Temperature conversion Friday in Physical Science class
Varsity and JV Lady Birds fall to Brookfield. The ladies fought hard and made it a great game.
We have added a JV softball double header at Canton on September 13th. 1st game starts at 5pm. This makes up for some games lost due to teams not having enough to play a JV contest.
This year the South Shelby FFA has started a teacher welfare committee to honor 2 teachers per month with a gift from a local business. Our August staff appreciation recipients are Mr. Jacob Rich and Ms. Cathy Winkler! Thank you for all you do for South Shelby!!!
LA 2 starts this morning with Elements of a Story. They are relating these elements to a few short stories.
JV Lady Birds pick up a 14-0 win over Paris.
South Shelby Ladybirds open their season with a victory over Paris 12-3
Ladybirds up 10-3 bottom of 3rd. if you cant make it catch it on https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/shelbina/organization/11388/south-shelby-high-school/watch?b=QnJvYWRjYXN0NjMyNDk2
SSHS Cardinals came to support the CYFL players at the CYFL practice. Cardinals building up Cardinals.
FCCLA played volleyball tonight after their first meeting of the school year.
Elementary Picture Day is coming up on 9/14/23! Order before Picture Day to receive free shipping to the school. Order online at https://inter-state.com/FlyerEntry/78965PF.
Be sure to send your nature photos to Mrs. Snider by next Monday the 14th at hsnider@cardinals.k12.mo.us. We have some great pictures so far, and can't wait to see what other beautiful things our students can capture!
1st week of XC practice in the books! It's going to be a great season! Let's go South Shelby Cardinals!
South Shelby JV shutout the Brookfield Bulldogs 32-0
Great job SS Cheerleaders.
4th grade team is ready to rock this year!
Mrs. Wilt's class is getting to know all about each other.
Mrs. Wilt's class is getting to know all about each other.
Building a structure only using 15 index cards to see how much weight it can withstand in 5th grade science.
Building a structure only using 15 index cards to see how much weight it can withstand in 5th grade science.