Biscuits and gravy!
Elementary volleyball practice schedule
Grandparent breakfast!
New posters throughout the school.
Bump! Set! Spike!
Make a positive difference in a child's life, become a mentor! If you can't make the meeting, email Mrs. Givens kgivens@shellknob78.com
Last Monday, Trinity Presbyterian Church of Shell Knob hosted the school staff for a delicious Italian lunch. They also presented teachers a Walmart gift card in the amount of $75 to be used for classroom needs. SKS appreciates their support!
For back to school professional development, Nurse Duke organized the annual district health training for all staff.
Don't forget to send us your first day of school pictures! Message them here and we will post them this Friday.
During the spring, Mr. Farr applied for a small grant to go towards our impact time, where students work together on projects. He was awarded the grant during the Greater Ozarks Cooperating School Districts Innovation Summit.
Friday night!
Come and meet the SKS staff!
Make a positive difference in the life of SKS students, become a mentor.
Corporal Dan Shores of the Missouri Conservation Department taught sixth grade about everything that goes along with being a conservation agent. Students learned that agents get all kinds of cool tools, like boats and side-by-sides, to do their job, and they have very flexible hours. Agent's duties also change by the season. Becoming an agent is very competitive, because there is one agent per county. To become an agent you have to have a bachelor's degree and complete the state's academy.
From the Missouri Highway Patrol:
"No matter how you are approaching a school bus, you must stop and stay on any two-lane road when the flashing lights and/or stop arm are activated. Stop and stay applies to parking lots, including at schools, as well! No matter where you are, if you see flashing lights and an extended stop arm, stop and stay. It's the law!"
Join the fun on the 18th!
If you would like to make a positive difference in the lives of SKS students, become a mentor. Come and see what it is all about.
First grade started out every morning with their classroom commitment, led by each other.
Matt Cupps taught 7th grade all about farming. Students learned that every day is different when you're a farmer, and that changes even more based on the time of the year and what you're farming. They also learned that farmers us skills from core school classes regularly. Farmers have to have good communication and be flexible.
Once again, Shell Knob School is blessed to partner with the Shell Knob Alliance of Churches for the 2025-2026 school year. We are very thankful for this invaluable resource.
