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Sikeston Kindergarten Center has announced its students who had outstanding attendance for the 2018-2019 school year, meaning they missed one day or less. Pictured are front row, from left: Leon Wilkerson, Adelyn Rickman, Olivia Polley, Jeremyiah Harris, Griffin Johnson and Jackson Porter; and back row: Lyric Wolff, Brantlee Chappell, Avery Hicks, Brian Blissett, Isabella Elder, Autumn Sparlin, Alexandra Gordon and Khyia Redd...

The students of SEMO Christian Academy in Sikeston had coolest field trip ever — and they didn’t even have to leave their back yard, according to SEMO Christian Academy Director Lorita Ulmer. The Air Evac Life Team helicopter made a non-emergency landing at the school in May. The children were allowed to sit in the pilot’s seat and explore all areas of the helicopter...

SENATOBIA, Miss. — Daniel Robey of Dexter, Mo., is among the list of distinguished Northwest Mississippi Community College students to be recognized for making the President’s List for their outstanding academic work during the Spring 2019 semester...

PORTAGEVILLE, Mo. — Portageville High School has announced its fourth quarter honor roll for the 2018-2019 school year. 9th grade Logan Birdwell, Hannah Chamberlain, Jalyn Cobb, Makenzie Durden, Jillian Forrester, Kristopher Gamblin, Kelton Graham, Charles Nelson, Brennan Greenwell, Martavius Hopkins, Will Jamison, Akiyah Jordan, Macey Laws, Caleb Lerma, Skilar MacMurray, Paul McCrate, Gracie Pardon, Breanna Portwood, Kiley Rainey, Emma Redd, Abigail Schrewsbury, Emma Smith, Max Stafford, Emily Strawn, Niklas Sullivan, Jaren Walls, Grace Watson, Cayden Weller, Madelyn White, Haley Willett, Hunter Wilson, Alex Winsor,and Khristshan Word.. ...

ESSEX, Mo. — Richland Elementary in Essex has named its fourth quarter honor roll students for the 2018-2019 school year. They are: First Grade-Cannon Carrillo, Ryan Carter, Charlie Graham, Dakota Jones, Lillie Mason, Easton McGarity, Kyran Mitchell, William Pinkley, Adam Porter, Jenna Qualls, Zayd Stephenson, Maci VanVacter, John Walley. ...

SIKESTON — Scott County Central Elementary has announced its honor roll students for the fourth quarter of the 2018-2019 school year. Super Bugs: First Grade: Rhett Cline, Trenton Henson, Chord Lehman, Libby Rogers; Second Grade: Tyreke Jones, Montanya Landers and Marley Sanders.  ...

Sikeston Junior High School recently named its “All Year Top Dawgs.” These students were nominated, then voted on by the teachers. These students were recognized by their teachers for following BARK; which stands for Be Respectful, Act Responsibly, Ready to Learn, and Keep Safe. The two seventh grade Top Dawg winners were Maggie Drury and Allie Stroud...

Sikeston Junior High School recently named its “All-Year Top Dawgs.” These students were nominated, then voted on by the teachers. These students were recognized by their teachers for following BARK; which stands for Be Respectful, Act Responsibly, Ready to Learn, and Keep Safe. The two eighth grade Top Dawg winners were Zoie McDonald and Lilly Hodgkiss...

Sikeston Kindergarten Center has announced its students who had perfect attendance for the 2018-2019 school year. Pictured are, from left: Camden Young, Gage Williams, Bailey Bennett, Thomas Lin and Elijah Velasquez.

