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Opaa! Food Management is hosting Breakfast with a Champion this Friday morning at the primary, elementary and middle school cafeterias. Students will be able to enjoy a healthy breakfast with Southern Boone Football players on game day!
Thank you to Kathy and Steve Calvin for providing the fantastic fall decorations at the primary school for everyone to enjoy!
Mrs. Hammann's kindergarten class enjoyed their field trip on Monday to Lloyd's Family Farm in Ashland.
Students in Mrs. Himmelberg's kindergarten class enjoyed having Assistant Superintendent Christy Jones read to them the book, How to Catch a Unicorn.
Here is the Primary School September 2023 Parent Newsletter: https://www.smore.com/d4jc5
As we begin the new school year, we want to introduce our newest staff members. Please help us welcome Eman Taofik. She is a paraprofessional at the primary school. Welcome to the Southern Boone family!
As we begin the new school year, we want to introduce our newest staff members. Please help us welcome Claire Pearl. She is a 1st grade teacher at the primary school. Welcome to the Southern Boone family!
As we get ready for the new school year, we want to introduce our newest staff members. Please help us welcome Erin Robison. She is the music teacher at the primary school. Welcome to the Southern Boone family!
Teachers and staff in all of our schools continue to prepare for the upcoming school year. Staff at the primary school are participating in PBS Boot Camp this morning. They are going through different rotations and learning all about Positive Behavior Support.
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ANNOUNCEMENT: The school district will be transitioning to a new student information system called Infinite Campus for the 2023-2024 school year.
READ MORE HERE: www.sbschools.us/article/1157336
Students at the primary school celebrated a great first week of summer school with popsicles on the playground this afternoon!
Ms. Martin's 2nd grade class visited the Primary School Library with Mrs. Taggart during summer school. The students enjoyed programming the robots, Dash and Dot, with their iPads.
Camp Invention is coming to Southern Boone! In partnership with the National Inventors Hall of Fame, Southern Boone Elementary School is excited to offer the Camp Invention program to children entering Kindergarten through 6th grade.
This inspiring, weeklong summer experience provides opportunities for open-ended, hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering and more!
The week begins on August 7th, 2023, with Lauren Huntebrinker serving as the camp director. Availability is limited, so visit invent.org/mylocalcamp to secure your child’s spot today!
Staff from the primary school gave a presentation at the State PBIS Summer Institute Conference at the Lake of the Ozarks. The presentation was about the primary school's mission, "One Team, One Goal, Student Success" and the support for students through the PBIS tiered process.
All of the 1st grade classes enjoyed a block party on Wednesday to celebrate the end of the year. Students played outside, had fun with chalk, danced to music, played kickball and got to hang out with their friends.
Coach Karr is spending the night on the roof of the primary school tonight as an APEX fundraiser for the school. Students and their parents are invited to come by this evening and drop off a donation. All of the money raised will go to APEX and help purchase new playground equipment and classroom materials.
Students in Ms. Dolph's first grade class have been practicing fluency and expression through Reader’s Theater. Earlier today, the students performed for their own class and then got to go see Beauty and the Beast Jr. put on by TRYPS Children’s Theater in Columbia.
Congratulation to Southern Boone second grade student, Annaleigh Lohmann, who won first place in a nation-wide writing competition. The PBS KIDS Writers Contest is a national competition designed to promote the advancement of children’s reading skills through hands-on, active learning.
The effort encourages children in kindergarten through third grade across the country to celebrate the power of creating stories and illustrations by submitting their own original works. The contest was coordinated by Watertown Public Broadcasting in New York.
Lohmann was unable to attend the award ceremony on May 6 in New York due to short notice but will receive her award from the station soon. She and the 10 other winners will be honored during the month of May with special TV spots celebrating their achievements as young authors.