The State Fair Career and Technical Center hosted a signing day event in conjunction with CTE National Signing Day on April 17. Several Green Ridge Seniors were recognized at this event.
Nicholas Stilfield signed a letter of intent for State Tech to student HVAC.
Alexas Stevens signed a letter of intent to study Chemistry at SFCC
Kaelyn Ray signed a letter of intent to study Fashion Design at University of Central Missouri
Congratulations to Alexas Stevens, Saige Nguyen, and Staci Berry who were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society.
Staci Berry was awarded the Breaking Traditions Award for Automotive Technology. Congratulations, Staci!
Softball for tonight in Osceola is cancelled. Baseball in Otterville is still on as scheduled, with first pitch at 6:00 pm
Athletic update for Thursday, April 18th: We are currently monitoring the weather conditions in Osceola (Softball starting at 5:00 p.m.) and in Otterville (Baseball starting at 6:00 p.m.). Once a decision has been made on these contests, if we need to cancel or reschedule, we will update here.
Congrats to the Running Tigers who had a good showing at the Blue Bird Invitational in Cole Camp. PR's were set and medals earned.
* Weston Crawford:
3rd in long jump
2nd in high jump
*Rylee Donaldson:
2nd in 1600 meter
*Wyatt Brosch:
3rd in javelin
*Mark Pavlioglo:
2nd triple jump
3rd high jump
*Wyatt Brosch, Jack Hoos, Mark and Raul Ramirez, 3rd in the 4 x 100 meter relay
First graders were playing a GR8 game of sight word BINGO today for review!
Thank you, Bailey McCollester, for your service to the Green Ridge School District!
Green Ridge High School students attended an assembly today presented by The Missouri Department of Transportation and speaker Cara Filler. Cara spoke on the importance of making safe choices and safe driving. We are grateful to have her come speak to our students about these important decisions.
Important Baseball Information: Baseball is playing at Liberty Park (Sedalia) this evening. As of right now the game against Sacred Heart is still on as scheduled. The game has been adjusted to start at 5:30 p.m. There will be free admission to every person that brings a canned good, or a non-perishable item. Please see the attached flyer.
From Mrs. Anderson:
"Introducing Mallory Reed, your new Missouri FBLA Vice President of Relations!"
From Mrs. Anderson:
"Callie punched her ticket to the National Leadership conference in Orlando, FL this summer. She placed 3rd in Introduction to Business Communications.
Mallory came up just short of Nationals placing 6th in Future Business Leader.
Great Job competitors who placed at the State Leadership Conference!"
MAP prep in Mrs. Harrison's class! Discussing multiple ways to get an answer!
From Mrs. Davis:
"Mrs. Davis’s 4th grade class, getting their Interactive Math Notebook ready for our new math unit. Lots of cutting and pasting going on."
Mrs. White's American Literature class has been studying "The Crucible," a play by Arthur Miller.
Mrs. Nevels is getting her students prepared for the upcoming MAP test with a review of exponents.
Valiant effort given by our Running Tigers at the Versailles HS Invitational today!!
From Mrs. Anderson:
"Now that voting is over we can announce!
Today, students help campaign for Mallory! She decided to run for a State Office position, and it has been such a learning experience. All students jumped in where they were needed to help out. Students also attended workshops and networking activities."
Day 2 of Kindergarten Screening!!! Class of '37 is shaping up nicely!!! Welcome to our newest Tiger Cubs!
From Mrs. Anderson:
"Students attended Day 1 of the Missouri FBLA State Leadership Conference. Students attended competitions, workshops, and community service events. At opening session: Miley accepted the Gold Level Chapter of the Year award. Miley and Mallory were recognized for over 200 community service hours. Mallory was recognized for completing the advocate FBLA Business Achievement awards. Mallory also CRUSHED her speech to end the night!"
Working hard in Mrs. Lamar's class!
Mrs. Fitzwilliam's 7th graders were writing stories with a twist!