 East Prairie Junior High School has annoucned its fourth quarter honor roll for the 2018-2019 school year. 7th Layne Allgier, Jenna Allred, Corbin Archie, Rudy Arizmendi, Antoniona “Mekhia” Bogan, Zykieria Brown, Bellah Byassee, Hunter Carden, Lance Castleman, Aubrey Cogdill, James Coke, Nysha Derricks, Da’Parion Dickson, Jacoby Feinburg, Mary Grace Garnett, Alyssa Gephart, Anna “Kylee” Gilliam, Maxwell Gilliam, Braden Gore, James Haines, Kadyn Hall, Isabella Helton, Elijah Jackson, Luke Jackson, Alexandria Johnson, Michael Johnson, Ian Jones, Taylor Jones, Evan Kenedy, Alexandria Kirby, Owen Knight, Megan Latamondeer, Gunner Linley, Ava McCutchen, Alison Miller, Valerie Miller, Cord Morgan, Jacob Morgan, Emma Nordwald, Rhylee Nordwald, Daniel Nunez, Molly Owens, Kayleigh Parnell, Alex Rendon, Ryleigh Revelle, Anna Rodriguez, Cheyenne “Mydalea” Ross, Scott Sisk, Lola Triplett, Jerzey Vinson, Parris Williams, Alibrooke Yant. ...

SIKESTON — Matthews Elementary in Sikeston has announced its fourth quarter honor roll for the 2018-2019 school year. Third grade: Brooklyn Anthony, Lindzay Barker, Arrielle Blissett Hall, Braylon Bowser, Keith Branson, Andrew Britton, Ayanna Brown, Jasper Brown, Tucker Buckley, Jordan Burnett, Ella Carmack, Kha’Nileeiona Clark, McKenna Davis, Kaitlyn Evans, Marnajiah Fletcher, Lucero Flores, Faddie Flye, Tripp Foote, Trey Gibson, Noah Grimes, Drake Griswell, Noah Harper, Gabrielle Harrell, Zachary Haynes, Bryden Hopkins, Jamauria Johnson, Zach Johnson, Anderson Jones, Angelina Jones, Camden Killian, Adelin Koller, Demarcus Lee, Queenie Lin, Keston Long, Gabriel Martinez, Paige May, Jacob Mooney, Londyn Newton, John Nolan, Jada Pennington, Lily Pinnell, Ta’Nijah Price, Logan Ray, Carter Sander, Myron Sanders, Abigail Shelby, Fallon Simmons, Clay Stephenson, Jacob Tatum, Kaleb Tatum, Lzibella Thatcher, Kaylee Tinnin, Ava Towe, Jaden Vines, McKhia Williams, Demarcus Wofford Cotton.. ...

Sikeston Junior High School has announced its eighth grade “Top Dawgs” for fourth quarter. These students are nominated and voted on by the teachers for following BARK.  BARK stands for Be Respectful, Act Responsibly, Ready to Learn and Keep Safe.  Pictured are: Connor Lawrence, Camden Copeland, Kharis Andrews, Liliana Knoeppel and Makayla Mouser. Not pictured is Ava Alcorn. ...

Sikeston Junior High School recently announced its seventh grade “Top Dawgs” for fourth quarter. These students are nominated and voted on by the teachers for following BARK.  BARK stands for Be Respectful, Act Responsibly, Ready to Learn and Keep Safe. Pictured are:  Finlee Stroud, Gunner Whybark, Kenzie Ogden, Brianna Seiler and Maggie Drury. Not pictured is  Sam Lancaster...

Matthews Elementary in Sikeston has selected its students of the month to represent the May character word: service. Pictured are Caid Scott, Keyleigh Polley, Annabeth Cribbs, Catalina Koller, Malachi Peet, Dewan Sager, Logan Ray, Keston Long, Gabrielle Harrell, Nadia Ivy, Johnathan Segers, Lucas Morton, Easton Rush and Morgan Kolwyck. Not pictured are Ellie Burton and Tripp Foote...

Sikeston Department of Public Safety and Sikeston Fifth and Sixth Grade center had its annual DARE graduation ceremony for fifth graders April 26.

LAMONI, Iowa — Samantha Barber of New Madrid, Mo., graduated with a Master of Science in Nursing (Family Nurse Practitioner ) from Graceland University, celebrated in a ceremony on April 28, 2019, in Lamoni, IA. Founded in 1895 and sponsored by Community of Christ, Graceland University in Lamoni, Iowa, is more than just a school. It is a community of passionate, caring and dedicated individuals who put their relationships with students first...

