JH Track athletes traveled to Higginsville and did awesome with 8 PRs and taking home a couple medals:
Landon Thorne, Ella Houston, and Caelyn Goss PR’d in the 100M
Jessie Demand for 5th and PR’d in the 100M
Jobe Herren got 7th in the 200M
Ella Houston got 4th in the 200M
Emilyn Cole PR'd in the 800M
Sawyer Ray got 3rd in the 1 mile and PR'd
Both 4x1 teams did great, Girls got 1st and Boys got 6th, both as PRs
On the field, our JH throwers both did awesome:
Fisher Bray PR'd in Shotput
Wyatt McCullough PR'd in Shotput and Discus while getting 5th in Shotput and 7th in Discus
Maci Pond got 4th in High Jump with a PR
Great job JH track team. We are proud of you all. Keep up the great work.
Don’t forget to vote tomorrow!
Your voice matters, and this ballot includes important decisions for our community, including Proposition T.I.G.E.R. and School Board Members.
Your voice matters, and this ballot includes important decisions for our community, including Proposition T.I.G.E.R. and School Board Members.
Check out this week's events!!
Here is the information for the Stover Classic Girls Soccer Shootout on Saturday April 11.
How does our levy compare to other schools in the area?
A school’s overall levy can be distributed into 4 different funds. Our entire levy is in our general revenue account and therefore is considered our operating levy. That operating levy is in a great position and compares favorably to other like sized schools in our area. However, many schools have distributed their total levy into a debt service levy and therefore have a total levy that surpasses ours. We are at the bottom in the area compared to overall levies, but above the state average for operating levies.
A school’s overall levy can be distributed into 4 different funds. Our entire levy is in our general revenue account and therefore is considered our operating levy. That operating levy is in a great position and compares favorably to other like sized schools in our area. However, many schools have distributed their total levy into a debt service levy and therefore have a total levy that surpasses ours. We are at the bottom in the area compared to overall levies, but above the state average for operating levies.
Reminder:
School will not be in session tomorrow Friday, April 3rd
School will not be in session tomorrow Friday, April 3rd
Thank you so much to Mr. Todd Gerlt, Senior Lender at Wood & Huston Bank, for coming to speak to our Personal Finance class! We sincerely appreciate the knowledge you shared with our students. Thank you for taking the time to support and promote financial literacy in our school! @Wood & Huston Bank
The baseball game VS Lincoln and the girls soccer match VS Fatima for tonight 4/2 have been cancelled due to wet field conditions. Reschedule dates will be sent out as soon as they have been confirmed.
The Junior High Track meet scheduled for tomorrow 4/3 at Windsor has been rescheduled to a different date that we are unavailable to attend.
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
The Junior High Track meet scheduled for tomorrow 4/3 at Windsor has been rescheduled to a different date that we are unavailable to attend.
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Why a $0.45 levy?
The district is legally obligated to meet the demands of the bond repayment schedule. A $0.45 levy allows us to repay the loan based on the most conservative estimates. In addition, the $0.45 places our total levy closer to the average range of school districts in the area. This allows us to remain attractive for homeowners, agriculture and businesses growth within the district.
The district is legally obligated to meet the demands of the bond repayment schedule. A $0.45 levy allows us to repay the loan based on the most conservative estimates. In addition, the $0.45 places our total levy closer to the average range of school districts in the area. This allows us to remain attractive for homeowners, agriculture and businesses growth within the district.
Junior High MAP and High School EOC Testing is coming up! ✏️📚
We know testing isn’t everyone’s favorite, but this is a great chance for students to show what they’ve learned this year! Students are expected to be at school on the days they are scheduled to test, so please plan appointments and trips around these dates if possible.
To help students do their best:
• Get a good night’s sleep
• Eat breakfast
• Charge Chromebooks
• Arrive on time
Let’s finish the year strong! If you have any questions about testing dates, please contact Miss Gorrell at gorrelle@smithton.k12.mo.us
We know testing isn’t everyone’s favorite, but this is a great chance for students to show what they’ve learned this year! Students are expected to be at school on the days they are scheduled to test, so please plan appointments and trips around these dates if possible.
To help students do their best:
• Get a good night’s sleep
• Eat breakfast
• Charge Chromebooks
• Arrive on time
Let’s finish the year strong! If you have any questions about testing dates, please contact Miss Gorrell at gorrelle@smithton.k12.mo.us
The High School Track meet for today at Fayette has been cancelled due to poor weather conditions.
The Lady Tigers hosted the Spartans from Moberly tonight. The game was decided by PKs. Way to fight Tigers!
Smithton Tigers Baseball traveled to Santa Fe this evening for a beautiful night to play baseball. We came up short but Cory Pond, Karsen Asbury and Braden Byerly add some hits to the season total.
Plans include modifying Coombs St. to add a third lane dedicated specifically for school pick-up and drop-off. This improvement will help reduce congestion and create a smoother, safer traffic flow during busy times.
We’re also adding a designated, covered entryway at the elementary school, giving students and families a safe place to wait while entering and leaving the building—rain or shine.
We’re also adding a designated, covered entryway at the elementary school, giving students and families a safe place to wait while entering and leaving the building—rain or shine.
Today our students had an awesome opportunity to attend the Health Care Student Expo at State Fair Community College! 🩺
They explored a wide variety of health care careers through hands-on exhibits, connected with professionals, and learned about next steps after high school—from training programs to scholarships. It was a great chance for students to ask questions, try new things, and start picturing a possible future in the health care field.
Check out some highlights from the trip below 📸👇
High School Baseball Will play tonight in Santa Fe at 5:30pm. Go Tigers!⚾
Reminder:
Today is the Spring Blood Drive from 2-6 pm in the multi!
NHS and JHS is trying to collect at least 25 units of blood to reach their Spring goal.
Book your appointment at savealifenow.org/group enter Group Code: EH5S
For additional details, contact Alyssa Gerke at gerkea@smithton.k12.mo.us
Today is the Spring Blood Drive from 2-6 pm in the multi!
NHS and JHS is trying to collect at least 25 units of blood to reach their Spring goal.
Book your appointment at savealifenow.org/group enter Group Code: EH5S
For additional details, contact Alyssa Gerke at gerkea@smithton.k12.mo.us
Here is the address for the Baseball game @ Santa Fe for this evening:
108 N Chiefs Ave, Alma, MO 64001
The field is located just past the school. 5:30 PM First Pitch!!
108 N Chiefs Ave, Alma, MO 64001
The field is located just past the school. 5:30 PM First Pitch!!
The High School Girls Soccer Team will play tonight at Home vs Moberly at 5:00pm. Come out and Support! 🥅⚽
The Baseball game scheduled for tomorrow 3/31 will be played at Santa Fe in Alma MO starting at 5:30 PM