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Advance
Megan Bates, William Below, Michelle Conley, Kelcee Davault, Shelby Courtney, and Kelsi Sturgeon.
Bell City
Sierra Bradshaw
Bernie
David Baker, Angelee Barnes, Kaitlyn Blanchette, Marcena Briles, Amy Cluck, Courtney Counts, Caleb Ellenburg, Courtney King, Jodie McGowan, Jeffery McNece, Alyssa Phillips, Lari Spizer, and Brittany Ward.
Bloomfield
Amy Adkins, Donita Birk, Marsha Blakenship, Harley Durall, Lindsay Hutchinson, Rebekah Northern, Jean Perason, Kasity Twaddell, Kristi Venable, and Ruth Zook.
Dexter
Faith Anderson, Hali Bahner, Kristin Bailey, Brooke Baker, Chelsea Burch, Austin Burns, Adam Carlson, Brittney Cato, Bethany Christian, Kimberly Christian, Justin Cowart, Tabatha Crow, Bridget Dixon, Maci Dowd, Larry Durham, Hunter Frampton, Stephani Fulford, Sara Gentry, Sarah Gibson, Micaela Griffin, Jennifer Hayes, Christopher Helton, Kayla Hester, Lindsey Hindman, Hailee Hubbard, Haley Hutchinson, Miranda Johnson, Jessica Kinchen, Elizabeth Kohlbaker, Savannah Mace, Haley Machado, Michael McCollough, Teyrsa McDonald, Tate Midkiff, Tisha Moore, Dialina Morgan, Jordan Meyers, Nicholas Noble, Kara Owens, Taylor Owens, Jonathan Page, Alexis Rauls, William Rudd, Sarah Skinner, Christina Smith, Marife Smith, Joseph Tafoya, Brandi Thurman, Sarah Tolbert, George Warren, Victoria Wiley, and Mackenzie Young.
Puxico
Charles Arnold, James Bowling, Ashley Cupp, Melissa Price, and Trentan Rogers
Congratulations to all of the students!
The students are supposed to take what they learn from the character trait instruction and apply it to their daily lives in how they treat others and make decisions.
At the end of the month, each teacher gets to nominate one student from their classroom they felt most consistently displayed the character trait of the month. The students are recognized for their accomplishment and are given a character trait pencil.
January character trait was INTEGRITY!
Front row from left to right: Haley beasley, Cayden Hunt, Eli Crow, Mason and Wooldridge.
Middle row Bailey Henry, Blair Plemling, Krista Cochran, Jace Foster, Arlin Wishon, and Kalijah Coleman.
Back row Kayla Nash, Caidyn Spitzer, Sara Guzman, Maisie Stevens, Mallory Stevens, and Trevor Parks.
Three Rivers College Patron of the Arts is sponsoring the performances of Robin Hood and The Emperor's Clothes on February 2nd and March 2nd. The plays will be presented by The Imaginary Theater Company out of St. Louis.
Shown in the photo are Randy Northington of the Dexter Kiwanis Club, Davy Crockett of the Dexter Elks, Michael Hobbs of First National Bank, Janice Nichols of Southern Bank, Billy Fowler of the Dexter Lions Club, and Three Rivers Dexter Campus Coordinator Bill Hampton.
The businesses and civic organizations furnished the funding for the student tickets, assuring a seat for every elementary student in Dexter.
So far Ethan’s record for solving the Rubik’s Cube is 24 seconds, he says, and even more impressively, his SINGS (Serving the Individual Needs of Gifted Students) teacher Patty Reed just peaked his curiosity in the puzzle a few months ago.
“This experience hasn’t just taught Ethan about solving the Rubik’s Cube, he has learned that he is capable of doing something very amazing,” Reed stated. “I’m anxious to see what problem he chooses to tackle next.”
Reed recalled how in September she had left out a classroom set of Rubik’s Cubes that her older students had used. When the fourth grade class had noticed the box, several students grew excited, so she allowed them to give it a try. After about a half-hour, all but three students remained interested, and Reed sent them each home with a set of instructions.
“For some reason, the Rubik’s Cube just clicked with Ethan,” said Reed, noting that the boy came into class the following week with his own cube. “Within a short time, he had memorized the steps, which is no small task.”
Shown in the photo: Gifted student Ethan Hudlow sets his timer in preparation to demonstrate how fast he can solve his favorite Rubik’s Cube in his collection, the standard 3x3x3 model.
Photo and article provided by Tim Krakowiak.
The victory comes on the heels of the Poplar Bluff High School Competition Cheer Squad’s back-to-back state championship. The high school athletes will go on to compete at the National High School Cheerleading Championship on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 7-8, at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla.
The Junior High Cheerleaders are: Braelin Aldridge, Destanee Barton, Eva Bedell, Cara Bubanovich, Libby Burdin, Bailey Edmundson, MacKenzie Garrett, Katlynn Hall, Taylor Hicks, Alexis Lady, Courtney McGee, Danni Raymer, Emma Steffan, Rachel Shock, Maddie Mae Shumate, Carly Wiseman and Emily Young.