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — The following students have been awarded scholarships to attend Southeast Missouri State University for the 2019-2020 academic year: Bryce Miller of Sikeston, MO, has received the Copper Dome Scholarship and Residence Life Leadership Award. Miller is the son of James and Debbie Miller of Sikeston, Missouri. He will be a 2019 graduate of Sikeston High School...

Sikeston Kindergarten and Early Childhood Center has named its preschool pups of the month for April.  Pictured are front row, from left: Angel Evans, Dylan Boites-Escoto, Brandon Wright, Rylan Evans and Korbyn Parks; and back row:  Ahmire Larry, Avery Hicks, Brian Blisset, Athena Nikopoulos, Ahmira Larry and Brayden Patrick. Also pictured is principal Jenny Hobeck...

Sikeston R-6 Parents as Teachers children of the month from April were Brnleigh, Layken and Morgan Masters.

The Daughters of Sunset presented on three $500-scholarships during the Sikeston High School Senior Scholarship Assembly April 30. The scholarships were presented to: Zaria Blissett Hall, Katherine Crumpecker and Kevin Jones.  Also pictured are Daughters of Sunset members Jessie Lane, president; Sandra Brooks co-scholarship chairperson; and Mary White-Ross, scholarship chairperson...

Sikeston High School seniors Ella Crader and Paige Mays were presented with the first Grow Your Own Teachers (GYOT) “Murray Sullivan Scholarship” April 30 at the senior awards ceremony.  Both students will attend Southeast Missouri State University this fall.  Ella has plans of becoming a high school band director, and Paige plans to teach elementary school. The purpose of the GYOT program is to promote the teaching profession and encourage students to return to Sikeston to teach. ...

SIKESTON — Elissa Lin Boes and Claire Elizabeth Hamlin were named Sikeston High School Students of the Month for May. Sikeston Public Schools Foundation, which sponsors the monthly program, names two seniors each month for the honor during the 2018-2019 school year...

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — The following students have been awarded scholarships to attend Southeast Missouri State University for the 2019-2020 academic year: Landon Hahs of Benton has received the Copper Dome Scholarship and Residence Life Leadership Award. Hahs is the son of Brian Hahs of Jackson, Missouri, and Melissa Hahs of Benton...

BENTON, Mo. — Wyatt Caldwell Standridge, a graduating senior at Thomas W. Kelly High School in Benton, has won a $2,000 MFA Foundation scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded at the school’s graduation ceremonies on May 19. Standridge is the son of Rebecca and Larry Standridge. He plans to attend Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau...

ROLLA, Mo. — Nearly 800 candidates received degrees during Commencement ceremonies held Dec. 15, 2018, at Missouri University of Science and Technology. The university awards bachelor of science, bachelor of arts, master of science and doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees...

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — Southeast Missouri State University student McKayla Hunt of Bell City, Mo., was honored with a Power of Women Scholarship April 10 druing the eighth annual Power of Women luncheon. The Power of Women Scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate a passion for a life of service, are attending Southeast full time and have completed at least 30 credit hours with a minimum 2.75 grade point average. ...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A Sikeston student was one of approximately 150 sophomores in high school throughout Missouri that visited Jefferson City to witness the state government in action on April 9. Sponsored by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Missouri, Sikeston sophomore Spencer Clay toured the Capital, Governor’s Mansion and heard remarks from Gov. ...

FAYETTE, Mo. — Approximately 300 Central Methodist University students graduated in December of 2018 through CMU’s main campus in Fayette, extended locations, and online programs. Graduates from local areas include: Jeffery Hampton from Sikeston, who earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing through CMU’s online program...

SIKESTON — Three Sikeston High School students have qualified for MSHSAA State Solo and Ensemble Festival. Taylor Graham, Heaven Moore and Lilly Powell each qualified a solo, and they also qualified a Women’s Trio after participating in MSHSAA District Solo/Ensemble Adjudicated Festival March 14 in Cape Girardeau...

Dr. Howard Benyon, superintendent of the Scott County Central School District School District was among eight Missouri superintendents recognized by the Missouri Association of School Administrators (MASA) for outstanding performance as a new superintendent. ...

