T.S. Hill Middle School Weekly Activities

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February 19th 2019 by Dee Loflin

Dexter T.S. Hill Middle School - This listing of T.S. Hill Middle School activities is a service offered by the ShowMe Times, working in partnership with C.A. Counts, Superintendent, Scott Kruse, Middle School Principal and the Dexter Public Schools for your convenience.

If you would like to submit information and a picture of a student and his/her accomplishments, send it to dloflin@showmetimes.com or call (573) 380-3318.

Tues Feb 19 PD Day-NO Students

Wed Feb 20 8th Grade students meet with HS Counselors-2:30

Thurs Feb 21 Drama Play for Elementary Schools

Stoddard County Scholastic Meet 3:30 BEC

Fri Feb 22 Drama Play for MS

Drama Play for public 6:00PM

Mon Feb 25 Jr. Beta Coffee Sales Begin

Tues Feb 26 MS Choir Festival 6:00 HS Gymnasium

Mon March 4 Vball vs. Woodland 6:00

Tues March 5 Talent Search

Thurs March 7 VBall @ Bell City 6:00/5:00

MS Pop Concert 6:00

End of 3rd Quarter

Fri March 8 Faculty Breakfast Celebration

Mon March 11 VBall @ Puxico 6:00/4:45

Tues March 12 VBall vs. Kennett 6:00

Wed March 13 Student Supply List due to the Office

Thurs March 14-18 NO School Spring Break

Sat March 16 PB 7th Grade VBall Tourn-TBA

Last Updated on February 19th 2019 by Dee Loflin

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Bernie School Board Meeting Held February 11, 2019

February 13th 2019 by Dee Loflin

Bernie, Missouri - The Bernie School Board of Education met in regular session Monday night February 11th.

The Board approved student trips for FFA to Columbia in April.

The Board approved the 2019/2020 school calendar.

Program evaluations on Co-Curricular Activities, Discipline and A+ were approved. The A+ Assurance statement was re-adopted thereby allowing Bernie students who qualify to obtain 2 years of tuition at a Community College or Tech school.

The Board approved the Stoddard County Hazard Mitigation Resolution Plan.

The Board accepted the letter of intent to retire from Johnny Meese, Bus Driver and accepted resignations from Molly Hare, 5/6th Grade Elementary Teacher, Jessica Hunt, Elementary Para, Brian Jones, 5/6th Grade Social Studies Teacher, Beth Noe, 5/6th Math Teacher, Kyle Matthews, Secondary Math Teacher, and Johnny Meese, Bus Driver.

The Board approved the financial statement and paying the monthly bills.

During executive session: The Board awarded Principal contracts to Tommie Ellenburg and Lucas McKinnis through the school year 2020/2021.

The Board approved hiring Ben Frazier as a Bus Driver and also approved adding Bryce Rodgers to the Substitute Teacher Employee list.

Last Updated on February 13th 2019 by Dee Loflin

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VFW Honors Poplar Bluff Teacher with State Award

February 13th 2019 by Dee Loflin

Poplar Bluff, Missouri - An American history teacher at Junior High received a statewide honor through the VFW Citizenship Education program for her efforts co-teaching the ‘I’m A Citizen, Too’ summer enrichment class.

Only the second Poplar Bluff teacher to reach the state level of the annual program in district history, Kathy Pattillo won the Smart/Maher VFW National Citizenship Education Teacher award for the middle school grade-span on Saturday, Feb. 2, in Jefferson City.

“She has a passion for teaching, a love for children and an unquenchable spirit that represents the qualities of the ideal VFW Teacher of the Year,” wrote former R-I educator Jan Desgranges in the nomination letter for her daughter, Pattillo. “Believing in her students, she teaches American government with her heart and strong passion at the Poplar Bluff Junior High.”

Desgranges, who founded ‘I’m A Citizen, Too’ about 30 years ago, was the district’s previous statewide award winner around the year she retired in 2008. While Desgranges continues to lead the summer school class, Pattillo has assisted for five years, with plans to take it over once her mother passes the baton.

“I made that promise to Mrs. D,” Pattillo stated. “It’s a passion of mine. It’s also my mom’s legacy.”

The program teaches students, grades 5-8, what it means to be productive citizens to one’s family, community, state and nation. Students who are recruited, around 50 each June, learn about the environment through the Mingo National Wildlife Refuge; are taught how the Chamber of Commerce attracts businesses; tour the police and sheriff departments; conduct a mock city council meeting; act out a trial at the county courthouse; and are shown how a bill becomes a law by state legislators.

The students take a field trip to either the Capitol or perform a patriotic program at a Springfield Cardinals game. One of Pattillo’s favorite parts of the itinerary, an assembly is hosted for area veterans and students visit the John J. Pershing VA Medical Center.

When Pattillo’s four grown children were younger, she recalls them participating on a float constructed by the class in the city’s Fourth of July parade. As a child herself, she said she can remember placing flags on the gravestones of her veteran family members every Memorial Day.

“Growing up in my home, you knew how blessed you were to be an American,” Pattillo said. “By the time I was 12, I knew the preamble.”

Pattillo was recognized at a banquet hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary alongside a teacher at Truman Elementary in Rolla and an educator at Pattonville High School in Maryland Heights.

The previous weekend, JROTC instructor Command Sgt. Maj. Marc Roderick of PBHS was also honored as the top secondary teacher by VFW District 15 in Cape Girardeau on the regional level of the program. Both Pattillo and Roderick received their initial awards from local Post 6477 in December.

“His zeal for our nation is infectious and permeates his classes,” wrote Roderick’s superior Maj. Gregory Crites in a nomination letter. “It is truly gratifying to see ‘Gen Z’ students transformed into cadets who understand and appreciate why our nation is so special.”

Pictured: Marc Roderick, who spent 28 years as an infantryman in active service before becoming the senior non-commissioned officer over the JROTC program, was named the VFW District 15 secondary Teacher of the Year.

Photo and article submitted by Tim Krakowiak, Communications/Marketing Director, Poplar Bluff Schools

Last Updated on February 13th 2019 by Dee Loflin

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DHS Weekly Activities for Feb 11th - Feb 15, 2019

February 11th 2019 by Dee Loflin

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 news@showmetimes.com

Saturday, February 16th

Wrestling State Tournament at Columbia

Friday, February 15th

NO SCHOOL - Winter Break

Wrestling State Tournament at Columbia

Thursday, February 14th

Wrestling State Tournament at Columbia

Softball Open Gym at DHS, 3:00 p m - 5:0 0 pm

Wednesday, February 13th

JV & Varsity Girls Basketball vs. Oran at home, 6:00 pm

Tuesday, February 12th

DECA Districts at SEMO Glass Hall, bus 8:00 am