Dexter, Missouri - Central Elementary School has announced their 2022 4th Quarter Honor Roll students for 3rd grade. Students must maintain a B average to be on the Honor Roll each quarter.
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.
3rd Grade Honor Roll in alphabetical order as sent to the ShowMe Times from the school.
RONALD AHRENS, IVAN AINLEY, ZANE ANDREWS, JAYDEN JOSE ANGEL, ELAINA BAHNER, REESE BANKEN, ISABELLA BARKER, OLIVER T BARNEY, KOLBY BATCHELOR, ISIS ANN MARIE BESNER, BLAREN BOONE, KINLEY BURNETT, KENDALL CALVERT, SOPHIA CANULL, CAMDEN CHRISTIAN, CARTER CHUBB, JASMINE CLARK, LAIGHLAH COCHRAN, KHLOIE COURTER, JASE CRUMLEY, and TIMOTHY CULLUM,.
JONAH DAVIS, SYLAS DAY, ELI DeALBA, BRAYDEN DEGEN, SYDNEY DELAY, LANDON DUER, PAUL GRAYSON EDWARDS, KAYDEE FARMER, KAITLYN FERRELL, GRACYN FOWLER, HATTIE GALLOWAY, MARLEY GALLOWAY, ALLISON GARNER, STELLA GILL, LELA GOLDSCHMIDT, SHYANN ALYONA HAMPTON, AVERY HARMON, CAMDEN HARRIS, BRYSON HAZEL, LUNA HENSON-SISK, REYNA HERNANDEZ, ISABELLA HILL, HANK HOPKINS, HENRY HOWARD, ROY HOWELL, COLTON HUDSON, EMERSON HUNTER, AVA HUTSON, KIANNA INGRAM, DRAKE JENKINS, BAILEY JOHNSON, and JACEY JOHNSON.
PIPER KENNEDY, OLIVER KING, KHLOE KNAPP, IAN LEBEAU, LANEY LEVART, LYDIA MALLOY, JERSEY MALONE, LYLA MARCH, BRANTLEY MASSEY, HARPER MATHIS, MEREDITH MAYER, NOLAN MCCOLLOUGH, EASTON MCCOY, JORDAN MCKUIN, ARCHER MENLEY, TATE MILLER, BARRETT MILLS, BLAKE MONROE, RAYMOND MONTEZ, SOPHIA ELIZABETH MOORE, ELLIOTT MORRIS, KYDEN ORF, LUKE PENNINGTON, MASON DANIEL PENNINGTON, JONAH PFEFFER, CADE POE, KEARA POE, JOHNATHAN ISAAC RICE, ELEANOR RILEY, YASLIN RODRIGUEZ, and RYAN RUPPEL.
KIARA SANCHEZ, HENLEY SANDERS, RIVERS SCHLIEF, FINNEAS SEYER, LUCY SINGLETON, AUDREY SITZES, TAYLEN SJOLANDER, JAXON SLAVINGS, DANIELLE SUMMERS, PRESTON THOMPSON, KENNADY THROWER, KAYLAR TIDWELL, CALEB TUCKER, ISABELLA VAN VICKLE, JOCELYN WARREN, BRYER WATSON, KACI WHITE, CAIDEN WHITLOCK, and ANNALYN MAE WILSON.
There will be a Dexter School Board Meeting on Thursday, June 30, 2022.
Dexter graduate, Andie Kruse, was presented the AgSunrise Scholarship by Mark Zabelin, Dexter VP/Branch Manager of Farm Credit.
Andie plans to attend Arkansas State University in the Fall of 2022 to major in Ag Business!
The American Red Cross has awarded a total of $3,000 to three Poplar Bluff High School students for volunteering to collect 340 units of blood this school year, potentially helping to save over 1,000 lives.
PBHS seniors Olivia Kirkman, Emily Lovette and Salah McCormack each received a Young Minds Change Lives scholarship valued at $1,000, the organization announced on Thursday, April 21.
“Working with the Red Cross has been so rewarding for many reasons, but knowing that I am working to assist in saving lives has been the greatest reward,” wrote Emily in the competitive application. She noted that her service-learning experiences have inspired her to want to pursue family law so she can work with children in foster care.
Olivia detailed how helping to run blood drives has helped her improve her communication skills as well as taught her about organization, time management, leadership and perhaps, above all, provided her with a greater sense of compassion “standing beside people donating and even holding their hands.” Olivia went on to express how personally “fulfilling” it has been to volunteer.
Salah discussed how event organization has enhanced her drive to do community service and “make the world a better place.” She has developed a more positive mindset and has grown as a person, she continued. “I enjoy helping others because it makes me feel whole and gives me a sense of purpose, which is why I would like to spend my life helping others,” Salah said.
Last year, PBHS was also awarded $3,000 in Red Cross scholarships, divided among four students, for collecting 320 units of blood. Principal Mike Owen pointed out that not only do teachers help the student volunteers in operating the events, but faculty members are often repeat donors of blood so students can exceed their scholarship goal.
Pictured (From left) American Red Cross account manager Jerrica Fox presents students Salah McCormack, Olivia Kirkman and Emily Lovette with individual Young Minds Change Lives scholarships on Thursday, April 21, at PBHS.
Article and photo by Tim Krakowiak, Communications/Marketing Director, Poplar Bluff R-I School District
Bernie, MO - The Bernie Board of Education met in a regular meeting on June 20, 2022. Below are the minutes from that meeting.
The Board approved the program evaluations on Federal Programs and Fiscal Management.
The Board also approved changes made to the HS Student Handbook.
While addressing finances the Board approved transfer of funds from the General Fund to the Capital Projects fund as allowed for transportation and the Guaranteed Tax Base transfer. The Board also approved the final 2021/2022 Budget Amendment for the FY 2022 and adopted the 2022/2023 Bernie School Budget.
The Board approved the Financial Bid from Sterling Bank.
The Board voted to increase School trip pay for the bus drivers from $12.00 to $15.00.
The Board approved the financial statement and payment of bills was approved.
During the Executive Session, the Board approved hiring Shane Oliver, Maintenance.
The next board meeting will be held on July 11, 2022.
