Thank you to our Veterans for your service and dedication to keep our country safe. We hope that everyone enjoyed our Veterans Day Celebration this morning. A special thank you the Lake Ozark Regional Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol, C/TSgt Cherish Wieberg, C/CMSgt Betty Johnson and C/MSgt Robert Johnson for the Presentation of Color.
Thank you for coming and showing your support of our local Veterans.
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Cadet teachers are the littles’ favorites ❤️. Preschool students love spending time with their seniors.
The Canned Food Scrimmage is in the books for another year. Looking forward to successful seasons this year!
High School Scholar Bowl went to Eugene tonight for their first meet of the year. The “B” team placed first in their bracket and Sam Luetkemeyer got All Tournament Team. The “A” Team placed third in their bracket and Lane Hodge got All Tournament.
Congratulations!!
Beginning this year, all home events will be streamed through the NFHS Network. There is a fee, but it with that paid subscription you will be able to watch all Basketball, Baseball, and Softball games. Go to nfhsnetwork.com to sign up. Here is the link for the Canned Food Scrimmage for tonight, Nov. 10th.
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/st-elizabeth-high-school-st-elizabeth-mo/gam8f20d90a69
The Veteran’s Day Assembly will be held on Nov. 11th, at 9:00 am, in the gym. You may use this link to watch it for free.
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/st-elizabeth-high-school-st-elizabeth-mo/evt0f981c7435
If you attended the Archery meeting you received an archery form. Please turn in those archery forms tomorrow if your child is interested in participating in Archery. This is for grades 4th-12th grade.
St. Elizabeth school district will be hosting Veterans Day on Friday, November 11. We would like to invite all veterans and active military members to attend breakfast and the assembly. Breakfast will be held in the cafeteria from 7:30-8:45. The Veterans Day Assembly will begin at 9am in the gym. The assembly is open for community members to attend.
Preschool took advantage of this beautiful day. They read ‘We are going on a Leaf Hunt’ in the outdoor classroom. Then the kids picked out leaves to do leaf rubbings.
We would like to thank, Tina Meier, with the Megan Meier Foundation for sharing her family story about her daughter Megan. Megan took her own life in 2006, after a cyber bullying hoax took place on MySpace. The Megan Meier Foundation is a global bullying and cyber bullying prevention foundation. Tina shared her life experiences with us and it is now her mission to prevent such tragedies. If you haven’t heard about the Megan Meier Foundation, please take the time and read about it. A special Thank You goes out to Helping Hands for funding this program for our students, staff and community. We are grateful for your support.
Deputy Wheeler with Miller County Sheriff’s Department has started teaching DARE to our 5th grade class. Deputy Wheeler visits once a week to discuss with students the important of resisting peer pressure and have drug and violence free lives. Thank you for spending time with our students to share this valuable information.
Such a great feeling to see high school student helping the elementary students.
This morning Caleb, Lane and Addie helped 1st grade with Turkey Math!
Project Prom will be selling 50/50 Raffle tickets at every high school home basketball game. I’m addition to the 50/50 raffle, you may purchase a RTIC Cooler Raffle ticket for $5 a ticket or $20 for 5 tickets.
NHS will be hosting a Blood Drive on November 16. To schedule an appointment please click on the link below.
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=StElizabethRIV
2nd grade is starting the morning with charades. They are learning about action verbs. Students are given an action verb and they perform the action. The students at their desk work together to guess the action verb.
Get your first glimpse of the Hornets and Lady Hornets basketball teams at the Annual Canned Food Scrimmage. It will be held Thursday, Nov. 10th, starting with the girls at 6:00 pm. Admission is one canned food item per person.
Click in the link to watch Megan Meier speak tonight:
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/st-elizabeth-high-school-st-elizabeth-mo/evt471c6bb8d5
8th Grade Life Science developed a model to represent how the digestive system breaks down the food we consume into products our bodies need to survive.
Each week in November, 1 lucky scanner will win 5,000 Bonus Box Tops for their school — and the week of Giving Tuesday (11/22-29), BOXTOPS will DOUBLE the prize to 10,000 Bonus Box Tops. Plus, They'll match each prize and give it to a school in need.
A new winner will be drawn each week, so keep scanning your receipts all month long. Winners will be notified approximately one week after each entry period. Sweepstakes ends Giving Tuesday.
