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Welcome to the Hallsville R-IV eNewsletter. Stay in the loop with all of the latest news from Hallsville R-IV School District.
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WYSE Team Places 1st in Sectional
During Spring Break, the high school WYSE (Worldwide Youth in Science and Engineering) team received their results from the sectional competition. As a team, they placed 1st and now advance to the state competition at Missouri University of Science and Technology on April 15. Individually, the following students received medals:
Biology
Jared Lockwood - 1st place
Gabe Sheffield - 3rd place
Chemistry
Josh Null - 2nd place
Joel Adams - 3rd place (tie)
Connor Drummond - 3rd place (tie)
Computer Science
Nick Putting - 1st place
Logan Hansen - 3rd place
Engineering Graphics
Nick Putting - 1st place
Mason Beachy - 2nd place
Math
Connor Drummond - 3rd place (tie)
Logan Hansen - 3rd place (tie)
Josh Null - 3rd place (tie)
Physics
Derek Trickel - 1st place
Ryan Long - 2nd place
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HMS Cheerleading Tryouts
MS Cheer tryouts are from 3:30-5:00 p.m. in the North Gym on April 21-25. There is a mandatory parent meeting on April 9 in Coach Nipper's Room at 6 p.m. Any parents not able to make the meeting must make contact with Coach Nipper. All students must have a current physical on file.
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Hallsville Fan Gear Orders Due April 9
If you are interested in ordering Hallsville fan gear, please fill out the order form and return with payment no later than Wednesday, April 9. The order will be delivered to the district and distributed appropriately. If you have any questions, please contact Coach Blakemore .
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Mizzou Sports Physical Day
The Missouri Orthopaedic Institute will offer $10 sports physicals on Saturday, April 26 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. The address of the institute is 1100 Virginia Ave., Columbia, MO 65201. All middle and high school students who wish to participate in athletic programs are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity. See additional information on Sports Physical Day at the MU Health Care website.
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 Karen Jimerson, Principal
Welcome back! I hope you all had a great break in your regular routine and had lots of fun with your children last week. On Friday before spring break, we celebrated the last day of our Pennies for Patients fund drive. Thanks to your generous contributions, the children raised approximately $1,200 for this worthy cause.
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Tomorrow will be the first day of April! That means we have two important months of school ahead of us. It is impossible to know how much difference one day of learning will make in a child's life, and with that in mind, we are going to work like each day is the most critical of the year. Please continue to read with your child every day and look for opportunities to point out how numbers and math are a part of our lives. Let's make these last two months count! As always, thank you for your partnership and support.
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 Stacy Fick, Principal
Happy spring! Hopefully old man winter has packed his bags and moved OUT of town!
Next week we will be celebrating National Volunteers Day on Friday during our FAB Friday assembly. We have so many parents who have volunteered consistently at our school and made a difference in the lives of our students and teachers.
Our teachers and students are continuing to prepare for the upcoming end of the year tests. I will be meeting with each student individually to encourage them to do their best. It's important to know that our kids have been preparing ALL year long for this and not just during this last quarter of school. They are ready and we are already proud of them!
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 Clinton Hague, Principal
The 3rd Quarter Honor Rolls have been posted. Please go to the middle school website to view the list of honor roll students.
The drawing winners from the Friday before spring break are:
Jakob McBride - pizza party
Caleb Smashey - principal for the day
There will be No School on Friday, April 4. This will be a teacher work day.
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 Scott Daly, Principal
This summer, Hallsville High School will be represented at American Legion Girls State by Brittany Borlinghaus, Ashlyn Loethen and Miranda Hultz. Our Boys State representatives will be Nick Putting, Josh Null and Gabe Sheffield. We are fortunate to be able to send three boys and three girls each year due to sponsorships from the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), the Hallsville Community Teachers Association and the Hallsville Optimist.
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