SIKESTON — Sikeston High School has named its third quarter honor roll for the 2018-2019 school year. 9th Grade Micah Adams, Raghad Alkilani, Karris Allen, Devin Amelunke, Josiah Amos, Kelsie Anderson, Kylie Andrews, Haley Barker, Abby Basinger, Jack Baughman, Carson Beaird, Travis Blackmon, Eunique Bland, Chloe Bles, Amyari Blessett, Molly Bogle, Corbin Bone, Christopher Bonner, Tristen Brotherton, Sydney Burton, Sophia Carter, Mackenzie Conway, Addie Coplin, Kyle Day, Cooper Dees, Destiny DeRoush, Taylor Dover, Lila Eckert, Kyrin Ellis, Brandon Erwin, Kaleb Evans, Andrew Faire, Audra Falkenberg, Baylee Freeland, Noah Gadberry, Briana Gaskins, Logan Gates, Mya Gilliland, Ana Gonzalez, Carlee Gordon, Gonathan Green, Katherine Grubbs, Dethasha Hall, Griffin Hancock, Jameonia Harris, Destiny Hicks, Erryynn Hill, Chloe Hodge,Heidi Hostler, Dakira Hunter, Wesley Jackson, Carson James, Erick Jasper, McKenna Jenkins, India Johann, Dekyria Jones, Eric Kent Jr., Halley Kim, Lucas King, Kalee Kitchen, Jaiden Knoppel, Collin LapeDaniel Lape, Evan Lawson, Alexus Lepior, Omar Martine, Noah Mason, Gary McClain, Noah McGlothlin, Analiese Montes, Alexis Morgan, Vradley Nash, Amaree Nelson, Ellie Noe, Miranda Norwood, Jordan Pavelka, Katelyn Payne, Aliza Phillips, Kaylee Pipes, Carlos Posey, Francisco Ramirez, Deshyia Ray, Lily Recjker, Zachary Reynolds, Ryan Richards, Madalyn Riley, Colleen Robbins, Zoe Robison, Madison Rudisill, Aaliyah Ruiz, Tharen Russell, Siana Sanders, Trey Scott, Camryn Self, Nilen Sharkey, Connor Shelby, Kaylee Shelby, Micheal Skaggs,Mason Slipis, Leilani Smith, Prestin Smith, Payton Spurlock, Dominic Staple, Cleo Taylor, Latahja Taylor, Leo Taylor, Reece Taylor, Sydni Taylor, Takyla Taylor, Allyson Tehee, Vance Terrell, Emma Thompson, Dylan Thornbrough, Savon Thornton, Cody Tubbs, Chloe Turner, Dylon Turner, Tanisha Turner, Hannah Vines, Riley Watson, Aubrey Wheeler, Mariya Wiggins, Cortazya Wilder, Jada Williams, Dylan Wilson, Cooper Wooley. ...

EVANSVILLE, Ind — Valerie Hubbert of Morley has been accepted to the University of Evansville for enrollment in the Fall 2019 semester. Located in Evansville, Indiana, the University of Evansville is a private, comprehensive university with over 80 majors and more than 100 areas of study in the arts and sciences and pre-professional programs. ...

Kindergarten pups of the month for March have been named by the Sikeston Kindergarten and Early Childhood Center. Pictured are front row, from left: Karson Hinton, Adrianna Johnson, Kennedy Keefer, Naomi Carlyle, Darrell Moore, Emily Gilmore, Zoi Null and Sarye Johnson Wright; second row: Bryson Bryant, Shiloh Nimmo, Easton Hennes, Nicholas Tucker, Desarea Nash, Shariah Worley, Kaiden Payne, Rylan Malone and Emmie Jackson; and back row: Kamden Carter, Gage Harper, Jay Schrumpf, Kayden Burton, Cameron Reed, Caileigh Higgins, Alexis Ryan, Ella Drake, Max Hamra and Kamonte Gipson.. ...

Sikeston Kindergarten and Early Childhood Center has named is preschool pups of the month for March. Pictured are front row, from left: Jacob Lane, Jaxon Smitts, Sharla Coburn, Shamya Newson and Greg Kruger; and back row: Alex Henry, William Foote, Carson Novak, Trenton Tatum and Camden Young.  Also pictured are Principal Jenny Hobeck and Assistant Principal Sarah Carbaugh...

