Dexter High School - This listing of future activities is a service offered by the ShowMe Times, working in partnership with Dr. Sharp, Superintendent 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   news@showmetimes.com.

Dexter, Missouri - Central Elementary students were the top donators to Dexter's Stuff A Truck canned food drive to benefit the Stoddard County Gospel Mission.

The third grade classroom of Mrs. Christ Nichols turned in the highest number of items.  They donated 529 non-perishable canned food items.

Each student received a Happy Meal from McDonald's as a treat for their hard work and generosity.  General Manager of McDonalds Richard Hickson was on hand to deliver the treats and celebrate with the students.

Judy Patterson, Dexter High School Counselor, heads the "Stuff A Truck" campaign each year to collect non-perishable foods for the Stoddard County Gospel Mission.

Over 5,000 foot items were collected from Dexter's Southwest, Central, Middle and High Schools and donated in the 2014 Stuff A Truck competition.

Mrs. Nichols 3rd grade students are Aaron Barber, Aurelia Colbert, Mya Darnell, Emerson Dorton, Shelby Driskell, Ashton Dvorak, Nathan Harris, Amelia Jenkins, Landon Leibowitz, Adaline Medley, Ayden Palmer, John Parsons, Alexander Pearson, Jagaer Pixley, Kelbey Rodgers, Cy Scott, Brooklynn Taber, Seth Trout, Avin Vincent, Jaydan Willems, Carson Williams, Ryan Young, and Ethan Zabelin.

Dexter, Missouri - Turning in a total of 461 items were students in the 4th grade classroom of Kristen Mick.

McDonald's General Manager, Richard Hickson, shown in the photo above, treated the students to Happy Meals.

Judy Patterson, Dexter High School Counselor, heads the "Stuff A Truck" campaign each year to collect non-perishable foods for the Stoddard County Gospel Mission.

Over 5,000 foot items were collected from Dexter's Southwest, Central, Middle and High Schools and donated in the 2014 Stuff A Truck competition.

Ms. Mick's 4th grade students are Zackery Brown, Bionca Jasmine Burns, Juan Cuevas, Gracie Devault, Ryan Earnheart, Dakota Entrekin, Parker Evans, Cristian Fino, Madison Glaus, Brianna Granger, Destiny Griffin, Jayci Holcomb, Myles Keena, Owen Lacy, Chaney Mansker, Hunter Lee Moore, Blaine Prance, Molly Simmons, Sophia Tate, Brandon Truett, and Calysta Whitaker.

Dexter, Missouri - The fifth grade students of Jennifer Bolin brought in more food items than any other fifth grade class with a total of 445 items.

Judy Patterson, Dexter High School Counselor, heads the "Stuff A Truck" campaign each year to collect non-perishable foods for the Stoddard County Gospel Mission.

Over 5,000 foot items were collected from Dexter's Southwest, Central, Middle and High Schools and donated in the 2014 Stuff A Truck competition.

Mrs. Bolin's 5th grade students are Annie Banken, Aubrey Bequette, Taylor Condict, Lance Davis, Raleigh Hawk Evans, Brooklynn Franks, Matthew Hardin, Andie Kruse, Tyler Lopez, Miller McLaughlin, Avery Neely, Lexis Newell, Kenton Pope, Michael Shiver, Dylan Sitze, Karsyn Smith, Ryan Strickland, Grace Teffertiller, Cole Tilley, and Mia Williams.

The students were treated to a McDonald's Happy Meal party for their efforts and generosity.

Dexter Central Elementary School - This listing of future activities is a service offered by the ShowMe Times, working in partnership with Dr. Sharp, Superintendent 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   news@showmetimes.com.

Tuesday, January 6

Students first day back.

Walk-throughs Special Services

Wednesday, January 7

Walk-throughs Special Services and technology.

Block III students will be begin their semester class

Thursday, January 8

Walk-throughs grade 5.

Friday, January 9

Walk-through for grade 5.

Report cards go home.

FUTURE DATES:

Tuesday, January 13

Walk-throughs for Title I teachers.

Wednesday, January 14

“House” meetings for the first time this quarter from 8:00-8:20 a.m.

Walk-throughs for select third grade teachers.