Cpl. Bolton from the Missouri State Highway Patrol came to meet with our Juniors and Seniors about being responsible drivers and making safe life choices.
Photo credit: Carolyn Harman and Mike. Boedeker
Birds have wings. Humans have books.
The EHS Band participated in the Missouri Small Schools Band Directors Association Festival High School Band Contest at Wright City. Students also participated in a clinic with a retired band director as a guest instructor.
On Thursday, April 13 the Elsberry Police Department and the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office have been invited to join our students for lunch. Please do not be alarmed if you see extra emergency vehicles in our parking lot.
Get the facts- 8 Leading Causes of Teen Crashes and Injuries
Driver inexperience
Driving with teen or young adult passengers
Nighttime driving
Not using seat belts
Distracted driving
Drowsy driving
Reckless driving
Impaired driving
The EHS March Artist of the Month was Kaylen Lammert. Kaylen is a junior at EHS. She is the daughter of Selena Casas and Jeremy Lammert.
The FFA Greenhouse is open. See the image for pricing.
Saturday is EHS Prom. The Grand March begins at 6:30pm outside of the United Methodist Church Hall. Prom is 7 pm to 10 pm, King and Queen Coronation is at 8 pm. Those going to After Prom will remain at the hall where they can change and will depart from the hall at 11:15 pm. Thursday is the last day Juniors and Seniors may purchase Prom tickets.
Get the facts: Among teen drivers and passengers 16–19 years of age who were killed in car crashes in 2020, 56%† were not wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash.
NHS is sponosoring a blood drive on Tuesday, April 25. You must schedule an apointment by calling Impact Life at 800-747-5401 or visiting the website bloodcenter.org/group
The group number is 10393.
Look at this unique opportunity to visit MU on Saturday, April 22. The Department of Physics And Astronomy will hold an OPEN HOUSE on the afternoon of Saturday April 22, 2023. The purpose of this event is to stimulate people’s interest and curiosity in physics. The event is free, and for all ages.
Get the facts: 44% of motor vehicle crash deaths among teens ages 13–19 occurred between 9 pm and 6 am, and 50% occurred on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday in 2020.
Paraprofessionals are an integral part of the daily operations and success of the Elsberry R-2 School District. Paraprofessionals provide one on one support to students, instructional support, instructional interventions, and small group instruction. We are very thankful for the paraprofessionals that have chosen to be part of our staff. Please let them know how much they are appreciated if you see them in the community.
Get the facts: The risk of motor vehicle crashes is higher among teens ages 16–19 than among any other age group.
On Friday, March 31 the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department came to share information with students in grades 6-12 about Cyber Crime.
Lunch Menus April 3-14
Amanda Hargett has been a member of the EHS staff for 8 years. She hopes her students will alway remember how much she cared about them. Her 5th grade teacher, Mr. Morrill, inspired her to become a teacher. Her hobbies include gardening, reading and crocheting.
"I've known several spies who have wanted to become novelists. And novelists who became spies, of course."
-Christopher Koch
Mrs. Head’s art classes provide posters to advertise alumni banquet. The top three were chosen to receive a $10 Casey’s gift card. The posters will hang up around town.
Pictured are the winners, Abby Baldwin, Mia Spurlock, and Rory Klump.
Elsberry Alumni Banquet Information
