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4th Grade Student Tanner Massey Donates Book to Keller Library
March 21st 2019 by Dee Loflin
4th Grade Student Tanner Massey Donates Book to Keller Library

Dexter, Missouri - Students in Candice Averett's fourth grade class at Central Elementary in Dexter were asked to write an essay stating where they wanted to go for a field trip.

The purpose of the essay was to convince the rest of the class to vote for the best location each student wrote about.

One student went a step farther and decided to have a book bound and to donate the book entitled, "Best Field Trip Ever" to Keller Public Library children's section.

Tanner Massey is quite the writer himself and wanted to inspire other students to write.  His page was about seeing the infamous Pittsburgh Steelers, a professional football team.

When asked why he decided to have the book bound and placed at the library........."I wanted to inspire other students to write," commented Massey.  "And having the book at the library so others can see what we wrote."

Pictured from left to right are Keller Children's Librarian Bree goldschmidt, Keller Library Director Pam Trammell, and Tanner Massey.

Tanner dedicated the book to all Veterans, those that served and are serving the military currently.


Last Updated on March 21st 2019 by Dee Loflin




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PBHS Students Accepted at 2019 Girls State
March 21st 2019 by Dee Loflin
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Poplar Bluff High School is sending 18 juniors to Missouri Boys and Girls State this summer, the largest group in recent memory, according to the counseling department.
 
In order to be nominated, students recommended by their teachers must display leadership skills and knowledge of government, and maintain a minimum of an 8.3 grade point average.
 
American Legion Auxiliary Girls State sponsors included 1st Midwest Bank; First Missouri State Bank; God’s House Church; Kevin Barbour of Kraft, Miles and Tatem; Missouri Rep. Jeff Shawan; Nathan Maurer of Poplar Bluff Realty; the Rotary Club of Poplar Bluff; Rowland Family Dentistry; Southern Bank; and Sunkissed Tanning Salon & Spa. American Legion Boys State of Missouri sponsors were taken care of through the state office with help from Bettie Rusher, Boys State manager of development and administration.
 
The weeklong program in June on the campus of the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg is designed to educate and train Missouri’s high schoolers in functional citizenship, leadership and government, according to a press release issued.
 
 Pictured (top left) is PBHS counselor Tamara Day along with Girls State students (standing, from left) Elizabeth Shirrell, Jacey Adamson, Audrey Cisne, Paige Bradley and Carlee Ringstaff; and (kneeling, left to right) Adyson Kingree, Rachel Shock, Eva Bedell, Cassidy Steffens and Emily Spencer.
 
Photos and article submitted by Tim Krakowiak, Communications/Marketing Director, Poplar Bluff R-I School District

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PBHS Students accepted at 2019 Boys State
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Poplar Bluff High School is sending 18 juniors to Missouri Boys and Girls State this summer, the largest group in recent memory, according to the counseling department.
 
In order to be nominated, students recommended by their teachers must display leadership skills and knowledge of government, and maintain a minimum of an 8.3 grade point average.
 
American Legion Auxiliary Girls State sponsors included 1st Midwest Bank; First Missouri State Bank; God’s House Church; Kevin Barbour of Kraft, Miles and Tatem; Missouri Rep. Jeff Shawan; Nathan Maurer of Poplar Bluff Realty; the Rotary Club of Poplar Bluff; Rowland Family Dentistry; Southern Bank; and Sunkissed Tanning Salon & Spa. American Legion Boys State of Missouri sponsors were taken care of through the state office with help from Bettie Rusher, Boys State manager of development and administration.
 
The weeklong program in June on the campus of the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg is designed to educate and train Missouri’s high schoolers in functional citizenship, leadership and government, according to a press release issued.

Pictured: PBHS students headed to Boys State include (standing, left to right) Harrison Warren, Ethan Tucker, Benjamin Hickey and Randy Hederer; and (kneeling, from left) Samuel Persons, Michael Joseph, Austin Tinsley and Ross Dare.

Photo and article submitted by Tim Krakowiak, Communications/Marketing Director, Poplar Bluff R-I School District

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Jazz Band Earns Top Performance at Festival
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The Poplar Bluff High School Studio Jazz Band, under the direction of Stephen Winters, received the outstanding ensemble performance award out of about a dozen area schools during the Carol Moore Memorial Jazz Festival on Friday, March 1, at Mineral Area College in Park Hills.
 
Additionally, outstanding soloist awards were given out to four music students – a higher percentage than many of the competing schools, Winters reported. Recipients included Jackson McGraw, Isaiah Thomas and Michael Allen Ward Jr. of the Studio Jazz Band, as well as Dustin Ramsey of the PBHS Stage Jazz Band, under the instruction of Anthony Hasek.
 
Studio Jazz band members include (left to right) Kaleb Alcorn-Young, Cody Daughertee, Christian Redden, Lucas Redford, Alyssa Brown, Darian Young, Jacob Redford, Brileigh Cates, Isaiah Thomas, Marie Wilson, Chandler Shipp, Reanna Thompson, Michael Allen Ward Jr., Michael Tiffany, Layton Sanders, Jackson McGraw and Brooks Ray.
 
Photo and article submitted by Tim Krakowiak, Communications/Marketing Director, Poplar Bluff R-I School District

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Southwest Elementary 2nd Grade Students Earn Positive Office Referrals
March 21st 2019 by Dee Loflin
Southwest Elementary 2nd Grade Students Earn Positive Office Referrals

Dexter, Missouri - Southwest Elementary honored 2nd Grade students with Positive Office Referral certificates.

This award was presented to students who consistently showed the 3R's RESPECTFUL, RESPONSIBLE, and READY TO LEARN.

Each student received a certificate and a FREE Taco from Taco Bell.

Pictured from left to right: Kashlynn McCormick, Parker Keena, Olivianna Hester, Ada Jarrell, Fallon Corbin, Sebastian McRoy, and Bronsen Menley.



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