Matthews Elementary in Sikeston has named its characters of the month for March. The following students were recognized for demonstrating the March character word, courage. Pictured are Brendan Martin, Jillian Winchester, Jakhyrus Hunt, Titus Williams, Tyree Dickson, Ciara Hall, Ezabella Jackson, Bryant Williams, KhaNileeiona Clark, Jozalyn Shephard, McKenna Davis, Brooklyn Anthony, Liana Sanchez, Derric Raymond, Zavior Boyd and Drew Smith...

SIKESTON — Sikeston recently served as the host site of the spring regional school safety workshop by the Missouri School Safety Association. Sikeston R-6 Safety Coordinator Scott Ezell, who is the Region E director of the Missouri School Safety Association (MOSSA), began the workshop at 9:45 a.m. March 29 at the Three Rivers College Campus in Sikeston by giving an organizational report to the MOSSA members who were present...

SIKESTON — Sikeston Fifth and Sixth Grade Center has named its third quarter honor roll students for the 2018-2019 school year. Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Joanna Abernathy, Alysa Adams, Asher Alcorn, Zoe Alcott, Kara Allen, Javion Anderson, Khalia Andrews, Henry Arndt, Richard Arthur, Christopher Artis, Marionna Baker, Nevea Beard, Ashton Berry, Johnny Bland, Caroline Blanton, Gerardo Boites, Lily Bolen, Abigail Borges, Kenya Bowden, Kinsley Brandon, Demarius Brown, Matthew Burton, Marcuyrious Caldwell, Jemarlon Calvin, Lynda Clark, Michenze Coaker, Charles Colbert, Juliet Collins, Leah Coppage, Brissy Corwin, Legend Corwin, Aden Cox, Kymora Crawford, Truman Curry, Malachi Davis, Daniel Dillard, Acie Dixon, Elizabeth Douglass, Landry Eason, Holden Fisher, Daniel Foy, Luke Gadberry, Kayden Gates, Essence Givens, Christopher Gonzalez, Dominick Gonzalez, Giselle Gonzalez, Shakira Goodwin, Allison Gordon, Aisha Grayson, Breeanna Groves, Chloe Hamby, Landri Hammontree, Donald Harris, Tristian Hearn, Tristen Henderson, Brennah Hill, Christopher Hobbs, Chase Hodges, Clara Hopkins, Christofer Jacobo, Maverick James, Aiden Johnson, Alexis Johnson, Keara Johnson, Alanna Jones, Allana Jones, Rehanna Jones, Mira Jordan, James Joslyn, Mardarius Kent, Tairance King Sanders, Stephen Kitchen, Amari Kizer, Samuel Lacy, Kylin Laffoon, Daquan Lee, James Lepior, Trnyece Lockhart, Dominick Loflin, Kendarrious Love, Gracie Markland, Alexandria Martinez, Mackenzie Mason, Michaiahes Mays, Kyari Mccray, Lekereon Mccray, Aspyn Mcdonald, Londyn Mcdonald, Truman Mcgill, Nathaniel Mckown, Gavin Mclemore, Ryleigh Metz, Conner Michael, Jillian Miller, Davayza Mills, Lawson Mills, Bailey Minner, Woodlin Mitchell, Ajaevia Mitchell Jones, Jomerrah Montjoy, Josiah Moore, Arreona Morris, Myqwan Myers, Marlana Nance, Gregroy Nelson, Avery Newton, Nyema Noble, Dallas Owens, Myanna Pearson, Zoe Perry, Hailey Pigg, Destiney Pope, Hailey Presley, Maririon Pulley, Tania Rangel, Kyla Redd, Kaysar Revelle, Heidi Reynolds, Alyssia Rhodes, Elijah Rhodes, Meghan Richardson, Alexander Riggins, Lily Robbins, Saphire Roberts, Jajuan Robinson, Ashley Roth, Michael Sadler, Keven Sanchez, Marcus Sanders, Joel Sandlin, Amahlah Savannah Henry, Leighton Scapino, Ashton Schaffer, Colin Scott, Jorden Scott, Lainey Sherrod, Philip Shimon, Megan Sickal, William Sims, Daltin Smith, Kayla Smith, Conner Snow, Ethan Spears, Christian Spitler, Lorelei Standridge, Eli Stephenson, Connor Stevens, Carter Stinnett, Erin Stroup, Isabella Sutton, Lorelei Taber, Aunesti Tatum, Analora Taylor, Trinity Taylor, Bruce Terry, Dakota Thompson, Mia Thornsbrough, Nevaeh Tidwell, Janiya Tipler, Julio Torres, Selah Torres, Lauren Towe, Dream Townsend, Olivia Turner, Tashayniah Turner, Kingston Utley, Gylian Valdez, Adrienne Vires, Jeremiah Wade, Brooklynn Wallace, Evylen Walton, Bretten Ward, Kennedy Watson, Makiyah Watson, Braylon Webb, Landon Wheetley, Tamaya Whitney, Tiyez Whitney, Tristan Wiggins, Quentin Wilkins, Aron Williams, Shanell Williams, Cooper Wilson, John Wilson, Elaina Winchester, Ryleigh Woods, Dontayvious Wright, Natalie Wright, Aiden Yant, Braidy Young, Brodie Young. ...

