Pre-K Graduation!

Today (April 30) the preschoolers had their graduation ceremony. How cute!

Senior Spotlight

Micheal Hartman

In the words of Michael " Roses are red, mud is brown. 'Round here we party with the radios up and  tailgates down."

Michael was voted to prove that man can live in caves.

Senior Spotlight

 Izac McDermott

   In the words of Izac- I have no time for people who dislike the sweet smell of race fuel, burnt tires, and loud engines.

Izac was voted to most likely to be the class's worst driver. 

FFA Convention

Congrats to Paige for winning all these awards 

• Missouri State FFA Degree
• Missouri in Youth Agriculture scholarship winner
• Missouri Star in Agriculture Placement finalist
• Vegetable Production Proficiency Award
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STATE SOLOS!

Annabelle and Emma Morris performed in Columbia (4-26-19) performing their solos for the state level judges so competition is immense. The two girls ended up getting silver (Annabelle), and bronze (Emma). GOOD JOB!!

Senior Spotlight

Eli Satterfield 

Quote: "In life you got to yee the haws before the haws yee you."

Advice to younger students: "Get your license to fly before you start flying."

Senior Spotlight

Angus Ray

In the words of Angus " Stay positive and follow your dreams."

Future Plans- work hard and achieve my goals

Senior Spotlight

Paige Wait 

 In the words of Paige " The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams".

Paige was voted most likely to brighten someones day.

Hang In There! - Staying Focused

Miss Dickey was kind enough to share some tips with us about staying on task:

1) Make a list!  I ALWAYS have a list of what I am working on for the day/week/month/year.  It really gives you perspective to see all your tasks written down on paper.  You can take time to prioritize tasks and I think it's fun to check things off as DONE!

2) Listen to music or a podcast (OR DON'T!).  Find out what works for you!  Do you work better with some background noise? Make sure you have something to listen to.  If you find music or podcasts distract you, then make sure you are in a quiet space.

3) Set a timer!  Sometimes I will set a timer for 15-20 minutes and tell myself, "I am going to work on this task for the next xx minutes, uninterrupted!"  If you have short chunks of time, you might be surprised by how much you can actually get done.
Sometimes it is overwhelming to just THINK about all you have due and coming up.  Sometimes I get so frustrated I just choose to do nothing since I don't know where to start.  When I take the time to make lists and prioritize, my to-do list seems much more manageable.  Find a place to start, and get going!