6th grade science student are examining rocks to determine the "luster" of each sample.
6th grade working on ELA stations
6th grade science student, Millicent Conrad is helping senior football player, Gabe Bowen to sharpen his concentration skills before the big game on Saturday. Focus and concentration are 2 very important skills to master in the classroom and playing sports.
6th grade science students are blessed to have high school student, Amy Vanskike every day during 2nd hour. Amy assists students with classwork and daily projects.
Grandma Wood's and her 6th grade home room are so proud of classmate and friend, Alivia Willey. Alivia submitted her cheerleader video to Disney and got accepted to performing at Disney in Florida. Alivia is a prime example that with hard work and determination, dreams come true!
The second teacher that the NHS is recognizing for American Education Week is Mrs. Jen Gill. Mrs. Gill is one of South Shelby's many wonderful educators. She has served as a 4th grade teacher for 17 years. Some in the community have said,
"Mrs. Gill is awesome at what she does. She is very knowledgeable, and her fun, down-to-earth personality helps her students enjoy their time with her." "Mrs.
Gill always works hard and stays positive, even when life is tough. She makes learning fun, and her students want to be at school. She's also a great friend and is always willing to help inside of school and outside." While Mrs. Gill has overcome many struggles in her life, she continues to persevere and provide her students with the learning experience every child deserves. She will receive a $300 classroom grant made possible by local businesses that were posted earlier in the week and can be found in this week's edition of the Shelby County Herald.
To promote American Education Week, National Honor Society students took some time out of their busy schedules to read to the elementary classes. It is hard to tell who had more fun, the high school students or the little kids!
SS FCCLA had their Thanksgiving dinner celebration tonight. Lots of good food was ate, and lots of fun was had!
Tonight was NE District Fall Speaking in Monroe City.
Lindsey Magruder took home 1st place in Farm Bureau! She will compete at State in December!!
Peyson Larrick competed in Cattlemen’s.
Lots was learned by both of these kids. They met people and built relationships, while also developing their public speaking skills. Proud of them both!!
I know we have had a lot of shirts thrown at us lately. I want to make sure Cross Country gets their shirts out there too. Order a Commemorative History Making District and State Cross Country Shirt in one. We appreciate your support!
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Stop, drop, and read in Mrs. O'Neal's 5th grade class for American Education Week!
Students in Ag 1 playing Record Book Monopoly to learn how to make entries in their record books.
Join us Saturday December 7th in the South Shelby Elementary for our annual Breakfast with Santa event. Come enjoy breakfast, crafts, games, activities and visit with Santa, sponsored by South Shelby FCCLA and Parents as Teachers. Please note the location change. Due to Middle School Basketball Tournament in the high school we will be having Breakfast with Santa in the Elementary this year.
Our first American Education Week Educator for NHS is Mrs. Lisa Stevenson. She is the current chemistry, conceptual chemistry, and physical science teacher, archery coach, and 2025 senior class sponsor, has a positive impact on students and staff. Previously, she taught middle school science and is known for her smart, caring, and fun approach. Described as kind, positive, and a good teacher and coach, she makes science enjoyable for all, even those who usually dislike the subject. Her storytelling and clear explanations captivate students, earning praise like, “Nobody loves their kids like Lisa Stevenson” and "Mrs. Stevenson is an incredible teacher who never gives up on students. She is always so excited for science and it has an effect on everyone in the class."
South Shelby High School Winter Sports Picture Day is:
11/20/2024
ALL ATHLETES WILL BE PHOTOGRAPHED FOR MEDIA PURPOSES.
NO MONEY IS DUE ON PICTURE DAY.
ALL IMAGES WILL BE AVAILABLE ONLINE AFTER PICTURE DAY TO VIEW & ORDER
www.WagnerPortraitGroup.com
Students using group work to apply the Amendments to certain scenarios.
Biology students simulating photosynthesis with a fun and messy relay race
MS Basketball vs Palmyra
MS Basketball vs Palmyra
MS Basketball vs Palmyra