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo — David Dugan of Charleston has received the Copper Dome Scholarship and Residence Life Leadership Award to attend Southeast Missouri State University for the 2019-2020 academic year. Dugan is the son of Clay and Melissa Dugan of Charleston. He will be a 2019 graduate of Notre Dame High School...

MATTHEWS, Mo. - The Matthews Elementary School at Matthews honored students for their academic achievements and attendance for the third quarter recently. Third Quarter Honor Roll with Distinction Third Grade Madilyn Colbert, Tex Flanders, Amber Holland, Olivia Hunter and Joanna Nowak...

ESSEX, Mo. — Kathryn E. Wyman, a senior at Richland R-I High School, has been named honorable mention for the 2019 Missouri Scholars 100, a statewide program that honors 100 of the Missouri’s top academic students in the graduating class of 2019. The announcement was made by Cindy Rhodes, principal at Richland R-I...

SIKESTON — Megan Leigh Porter and Alli Payton Hay were named Sikeston High School Students of the Month for March. Sikeston Public Schools Foundation, which sponsors the monthly program, names two seniors each month for the honor during the 2018-2019 school year...

Jami Geske with the New Madrid County Farm Bureau discusses with third graders at Portageville Elementary School (above) and at Christian Academy in Sikeston about the diversity of Missouri’s agriculture.  She also presented many items that contain Missouri ag products that the students might not realize. ...

SIKESTON — Sikeston Junior High School has announced its third quarter honor roll for the 2018-2019 school year. 7th Grade Rasheed Abu-Khudier, Rush Ault, Jayden Avery, Anabeth Baker, Kadynce Boardman, Austin Brase, Bailey Brown, Landon Carter, Hailey Caton, Andon Christian, Colton Church, Chloe Clinton, Baylee Copeland, Kailey Couch, Kelsey Couch, Angel Cox, Maurie Crook, Kaylee Davis, Abigail Deshaney, James Devey, Kaiden Dodson, Levi Douglass, Maggie Drury, Zoe Evans, Savannah Finney, A Tavia Fullwood, Jayden Gilliland, Ben Gilmore, Unique Gilmore, Dontaysha Gipson, Carter Goodman, Mallory Goza, Andrew Green, Jasmine Greene, Savannah Griggs, Carter Grimes, Mary Hays, Jaida Henley, Hayden Hess, Emily Housman, Leo Huang, Mazie Hubbard, Kaelyn Hunt, Ashely Ivie, Parker Jackson, Xavier Jackson, Jayonna Johnson, Malakea Johnson, Kyleigh Jones, Wade Jones, Kyler Jordan, Makenzie Kirkpatrick, Jamarion Koen, Jackson Lancaster, Samuel Lancaster, Ahliviyah Larry, Chloe Lin, Lucy Lin, Kensington Loftin, Daelin Loomes, Anajha Lott, Zanaria Madison-Key, Saloni Maisuria, Braeden Manning, Danielle Marinez, Virginia McConnell, Madeline McCord, Garrison Meeks, Mallory Metz, Emma Michael, Alissa Miller, Austin Moore, Victoria Nance, Chaulinh Nguyen, Ariana Norman, Sophia Odum, Kenzie Ogden, Emma Olbricht, Christian Parker, Colt Parker, Makenzie Pigg, Elijah Pobst, Anna Purves, Raegen Revelle, Bo Riddle, Julia Sanders, Parker Sanders, Cashae Schearf, Holden Schlosser, Catherine Schrumpf, Jyqualous Scott, Brianna Seiler, Heidi Self, Londyn Simpkins, Reese Slaughter, Allyson Smith, Kaitlyn Smith, Christiana Staple, Allie Stroud, Finlee Stroud, Cornelius Sutton, Austin Tarter, Chelsea Thompson, Jaeda Thompson, Kennedy Thompson, Elijah Torres, Clayton Towe, Noah Triplett, Alaina Vazquez, Natalia Velazquez, Michael Walton, Jay Zion Wheller, Gunner Whybark, Connor Wicker, Kimarhri Wilkins, Brionna Williams, Demarious Williams, Drake Wilson, Jordan Worley, Zachary Yant. ...

