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The Lady Eagles took top-seeded College Heights to the brink in the Class 1 District 9 championship but came up short falling in an exciting 5-set match. The orange and black, who finish 22-11-2, won the first set 25-23, dropped the second 21-25, won the third 27-25, and lost the fourth 17-25 to set up the winner-take-all fifth set. The youthful Eagles, who boast only one upperclassman on their roster, gave all in attendance a great show before falling 15-17 in the deciding set. Congratulations to the Lady Eagles and their coaches, Mrs. Brianna Vinson and Mr. Daniel Osborne, on a fantastic season!
Only one weekend left at the maze! We will be selling hot cocoa, bottled water and flashlights both on Friday's and Saturday's.Our schedule is Friday's 6pm-11pm and Saturday's 2pm-11pm. On Halloween night we will be open from 7pm-11pm. Spooky nights will start around 8pm each night. The corn maze is located at 14507 Tamarack Road, Jasper, MO. The cost is $10 for adults, $7 for students, and kids 5 and under are free with a paid adult. Hope to see you all there!
After much consideration and discussion we have determined that we would like to change how we do student drop off and also parent pick up. We believe that this will be much more convenient for parents as they will not have to get out of their vehicles and then also out in the elements. We feel that this increases the safety of our students, staff, and patrons. This process will begin on October 12th in the morning with drop off and pick up after school for that day.
Morning Drop Off:
Parents dropping students off in the morning will be able to pull up in front of the school and stop before the crosswalk to drop off students. We do ask that students exit the car on the school side of the street for safety reasons. There will be staff stationed at these areas to help students carry any heavy objects into the building if needed. If a situation arises where a parent or guardian must come into the building, you will be able to park across the street, enter the main building and check in as normal.
Afternoon Pick Up:
The first parents in line will be asked to pull up to the coned off area in front of the elementary, the remaining cars will be asked to park along the right side of 1st street. Elementary Parent pick up students will be taken to the “Old Gym” at 3:25 and High School students at 3:30. These students will be placed in family units in order to speed up the process of pick up. Staff will be stationed on 1st street, outside of the old gym, and inside with the students. Staff will ensure we are getting students prepared to leave that have parents/guardians waiting outside. We ask that the cars picking up students, load all students on the school side of the street and please do not leave until the crossing guard has removed the stop sign. The next wave of cars will then be motioned to pull up in front of the school and the process will start again.
Procedures:
We ask that if you have a change to your students pick up, that you notify the office no later than 2:30pm. This allows us time to make changes to documents that let our staff and students know how they are getting home and eliminates any confusion that we may have.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact the elementary office at 417-394-2301.
Sincerely,
Kirk Bromley
Elementary Principal
The senior class will once again host a Corn Maze as a fundraiser this year. The spooky action will open Friday, October 1st at 6:00 pm. The corn maze is located at 14507 Tamarack Road, Jasper, MO. The cost is $10 for adults, $7 for students, and kids 5 and under are free with a paid adult.
Congratulations to Olivia Moss for medaling and placing 19th at the Lamar Invitational Cross Country Meet!
After a solid 34-6 Homecoming victory over the Bulldogs of Liberal, Coach McFarland and crew travel to Greenfield to battle the 1-3 Wildcats. The Eagles, who improved to 3-2 with the win Friday, currently stand 4th in the district standings. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:00 pm in Greenfield.
The Lady Eagle spikers halted a brief 2-game losing streak in exciting fashion, downing the visiting Indians of Osceola in 5 sets Thursday at Tabler Gymnasium. With the win Coach Vinson's squad improves to 17-8-2. After falling in the first set, the orange and black clicked on all cylinders for the second and third sets. After stumbling in a lackluster fourth set, the ladies rose to the challenge and finished off the match, improving to 2-2 in the WEMO. Up next for the Lady Eagles are visits from Thomas Jefferson on Monday and conference-foe Drexel on Tuesday.
The Lady Eagles traveled to Lockwood Tuesday for a non-conference battle with the tradition rich Lady Tigers. Coach Vinson's squad came away with a clean sweep winning both tough matches in exciting fashion. The JV was victorious 25-23, 23-25, 25-21 while the varsity, improving to 8-1 with the win, dispatched the hosts in 4 sets, 25-23, 18-25, 25-18, 25-13. Up next is the WEMO tournament at Archie this Saturday.
The Eagles football squad, fighting back from as many as 16 points down, fell to the Tigers of Lockwood in overtime 54-48 Thursday night. The Eagles will welcome the Appleton City Bulldogs this Friday.
The Lady Eagles volleyball team kept the early season momentum rolling dispatching McAuley in straight sets Thursday night and then placing second in their own tournament on Saturday. After dominating throughout the day, Jasper ran into a tough Golden City team in the championship and fell after a hard-fought match. They will be back in action Tuesday as they visit Lockwood.