The High School Girls Soccer Team will play tonight at 6:45pm vs Clinton in the Clinton cup! 🐯
Tiger baseball falls tonight against Kingsville on the road. Keep grinding boys!
When would these projects be completed?
There are so many limitations in the industries associated with many of the projects, that project timelines at this point would be difficult to offer. However, the total timeline for completion would be 18 to 24 months.
There are so many limitations in the industries associated with many of the projects, that project timelines at this point would be difficult to offer. However, the total timeline for completion would be 18 to 24 months.
RAIN ☔or SHINE☀️ - 30+ family GARAGE SALE full of amazing deals! CTA Garage Sale THIS SATURDAY in the multi from 8am-2pm! YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS! 💲💲💲
The High School Baseball Team will play tonight in Kingsville at 5:00pm! Go tigers! ⚾
Are there shorter term options available for the bond?
The bond itself is set to draw interest at 4% and 5%. The revenues generated are based on a 1.5% growth in AV (which is very conservative). Even with that 1.5% growth rate the revenues generated would allow the district to make prepayments and refinance the loan creating the potential for a much shorter repayment period. The team at L.J. Hart & Company have been hired by the district to negotiate the most affordable options for the district at the lowest cost to taxpayers. The company has been working with school districts and county municipalities since 1992 and retains several hundred Missouri
school district clients.
The bond itself is set to draw interest at 4% and 5%. The revenues generated are based on a 1.5% growth in AV (which is very conservative). Even with that 1.5% growth rate the revenues generated would allow the district to make prepayments and refinance the loan creating the potential for a much shorter repayment period. The team at L.J. Hart & Company have been hired by the district to negotiate the most affordable options for the district at the lowest cost to taxpayers. The company has been working with school districts and county municipalities since 1992 and retains several hundred Missouri
school district clients.
Congratulations to Aubree Huddleston for being named Smithton's Outstanding Student of the Month with the Sedalia Rotary club!
Enrollment Ends Friday!
If you haven’t registered your student yet, now’s the time! Be sure to enroll through Lumen before Friday, March 27th.
Don’t miss this great opportunity to keep your student learning and growing all summer long!
Enrollment is open for:
Incoming Kindergarten through 8th grade students
Classes already FULL:
• Incoming 2nd Grade
• Incoming 6th Grade
Limited spots remain in other classes—secure your student’s spot today!
If you haven’t registered your student yet, now’s the time! Be sure to enroll through Lumen before Friday, March 27th.
Don’t miss this great opportunity to keep your student learning and growing all summer long!
Enrollment is open for:
Incoming Kindergarten through 8th grade students
Classes already FULL:
• Incoming 2nd Grade
• Incoming 6th Grade
Limited spots remain in other classes—secure your student’s spot today!
The High School Girls Soccer Team will play tonight at 5:00pm vs Paseo Academy in the Clinton Cup! Go tigers!🐯
Smithton Tigers took 36 qualifying archers to compete at the state competition in Branson on March 19th & 20th. .
In 3D, high school placed 15th with a team score of 1655. Shooting their personal best score of the season was Laton Criner, Kylie Taylor, & Lizzy Lauer. This is not an easy accomplishment on the biggest stage of the season. Zane Kenyon ended 28th out of 466 HS boys and Dei Moore ended 24th out of 339 HS Girls. Middle School placed 22nd with a team score of 1567. Shooting their best score of the season was Brody Bahner, Cooper Perry, Paislee Stone, Kash Walter, & Loralei Strange. WJ Campbell placed 12th out of 537 MS Boys.
In Bullseye, high school shot their best team score of the season with a 3282. Individual high schoolers receiving their personal best scores were Zane Kenyon, Kylie Taylor, & Kaylee Morris. Dei Moore ended 31st out of 513 high school girls. The middle school team placed 33rd with their personal best score of the season. Personal Best scores were shot by WJ Campbell, Brody Bahner, Jamie Rowland, Kash Walter, Wade McCullough, & Cooper Perry. WJ received a state medal for coming in 4th place out of 1020 middle school boys.