BENTON, Mo. — Thomas W. Kelly High School has announced is third quarter honor roll for the 2018-2019 school year. 12th Grade A Honor Roll Kaylee Backfisch, Kylie Cagle, Sydney Dittlinger, David Dorris, Peyton Eftink, Issac Faire, Taylor Ferrell, Anna Goering, Landon Hahs, Alison Hise, Lilly Jones, Nathaniel Kiehl, Kenzi Koepp, Lauren Lambert, Ashton Matlock, Heather Myer, Mallory Poat, Lynsey Powers, Angela Samples, Alyssa Tidwell, Katherine Wade, Grace Ward, Marvin Warren, Levi Watkins, Tyler Wolf, Christian Worley. ...

Sikeston Junior High recently announced its eighth grade Top Dawgs for third quarter. These students are nominated and voted on by the teachers for following BARK. BARK stands for Be Respectful, Act Responsibly, Ready to Learn, and Keep Safe.

Sikeston Junior High recently announced its seventh grade Top Dawgs for third quarter. These students are nominated and voted on by the teachers for following BARK. BARK stands for Be Respectful, Act Responsibly, Ready to Learn and Keep Safe. 

SIKESTON — The Christian Academy in Sikeston has announced its third quarter honor roll for the 2018-2019 school year. Second Grade Ethan Mueller Third Grade Colton Arnold, Mariah Gilliland, Lexton Hammontree, Kylee Owens, Eli Parker, Corbin Sanders, Ben Vaughn...

PORTAGEVILLE, Mo. — Portageville High School has announced its third quarter honor roll for the 2018-2019 school year. 9TH GRADE Josh Adams, Logan Birdwell, Hannah Chamberlain, Jalyn Cobb, Makenzie Durden, Jillian Forrester, Kris Gamblin, Kelton Graham, Brennan Greenwell, Chloe Hamm, Martavius Hopkins, Will Jamison, Akiyah Jordan, Chris Kelley, Macey Laws, Caleb Lerma, Skilar MacMurray, Paul McCrate, Gracie Pardon, Autumn Partin, Breanna Portwood, Kiley Rainey, Emma Redd, Abigail Schrewsbury, Emma Smith, Max Stafford, Emily Strawn, Niklas Sullivan, Blake Weddington, Cayden Weller, Madelyn White, Haley Willett, Hunter Wilson, and Alex Winsor.. ...

SIKESTON — Scott County Central Junior High and High School has announced its third quarter honor for the 2018-2019 school year. Seventh grade: (3.5-4.0) Asher Britt, Grace Brooks, Tanner Coleman, Makinna Easter, Reagan Evans, Abigail Lutes, Zavior Mize, Annie Oliver, Lucas Rodgers...

The teachers and staff at Matthews Elementary School at Matthews celebrated reading recently by dressing up as characters from their favorite books.