be held at the Lighthouse Christian Center in Dexter on August 5th from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for children in Dexter and Richland Schools.
The third Back to School Bash will be for students in Bloomfield, Bell City, Puxico, and Advance. The event will be on Saturday, August 12th from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the FEMA building in Bloomfield. The drop-off point for that bash will be Bloomfield’s Town & Country Pharmacy.
DON’T FORGET TO REGISTER! You may register now until July 18th. Go to their website by clicking HERE and watch the amazing video of the Lighthouse Christian Center Back to School Bash!
Dexter, Missouri - T.S. Hill Middle School announced their 4th quarter Honor Roll students. 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. Middle School students who are high achievers acquire and develop excellent study habits and skills, especially in time management. To manage time efficiently, students use a student calendar or planner.
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.
Congratulations to every 8th grader who made the honor roll for the 4th quarter of the 2013 – 2014 school year.Listed in alphabetical order are: Austin Adams, Morgan Aldridge, Haili Eveia Allen, Neil “Caleb” Allen, Andrea Alvarado, Bradley Atkins, Eva Baran, Lexie Barnes, Victoria Beaird, Alex Bellers, Cassidy Bess, Layla Brown, Kendra Caldwell, Macon Campbell, Austin Carmack, Jonah Carpenter, Katie Cecil, Matthew Chesser, Hunter Christian, Lindsay Christian, Teyona Clark, Madyson Crockett, Taylor Cullum, Jacob Dylan Cunningham, Elizabeth Curran, Maci Daniels, Dylan Davis, Leanna Davis, Angelynn Desirae Delong, Logan Elder, Bradley Fields, Caitlin Fuqua, Michaela Gard, Mason George, Hannah Gibson, Emma Glazier, Blayne Goodman, Kylie Renae Goodman, Seth Christian Harris, Joshua Caleb Hays, Landon Cole Henson, Jonni Raye Hill, Shellbie Hill, Rhylan Hillis, Britney Hubbard, Celeste Huey, Riley Huffman, Bryson Huggins, Halli Marie Huls, Ranelle Huntsman, Nicole Ivy, Gabriel Jackson, Dawson Kasting, Kole Kelley, Jacob Kidd, Addison Kruse, Hannah Lacy, Emily Ladd, Joshua Lemons, Dylan T. Long, Cheyenne McCollum, Cole McGowan, Karlie McKuin, Victoria Meritt, Lexa Midkiff, Dason James Milam, Alexis Leah Mitchell, Adam Mixon, Alexis Moore, Hanna Moore, Paige Moore, Spencer Owens, Jacey Pyles, Lauren Rascher, Jake Rice, Jordan Richardson, Clyton Riddle, Kristopher Rinehart, Summer L. Rippe, Tyler Robinson, Sean Rybolt, Amber Scott, Christopher Seabaugh, Nicole Sells, Megan Simmons, Benjamin Sindle, Rachel Singh, Shelby Smith, Allison Sneed, Greyson Stephens, Hannah M. Stieferman, Landen Stites, Brooklyn Teague, Shawna Renee Thompson, Hannah Thurmon, Megan Trout, Nick Trout, Lainey Walker, Joshua Webb, Madelyn Webb, Aaron Wells, Taylor Fayth Wells, Whitney N. White, Bailee Williams, Keri Grace Williams, Samantha “Sammi Jo” Williams, Trenton Willis, Jack Mathew Worley, Rebecca Wren, Madalyn Wright
Dexter, Missouri - T.S. Hill Middle School announced their 4th quarter Honor Roll students. 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. Middle School students who are high achievers acquire and develop excellent study habits and skills, especially in time management. To manage time efficiently, students use a student calendar or planner.
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.
Congratulations to every 7th grader who made the honor roll for the 4th quarter of the 2013 – 2014 school year.
Listed in alphabetical order are: Jordan Adams, Rylee Allen, Rachael K. Bell, Hannah Bien, Anna Claire Bishop,Luke Boyer, Mackenzie Boyt, Madison Bryant, Hailey Cabral, Shyanna G. Campbell, Arianna Carter, Demi Cecil, Garrison Collier, Malia Cook, Abigail Dorton, Braxton Foster, Mackenzie Freeman, Sophie Freeman, Rylie Frizzell, Nathan Gargas, Savannah Gourley, Christopher Graves, Alizabeth Green, Emily Grobe, Eric Hahn, Brittney Hanner, Jakob Harris, Jeana Harris, Brooke Hessling, Kelby Hill, Brooke Lynn Hobson, Caleb D. Hoggard, Ryker Jaynes, Taylor Kallio, Allison Kayler, Hallie Keathley, Keirstan Keirsey, Ethan Kincy, Liza Jane King, Bradley Langston, Maycie Martin, Maci McBride, Alyssa Morrison, Chaylea Mosby, James Norman, Jadyn Northcutt, Zarah Olson, Erica Parris, Jerrica Porter, Coby Powers, Makayla Pyle, Lexi Renken, Joe Rice, Jaron Ritter, Ernesto Rivera, Macy Roberts, James Robinson, Seth Rogers, Macy Roper, Domonique Rudd, Preston Sherwood, Brock Simmons, Natalie Sitze, Joshua Sitzes, Emily Smith, Hannah Smith, Harley Smith, Sarah Smith, Jeremy Lynn Stearns, Lilah Stites, Kayla Thompson, Payten Robertson Turner, Emily Voss, Skyler Walker, Taylor Watson, Tristan Williams, Makenna Wilson, Johnathan Wright, Kaelynn Wyatt
