Shell Knob School District #78

This year, a new tradition has begun at Shell Knob School. Athletic Director, Jeremy Land felt it was important to recognize the efforts of our athletes with more than just a "...

Shell Knob Students are blessed to have community mentors making a positive difference in their lives. According to Webster's Dictionary, a mentor is "an experienced and trusted ...

Spring has sprung and that means track season for the Chargers. Shell Knob has a unique problem in training for track - we do not have a track! Coaches Mike Riepl and Max Schum...

Upon return from spring break, third grade had the opportunity to incubate 22 chicken eggs. It was an extremely exciting journey! Chicken eggs take 21 days to hatch so third grade...

Each year, Shell Knob middle school students are exposed to many different careers in the surrounding area. Years ago, Mrs. Reynolds began the lessons that include hands-on field ...

Recently, Shell Knob School Athletic Director Jeremey Land purchased a Gaga Ball pit for the students. What is Gaga Ball you ask? It is a friendlier version of dodgeball played ...

Written by Lucas Prestridge, Eli Johnson, Cassie Stallings, Kinsley Williams On Tuesday,February 27, 2024 five Shell Knob School students and three teachers attended the First An...

Shell Knob Lady Chargers opened their volleyball season on Monday at Blue Eye. Shell Knob A team lost the match in two sets and B team lost one set. Returning coaches, Cody Hobbs...

Schools across the nation are fighting the battle of chronic student absence. Unfortunately, Shell Knob is right in this battle. Much research has been done on the negative effec...

Did you know that Archery is Missouri's state sport? Did you also know that people who practice archery are called archers, bowmen and toxophilites? In August of 2022, the Miss...

If you have been to Shell Knob School recently, you have probably noticed new medical equipment hanging on the wall at the top of the gym and next to the front office. This new e...

SKS fifth graders participated in the annual CARDIAC Program. CARDIAC stands for Coronary Artery Risk Detection in Area Children. Several schools in the area participate in the ...

There is nothing easier than sitting down, ordering a meal, being served and enjoying what is on the plate. However, the preparation that goes on in creating that meal is very in...

The last day of school for SKS kids was a fun filled day through the favorite Polar Express Christmas story theme. Students entered the school and immediately saw the train and t...

If you don't want to play traditional winter sports, you can choose to play E-sports. E-sports is short for electronic sports, referring to competitive video gaming in tournament...

Last week, SKS hosted their monthly Family Night. This time, the theme was Math, in Sugarland style! Students visited several stations to play math games with their parents. Th...

Seventh grade students in Mrs. T-K's FACS class recently got a taste of parenting in their "Tater Tot" unit. What started as a fun and exciting project with making clothes and be...

Every year, the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) hold a writing competition for sixth-eighth graders. This competition began in 1995 as a way to encourage youth to dive into our Am...

Ask a SKS student what they do on a late start Monday and they will tell you, "sleep in!" Most students believe this is what everyone does, including the teachers. Actually, thi...

Last week, SKS hosted their monthly Family Night. This evening had a fall theme and the weather was perfect. Students and their grownups were treated to frito pie made by the wo...