On Saturday, the Smithton High School Color Guard placed 1st in their class by 30 points at the Smith Cotton Invitational and finished 3rd overall in ALL classes! Drum Line had a big day as well with a 2nd place finish! Go Tigers!
Another outstanding performance by your Smithton Color Guard! WOW! Keep following along for awards at 3:00! Way to represent!
Friday we celebrated our "pawsitive" office referrals for the month of September! These students were recognized for being Respectful Tigers! Way to go!
Smithton Drum Line had an excellent start to the Smith-Cotton Band Days! What an outstanding performance! Stay tuned for more to come! Good luck Tigers!
Our varsity Cross Country athletes are competing in the Chile Pepper Race in Arkansas. Looks like they found a former Tiger runner! Good luck tomorrow.
Junior High volleyball traveled to Smith Cotton Junior High this evening.
Shutout win for the Boys Soccer team against Kauffman University Academy. Way to go Tigers!
You just gotta love a small school! This morning the high school soccer team and coaches greeted our elementary students as they entered the building ! Lots of smiles and high fives to start our Friday!
Do you have an Ag Teacher that doubles as traffic control? We do! Thank you Mrs. Riggs for your commitment to parking lot duty!
Smithton volleyball teams get wins across the board tonight against Kaysinger Conference opponent Tipton. Way to go ladies! Thanks to everyone who came out to support our teams.
You never know what kind of learning strategies you will witness at Smithton R-VI. I caught these guys exploring the school while blind-folded.
Our Lady Tigers have been putting in the work! VICTORIES for both the JV and Varsity tonight against Sweet Springs
There will be a blood drive on October 9th from 2-6 pm in the multi. Walk ins are welcome but you can also sign up for an appointment.
Congratulations to Katie Staus on being selected as Smithton’s Student of the Month by the Sedalia Rotary Club!
The Kaysinger Junior High Art Contest was held on September 19th at the Missouri State Fairgrounds. Ten schools participated and Smithton dominated the competition! We placed in 7 of 8 divisions and won 1st place in 4 of those!
Congratulations to the following students:
Maya Stevens- 1st place in Colored Pencil
Brylea Warren - 2nd place in Colored Pencil
Cory Pond- 4th place in Ink
Zoie Shapley- 1st place in Pastel
Laton Criner- 2nd place in Watercolor
Eden Herren- 1st place in Charcoal
Codee Niebruegge- 1st place in Graphite
Madelyn Cole- 2nd place in Mixed Media
We also won 3rd place on the group mural project! All the students worked hard and did amazing!
On Friday, students were able to attend a Career Fair at Whiteman Air Force Base. Students were able to interact with service men and women with the Air Force National Guard, Army National Guard and Air Force. They were able to get hands on experience with different careers and aircrafts, vehicles and equipment - including the B2 Bomber. The day ended with servicemen and women sharing their personal stories and with us getting to witness an enlistment ceremony.
The Marching Band had a rainy day at Carrollton Band Day! The Color Guard finished in 2nd place! The Band earned 2nd in corner, 2nd in general effect and 6th for music! All of this was good for a 4th place finish overall which is the best since 2007! Congratulations!
On Friday, the afternoon preschool visited the library for story time!
The Smithton High School BBQ Team, Smithton Train Smokers, competed in the Retrieving Freedom Wings for Wags competition in downtown Sedalia. Smithton Gold Team, Cassidy Huddleston, Zoey Thierfelder and Keyan Harvey, took second in the Smoked and Grilled Category! Smithton Black Team, Aden Criner and Ryan Pond, took 1st Place in the Smoked and Grilled Category!
What a great day at one of the greatest races of the year in Hermitage at the dam on Lake Pomme De Terre. Smithton had four runners finish in the top twenty. Way to go Tigers!!
