The EHS Baseball game on Saturday, March 22 will be played at Lutheran North.
Please join us in congratulating Aleks Harman on being selected as a finalist in the Cuivre River Youth Tour Essay Contest. He is in the running for either an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C., or a $500 scholarship. The next step in the competition includes a quiz and presenting his essay, which is entitled "More Than Electricity: Empowering Community Through Democratic Member Control". Best of luck Aleks!
Why do math teachers always celebrate Pi Day? Pi (often represented by the lower-case Greek letter π), one of the most well-known mathematical constants, is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. For any circle, the distance around the edge is a little more than three times the distance across. Mrs. Cody's class created a visual representation of π.
Happy Pi Day!
Reminder, we have some upcoming Mondays in session due to making up snow days and Easter Break. Please make sure to double check you have these on your calendar.
2 Snow Make up Days
In Session Monday, March 17, 2025
In Session Monday, April 7, 2025
Easter Break Week from Original Calendar
In Session Monday, April 14
No School Friday April 18
Congratulations to our very talented artist Rory Klump for winning 2nd place in the EMO Art show for 2024-25. It's a Great Day to Be an Indian!
Student Senate is hosting a fundraiser Hat Day this upcoming Friday, March 14 to raise some money for Teacher Appreciation Week.
Congrats to our EMO All Conference Basketball selection. Mya Pflasterer was a unanimous 1st Team All Conference Selection. Falyn Davidson received 2nd Team All Conference honors. 1st Team All Conference Honors for the boys are Nolan Wilson, unanimous, and Deavion Dodson. It's a Great Day to be an Indian!
Introducing the 2025 EMO Scholar Bowl Champs! To say that I am proud of this group would be an understatement. We had a great first three rounds. They went 3-0 and averaged 380 points per game, which earned us a number 1 seed going into finals. We beat Bowling Green in the Semi-Finals and faced Wright City in the finals. We knew that it would be tough. We came into the match 14-1 on the season. The one loss? Wright City. We were down by 80 at half, but we came back. On the last question, it was Elsberry 290 and Wright City 280. Wright City answered the tossup (290-290). Now, onto the bonus questions. They answered the first bonus correct to go up 290-300. We both missed the second bonus, but we got bonus rebound the third question to tie the game. It came down to sudden death. The first team to answer a toss-up correctly were EMO Conference Champs. Wright City buzzed in first, but missed the answer. Mallory Steen, senior, buzzed in for a rebound and win!!!! The crowd went wild and charged the court. It was mayhem. Just joking. Everyone took a heavy breath and politely clapped.
I'd like to give a special shoutout to our All-Conference individual members.
Mallory Steen 53.33 points per game
Calum Waller 43.33 points per game
Jude Albregts 40 points per game
I ESPECIALLY want to recognize Calum and Jude's sportsmanship. They were left out of the standings. Our team all knew that it was inaccurate, but they were perfectly willing to wait for a replacement medal instead of pulling away recognition of others. To me, they are both the epitome of what scholar bowl should be: a recognition of the scholars.
From: Mr. Joe Hunter, Quiz Bowl Coach
Fine Arts Night also has a People's Choice Award.
Congrats to Ellie Hartley, junior, and Russell Lang, eighth grader, for being the People's Choice Award Winners.
We are hiring! We would love for you to learn more about the Elsberry R-2 School District and join our team.
https://www.elsberryschools.com/page/human-resources
Fine Arts night lets us feature some of our most amazing artists!
2D Art Winners
1st Place: Rory Klump
2nd Place: Adraina Gruber
3rd Place: Maegan Seely
The 2nd annual EHS Chili Cook-off was last Friday! Mr. Mike Boedeker had the winning submission!
Senior Parents: All local scholarships are posted. Please talk to your child about applying. Ask to see what is available in Google Classroom. We have many amazing local scholarships available to our students. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Boedeker.
Fine Arts Night is more than just music! Check out these amazing 3D art award winners.
1st Place: Ava Haworth
2nd Place: Lisa Steenaert
3rd Place (tie): Destin Pruitt and Cody Ford
FCCLA Pink Out Day!
Too many good photos to share even if the event was in 2024!
Fine Arts Night includes students in both middle school and high school. We have so many talented students and it is an honor to showcase them.
Busy times at EHS! Schedules are subject to change. There is a lot going on over the upcoming month.
3/4 -MOJOE Career Fair
3/6 -HS Band @ Troy
-NHS Induction Ceremony 6pm
3/7 -FFA Brunswick CDE
3/8 -FFA Columbia CDE
3/12 -FFA Forestry/Soils @ Warrenton (leaving at 1:30)
-Board Meeting 7pm
3/13 -End of 3rd Quarter
3/14 -FFA Paris CDE
3/15 -FFA Elsberry Contest
3/17 -Snow Make-up day
-FFA Hollister CDE
3/19 -EMO Conference Spring Meeting @ Bowling Green
-FFA Area LDE
3/21 -3rd Quarter Rewards Luncheon
-Track Meet @ Winfield
3/22 -FFA Palmyra CDE
3/24 -FFA NE District LDE
3/24-3/28 -SPRING BREAK
3/25 -Baseball @ Palmyra 5pm
3/26 -FFA North Shelby CDE
-Soccer @ Gateway Christian Academy
3/27 -Golf @ SunValley
-Baseball @ Winfield
3/28 -Track @ North Point
-FFA Tipton CDE
-Soccer vs St. Louis Christian Nights 4:30pm
3/29 -FFA Community R-VI CDE
3/31 -Soccer @ Canton
A new banner is headed up on the gym wall!
Congrats to our 2024 Boys Cross Country Team for their 2nd place finish in Class 2. All State Academic Honors were also honored for the 2024 Cross Country Team.
Spring break is sneaking up on us! Make sure you have this on your calendar. If not, start making plans now!
Spring Break is March 25-28, 2025.
