Veterans, please make plans to join us.
Middle school students teaching 1st grade how to play checkers in preparation for the upcoming school wide checkers tournament.
2nd grade making confetti pumpkins!
Job opportunities at Shell Knob School
Each week, middle school students come to 1st grade and read books!
Prek taking a tour of the cafeteria and learning how the dishes are washed
Students are allowed to wear school appropriate costumes.
Mike Lentz, from the Holy Family Catholic Church Knights of Columbus Coats for Kids Program presented Mr. Farr with a box of youth sized coats for our students!
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One of our favorite activities! Books make fabulous Christmas gifts! Teachers wish lists are also posted at the fair.
Substitute Bus Driver
Shell Knob School is seeking substitute bus drivers to begin immediately. This position has varying hours and is on an as-needed basis.
Please email resumes to Lori Ewbank, lewbank@shellknob78.com. They can also be mailed to Lori Ewbank, 24400 St Hwy 39, Shell Knob, MO 65747. If you do not have a resume, please email Lori for an application. Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled.
The Shell Knob School is an equal-opportunity employer.
PreK scavenger hunt for their nature walk unit!
Fantastic projects presented by the middle school art club. Their concentration this year is the cafeteria and the preschool hallway.
During the writing lesson, Kindergarten worked on labeling….what better way than to label Mrs. Tipton! 🤣
Elementary Cheer schedule
Happy Boss's Day to Dr. Conyac! She works tirelessly in making Shell Knob an amazing school and takes great care of her staff! Thank you Dr. Conyac!
How do you get students engaged in their learning? Use beanbags to learn letters and balloons to learn how to round!
Volleyball open gym schedule
PreK apple taste testing
Our 8th graders have been on a fascinating journey, researching the fossil record and exploring how different organisms from the past and present are related! They've learned that by looking at skeletal structures, we can find amazing similarities between species.
To wrap up this unit, students got to be real-life detectives by dissecting owl pellets—the regurgitated, undigested parts of an owl's meal. They meticulously pulled apart fur and feathers to uncover the bones of the small critters the owls had eaten. It was a messy but truly exciting hands-on experience!
A special shout-out to one student who made a remarkable discovery: they found a rare skeleton of a small bird! This is a fantastic example of the incredible things our students are capable of when they get to apply what they learn in the classroom.
Wednesday, October 8 will be Fall Activities pictures for 6th-8th grade. Please have the form filled out and money sent with your child that day.
