Week of Sept. 25, 2023
Sept. 25
Cross Country at Elsberry; 4:00
Sept. 26
No activities
Sept. 27
No activities
Sept. 28
Cross County at Bowling Green 4:15, leave at 2:30
Softball at Home 5:00
Sept. 29
No activities
Sept. 30
Cross County North Callaway, leave 6:00 a.m.
EMS 8th grade science students extracted DNA from saliva during a lab to reinforce classroom concepts.
The robotics students competed in a tug of war competition to test their new designs. Students discussed friction, center of gravity, speed and torque as they tried to create a mechancial advantage for their robot. The winner of the double elimination tourney was Team Biggy Cheese. Alex and Tristan were excited to claim the title.
Coach Hartley and Coach Heras are so excited about the EMS Cross Country Team. Look at all of these personal records!
Sept. 19
Food Pantry Visit
Sept. 20
7th/8th ALP
Fire Drill
Progress Reports submitted
Sept. 21
5th/6th ALP
New Student Ice Cream Social with Mr. Miller and Mrs. Hagemeier
Softball at Clopton 5:00 Leave 3:45
Band Instrument Rental Night 6th Grade 4 p.m. Concession Stand Area
Sept. 22
7th/8th Grade Evaluate Day
6th Grade Evaluate Testing
Softball at Louisiana at 5 p.m.; Leave 3:15
Opaa! Food Management Inc. is hiring for positions in our cafeteria. To learn more about the position follow the link. https://opaajobs.com/clients/21072/posting/9296824/en?keywordsFilter=&state=Missouri&utm_source=careerpage
Elsberry Middle School won a $5,000 America’s Farmers @GrowCommunities donation. We are using the funds to upgrade and enhance our Vex Robotics/ programming class and purchase microscopes and hands-on science equipment. Special thanks goes to David and Brenda Ross, local farmers for nominating Elsberry Middle School.
America’s Farmers Grow Communities partners with farmers to strengthen local nonprofit organizations that positively impact farming communities across rural America.
After the storm last week Mrs. Grossner and her students found themselves without internet. They quickly adapted to other activities to promote collaboration, communication and creativity.
Ready for some softball this weekend? Elsberry is hosting a middle school softball tournament this Saturday.
Check out the LCSO Youth Dance Information for the 2023-2024 school year. SRO Conner will also sell tickets for students here at EMS. Make sure you check the grade levels invited, because each week it is limited to only two grade levels.
Week of Sept. 11, 2023
Sept. 11
District Professional Development Day
Softball vs. Wright City (Home) 5:00
Sept. 12
7-12 Library is open for business
Softball vs. Montgomery County (Home) 5:00
Sept. 13
School Board Meeting 7 p.m.
Sept. 14
7th/8th ALP
Softball at Bowling Green 5:00 Leave 3:15, dismiss 3:00
Sept. 15
5th/6th ALP
Sept. 16
Elsberry Softball Tournament
Cross Country Fulton, leave at 6:00 a.m.
Our EMS softball team took second at the Silex tournament today. Nice work ladies!
Look at some of our EMS Cross Country runners competing today at Linn. Congrats to Lucy Keeven for placing 20th and medaling.
All Sport Season Passes on sale now! Purchase at the gate of any EHS or EMS athletic event.
Students in the class Medical Detectives enjoyed a visit from Jim Wright, a Training Officer, with the Lincoln County Ambulance District.
Looking for something to do this weekend? We have Saturday covered. Events for Saturday, September 9:
-High School Softball- EHS Tournament starting at 9:00 am
-Middle School Softball @ Silex Tournament vs Clopton 9:00 am, Bus Time 7:30 am
-Soccer @ Wright City Tournament vs Liberty Christian at 10 am,Bus Time 8:00 am
-High School and Middle School Cross Country @ Linn 9:00 am, Bus Time 6:00 am
8th grade math has students out of their seats learning more about measurement and statistics.
Here is the tournament information for Saturday, September 9 at Silex.
Welcome back Elsberry alumni Harmon Kreuger to Elsberry Middle School as the Science teacher. Mr. Kreuger is a graduate of Truman State University. His advice for students is don't be afraid to be wrong, it's worse to not try at all.
Eighth grade students are busy in ELA participating in active story discussions and analysis. All 7th and 8th grade students are encouraged to have a book with them at all times at school. Please ask them what they are reading or drop some suggestions in the comments.