In 3D, high school placed 15th with a team score of 1655. Shooting their personal best score of the season was Laton Criner, Kylie Taylor, & Lizzy Lauer. This is not an easy accomplishment on the biggest stage of the season. Zane Kenyon ended 28th out of 466 HS boys and Dei Moore ended 24th out of 339 HS Girls. Middle School placed 22nd with a team score of 1567. Shooting their best score of the season was Brody Bahner, Cooper Perry, Paislee Stone, Kash Walter, & Loralei Strange. WJ Campbell placed 12th out of 537 MS Boys.
In Bullseye, high school shot their best team score of the season with a 3282. Individual high schoolers receiving their personal best scores were Zane Kenyon, Kylie Taylor, & Kaylee Morris. Dei Moore ended 31st out of 513 high school girls. The middle school team placed 33rd with their personal best score of the season. Personal Best scores were shot by WJ Campbell, Brody Bahner, Jamie Rowland, Kash Walter, Wade McCullough, & Cooper Perry. WJ received a state medal for coming in 4th place out of 1020 middle school boys.
Replacing play structures that have reached the end of their life while also enhancing the accessibility and surface of the playground space.
These improvements will help create a safer, more inclusive, and more enjoyable environment for everyone in our community.
These improvements will help create a safer, more inclusive, and more enjoyable environment for everyone in our community.
CTA GARAGE SALE is THIS SATURDAY! 🏷️Make plans to come and support Smithton CTA and get amazing deals from 8am-2pm in the MULTI. 1/2 price after 1pm! SEE YOU THERE!
Haven't bought a yearbook yet? Come by and see where you feature in the book! Remember to purchase your yearbook before the price increases on April 1! @Jostens #InTheBookSweeps #ybksocial #Jostens34381
Check out this week's events!!
For the first time since 2016, the Smithton Symphonic Band has received an Exemplary (I) rating at state assessment, hosted today at Missouri Small Schools Band Directors Association Festival in Smithton. They received Exemplary ratings from all three judges, which is the highest rating you can receive at state assessment
Would our current reserves be used to cover any project costs?
The board of education sets a goal of 20% reserves for the district. Over the last several years we have fluctuated between 25% and 40%. Recent legislation has put legal pressure on our plan to increase pay in our salary and wage positions in order to meet the goals of our Comprehensive School Improvement Plan (CSIP). As a result of these mandates, the ability for districts to transfer money and maintain other financial requirements is becoming more difficult. The district would plan to make responsible amounts of transfers from reserves (Fund 1) into Fund 4 to fund other maintenance and repair projects that are not
necessarily part of this proposition.
The board of education sets a goal of 20% reserves for the district. Over the last several years we have fluctuated between 25% and 40%. Recent legislation has put legal pressure on our plan to increase pay in our salary and wage positions in order to meet the goals of our Comprehensive School Improvement Plan (CSIP). As a result of these mandates, the ability for districts to transfer money and maintain other financial requirements is becoming more difficult. The district would plan to make responsible amounts of transfers from reserves (Fund 1) into Fund 4 to fund other maintenance and repair projects that are not
necessarily part of this proposition.
Weekly update:
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This is the last week to enroll in Summer School!
If you haven’t already registered your student, please be sure to enroll them on Lumen before Friday, March 27th. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to keep your student learning and growing this summer!
Enrollment is open for incoming Kindergarten through incoming 8th grader students.
If you haven’t already registered your student, please be sure to enroll them on Lumen before Friday, March 27th. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to keep your student learning and growing this summer!
Enrollment is open for incoming Kindergarten through incoming 8th grader students.
The Talking Tigers competed in Districts at Warrensburg on Saturday and made it to finals in six events:
Hayden Wittman placed 6th in Informative Speaking
Ian Wehrman and Hayden Wittman placed 6th in Duet Acting
Elizabeth Lauer and Dei Moore placed 5th in Duet Acting
Kendall DeHaven placed 6th in Humorous Interpretation
Zoie Shapley placed 8th in storytelling
Dei Moore placed 4th in Original Oratory and qualified for State
Hayden Wittman placed 6th in Informative Speaking
Ian Wehrman and Hayden Wittman placed 6th in Duet Acting
Elizabeth Lauer and Dei Moore placed 5th in Duet Acting
Kendall DeHaven placed 6th in Humorous Interpretation
Zoie Shapley placed 8th in storytelling
Dei Moore placed 4th in Original Oratory and qualified for State
Girls Soccer opened up their season on Friday with a 0-3 loss to Boonville.
