Last, but not least, is the May student of the month is Zeke Byers. Zeke is the son of Sam and Margaret Byers.
The April Student of the Month was Alannah Tapley. Alannah is the daughter of Erin and Aubrey Tapley.
The March Student of the Month was Marissa Lewis. Marissa is the daughter of Dawn Lewis and Ben Lewis.
The February Student of the Month was Thomas Good. Thomas is the son of Thomas Good and Gretchen Marx-Good.
EHS Students wished Rex Mauzy the best of luck at state golf!
May 11 -Baseball Districts at Montgomery County
May 13 -Soccer at Lutheran St. Charles
-State Golf at Paradise Pointe
May 14 -Senior Finals (Hours 5-7)
May 15 -Senior Finals (Hours 1-4)
-Senior Drive-Around
-Senior Sunset
May 17 -Graduation Practice 8am
-Baccalaureate to follow Graduation Practice
-State Track
May 18 -State Track
May 19 -GRADUATION 2pm
May 20 -4th Quarter Rewards Luncheon
-FFA Banquet
May 21 -Finals (Hours 5-7)
May 22 -Finals (Hours 1-4)
May 23 -Last Day of School (12:35 Dismissal)
May 24 -Teacher Workday
We started the new year in January honoring Christine Wehmeyer as the student of the month. Christine is the daughter of Tom and Kelley Wehmeyer.
Bus Drivers are so important and we have some of the best! Thank you to our transportation team for always going above and beyond for our students!
Congrats to the 2024 EMO All Conference Baseball Selections 1st Team: *Gavin Woodson (unanimous selection) Sean Phillips Colin Phillips 2nd Team; Ben Dowell
Saturday 5/11
Track Sectionals @ Park Hills
Bus Time 6:00 am
Baseball @ Montgomery 3:00 pm (Districts)
Bus Time 12:30
The seniors are sure going to be missed at EHS. The December student of the month was Gavin Woodson. Gavin is the son of Bill and Lena Woodson.
No soccer today, May 8. The soccer game from today will now be made up on Friday at 4:30.
Senior Awards Night was a wonderful evening honoring the best of the best. A full photo album is posted on facebook if you want to see more images.
The baseball game for today, May 8, has been moved to tomorrow due to the predicted incoming weather.
Mrs. Jolene Hatcher serves all the students and staff at the Elsberry R-2 School District. Not only does she deal with sickness, she monitors daily meds, immunization records, schedules the dental clinic and vision van, and does CPR and First Aid training. This is just the tip of the iceberg of all the things she does day to day. Nobody looks forward to a call from the school nurse, but we are very lucky to have Mrs. Hatcher on our staff.
We are celebrating Nurse Hatcher throughout the District today on National School Nurse Day. When Mrs. Hatcher is not at school she enjoys camping and spending time with her family. Thank you for all you do each day Jolene!
Today the teacher's appreciation theme was "thrift store".
Another day, another senior to honor. The November Student of the Month was Kyle Tapley. Kyle is the son of Eric and Bobbie Tapley.
Our SRO is the best! SRO Conner participated in dress like a student day and provided a snack cart to our staff for teacher appreciation week. Thanks for providing all of the extra fun and treats!
We are proud to announce Ezekiel Byers as our 2024 St. Louis Post-Dispatch Scholar Athlete. During High School Zeke has participated in Track and Field, Cross Country, and Basketball. He has also been actively involved in National Honor Society, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Student Senate, School Pub, and Band. Zeke has many accolades in his athletic career at EHS. In Track and Field he has been a sectional qualifier five times, a state qualifier four times and was awarded the Outstanding Mid-Distance award. In Cross Country Zeke was selected for 2nd Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-District, and was a state qualifier. His basketball recognitions include 2nd Team All-Conference, selection for the All-Conference Team, Most Valuable Indian (MVP) award. Zeke plans to continue his education and is currently planning to attend Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois. Zeke is the son of Sam and Margaret Byers.
In its 58th year, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Scholar Athlete program honors one student from every area school, a requirement being that they participate in athletics and excel in the classroom. The Scholar Athlete Program was the brainchild of Hall of Fame Baseball Writer Bob Broeg in 1965. Broeg wanted to honor high school seniors whose success was not only on the field, court or ice rink — but students who excelled in the classroom as well. Those honored are athletes who lettered in at least one varsity sport, are in the top 25 percent of their graduating class and are in good standing at their respective high schools.
