Today we celebrated Reading Across America with a special visit from Cat in the Hat! Elementary students gathered for an assembly where high school students read Dr. Seuss books to them. It was wonderful to see our older students sharing their love of reading with the younger ones.
After the assembly, elementary classes returned to their rooms to enjoy crafts and a snack while continuing the fun.
Thank you to everyone who helped organize and support this great event. Our students had a fantastic time celebrating reading together! 📚🎩🐾
Don’t forget to come by the gym at 5pm to attend the Title I activity and parent meeting tonight! Our community volunteer readers will be here to read Dr. Seuss books with your child. Bring your child by and see how excited they are to read with our volunteers! 📚🎉. Of course we will have goldfish snacks, for 1 Fish, 2 Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. 🎏
Grade cards will be available for pickup during Parent/Teacher Conferences this evening. Kindergarten–4th grade teachers will have their classroom grade cards available. Students in grades 5–12 will need to pick up their grade cards from the office.
The office will be open until 7:00 PM if you need to pay lunch bills, library fees or turn in documentation for any unexcused absences.
We hope everyone enjoys Spring Break and takes time to rest and relax! ☀️
Reminder:
⏰ Today is an early release at 12:22, with P/T Conferences from 1–7 PM.
🗓️ No school March 13–16.
📍 We will see everyone back at school on March 17!
Enjoy the break, Lions! 🦁
So proud of our FFA Creed speakers! Tonight at California LDE Contest Alyssa Smith placed 4th and Lily Humphrey placed 8th ! Great job, ladies! Let's give them all you got next week at Area !🌾👏 💙💛
Elementary students rocked Crazy Sock Day for Reading Across America Week! 🧦📚 Great job, kiddos!
Tomorrow’s theme is “One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.” 🐟
Don’t forget to wear red or blue to celebrate! 🔴🔵
It’s time for March Madness here at school! 🏀➕ The fourth grade class has been working hard on their March Madness math facts. Students are practicing their math skills and competing to see who can advance through the bracket. Keep up the great work, fourth grade! 📚👏
The fifth grade class has been working on research projects in the library 📚. Each student was assigned a famous person to research. They gathered information about their early life, family, important events in their life, obstacles they had to overcome, and some fun facts ⭐. Students also created a timeline highlighting key moments in their person’s life 🕰️.
They did a great job learning, researching, and presenting their work! 👏📖
Several of our junior high and high school students attended the Show-Me Central Conference Math Contest. They did an amazing job in our first year attending, and we are so proud of them!
Results:
Kinley Mades
• 6th Grade Math — 5th Place
• Brain Teaser Math — 5th Place
Audrey Tellman
• Algebra I — 5th Place
Middle School Team — 3rd Place
Carter Crawford, Paisley Rush, Audrey Tellman, and William Smith
High School Team — 5th Place
Damon Whittle, Leila Wright, Kurt Fizer, and Cayden Patterson
Great job representing our school! We are proud of all of you! 🦁📚
Parent/Teacher Conferences on Thursday, March 12, from 1:00–7:00 PM.You’ll need to sign up in advance to schedule an appointment with your child’s teacher. We’re using SignUpGenius again this spring, just like we did in the fall. Here’s how to register:
1. Click the link below. https://www.signupgenius.com/.../10C0545AAAA22A4FEC70...
2. Scroll to find your child’s teacher.
3. Select the “Sign Up” button next to the time slot you’d like.
4. Fill in your information and submit.
5. You’ll receive an email confirmation once your conference is scheduled.
If you have any questions or need help signing up for conferences, please reach out to me — I’ll be happy to help!
📚Title I Reading Night & Parent Meeting (K–8 Families).
We will be hosting a Title I Reading Night with our Community Reading Volunteers from 5:00-5:30 pm and a Parent Meeting at 5:30 . Everyone is encouraged to join.
🐾Sophomore Parent and Student Meeting. This meeting is to discuss the students' options of attending ECC or taking Dual Credit classes for their junior and senior years.
Congratulations to Maddie on receiving the $500 Lake of the Ozarks Marine Corps League Auxiliary Unit #449 2026 Scholarship! We are proud of your hard work and dedication. Way to go, Maddie!
Reading Across America Week is here! 📚The Cat in the Hat, Thing 1, and Thing 2 wants everyone to wear crazy socks to school tomorrow. 🧦 Let’s see your crazy sock style!
Check out the new playground benches! Bryan built them, and Levi and Rhett helped deliver them to the playground. Thank you to our Ag Construction class for their hard work helping make our playground even better.
You are invited to the FFA Fish Fry and Auction. We hope to see you all March 13th serving starts at 5:30pm. Great food, great students and some exciting raffle opportunities. 💙💛
Good luck to our JH Scholar Bowl team as they travel to the conference tournament this evening. We are cheering you on, Lions! 🦁📚✨ Parents can attend this event.
Booster Club Spring Tshirt Online Order is now open. Click on the link to order.
https://tuscumbiabooster.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Don’t forget about Picture Day and Read Across America Week! Tomorrow we are dressing our best and smiling for all of our pictures. 📸📚✨
Miller Co. R-III PICTURE DAY IS: March 9 for Spring Portraits, Spring Sport Pictures, and Clubs/Organizations pictures.
Students will be asked to dress nicely for all pictures.
*Spring Portraits will be for all Students Kindergarten-8th grade. High School students who pre-order will be included in the Spring Portraits.
*Pre-Order Online: www.WagnerPortraitGroup.com
Pre-Order Password: 2C8P9Q8R
*Direct link to embed: https://wagner.portraitpics.co/api/v2/keys/lookup/wagner?key=2C8P9Q8R
*Spring Sport Pictures will include JH Track/HS Track, Archery (4th-5th), Archery (6th-12th), JH/HS Scholar Bow
*Clubs/Organizations will include MS Student Council, HS Student Council, FFA, NHS, Drama Club, Yearbook, Honors Research, ECC Students.
Yesterday we were busy learning all about next year’s Kindergarten class! The screening included several stations that allowed students to show off their skills. We can’t wait to see them all day long next year — our newest Lion cuties! 🦁📚✨
Our 5th grade science students have been learning about Earth’s patterns and movements, including shadows, day and night, moon phases, and seasonal changes. They are now working in groups to create posters and share their learning with their classmates. 🌎🔍
