Baseball Scores 3/24/26
Salisbury Golf Match Scores
Salisbury 167
Moberly 179
New Franklin 228
Sturgeon 239
Medalist Owen Hamilton 37
Adam Goessling 38 Moberly.
Congratulations to the Salisbury Softball team for being "Top 10" in the fall 2025 Academic All-State Team GPA. We would also like to congratulate the individuals that made the Academic All- State team.
Easter Bake Sales
SES first ever PRESCHOOL and KINDERGARTEN Information Night was held this evening, with lots of smiles and excitement for the upcoming school year. If you couldn't make it tonight, but have a 4 or 5 year old ready to start their Panther legacy give the SES office a call. We'd love to visit with you. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
Salisbury High School Blood Drive
The baseball game scheduled for 3/26/26 at North Shelby will now be a home game.
Baseball Scores 3/20/26
PAT Group Connection
HS Baseball Scores 3/19/26
Pre K and K 2026-27 Registration
2026 Salisbury Elementary Spelling Bee
SES 3rd Quarter Honor Roll
Nine students from Salisbury attended the 2026 Missouri Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) State Leadership Conference, March 15-17, 2025, at University Plaza and Expo in Springfield, Missouri. 1778 delegates from across the state represented more than 9,000 members of Missouri FCCLA.
The conference centered on the student-developed theme “Red Carpet Ready”, representing how Missouri FCCLA members are showcasing their show-stopping leadership skills. The conference kicked off with the Opening General Session on Sunday evening where the 2025-2026 Missouri FCCLA State Executive Council gave awards, recognized honorees, and set the tone for the conference ahead. The keynote speaker was Bryan Rush who thrives to build up students as they transition from high school to the adult world.
During the conference, over 1,200 students participated in competitive events that feature more than 107 competitive STAR Events and Show-Me Skill Events– Students Taking Action with Recognition. Lane Cruse competed in Promote and Publicize Level 2 receiving 1st place and a Gold medal. Easton Cooper competed in Career Investigation Level 1 receiving 3rd place and a gold medal. Gracie Billue competed in Career Investigation Level 2 receiving 6th place and a gold medal. Brylee Wallace competed in Chapter in Review Portfolio Level 2 receiving a bronze and 4th place. Willa Heddesheimer competed in Interior Design Level 2 receiving a gold and 3rd place. Luke Britt competed in Job Interview Level 2 receiving a silver and 8th place. Jaxson Billue competed in Professional Presentation Level 1 receiving a bronze and 4th place. Avery Green competed in Professional presentation Level 2 receiving a silver and 7th place. Lane and Easton will be competing at the National Leadership Conference in Washington DC in July.
Lydea Britt was selected to be the Missouri State President for the 2026-27 school year. In order to be selected she was interviewed by a nominating committee to be selected as the top three to be able to run for the office of president. She then did a Meet and Greet with voting delegates from the different chapters of the state. Finally she gave a 60 second speech on stage. She will also be attending the National Leadership Conference in July to represent the Missouri Association of FCCLA.
Students attended workshops on leadership development, community service, career preparation, and healthy living. Exhibits from Missouri colleges, universities, and businesses were also present at the conference. Student voting delegates elected the 2026-2027 Missouri FCCLA State Executive Council and voted on bylaw revisions in addition to raising money for our state outreach project benefitting the non-profit Care to Learn. Jaxson Billue and Gracie Billue served as Salisbury's voting delegates.
Luke Britt and Jameson Schoo also attended the Region 3 Meeting at the conference as Region 3 Officers.
FCCLA is unique among student organizations because projects and events - such as the State Leadership Conference - are planned and run by its student members. This prime focus on youth-centered leadership helps Missouri FCCLA members develop "skills for life" - planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision-making, and interpersonal communication - necessary in the workplace and in the home.
Picture ID
1st Row: Easton Cooper, Lydea Britt, Willa Heddeshiemer, Avery Green and Lane Cruse.
2nd Row:Jaxson Bullue, Gracie Billue, Brylee Wallace, Luke Britt, and Jameson Schoo.
The conference centered on the student-developed theme “Red Carpet Ready”, representing how Missouri FCCLA members are showcasing their show-stopping leadership skills. The conference kicked off with the Opening General Session on Sunday evening where the 2025-2026 Missouri FCCLA State Executive Council gave awards, recognized honorees, and set the tone for the conference ahead. The keynote speaker was Bryan Rush who thrives to build up students as they transition from high school to the adult world.
During the conference, over 1,200 students participated in competitive events that feature more than 107 competitive STAR Events and Show-Me Skill Events– Students Taking Action with Recognition. Lane Cruse competed in Promote and Publicize Level 2 receiving 1st place and a Gold medal. Easton Cooper competed in Career Investigation Level 1 receiving 3rd place and a gold medal. Gracie Billue competed in Career Investigation Level 2 receiving 6th place and a gold medal. Brylee Wallace competed in Chapter in Review Portfolio Level 2 receiving a bronze and 4th place. Willa Heddesheimer competed in Interior Design Level 2 receiving a gold and 3rd place. Luke Britt competed in Job Interview Level 2 receiving a silver and 8th place. Jaxson Billue competed in Professional Presentation Level 1 receiving a bronze and 4th place. Avery Green competed in Professional presentation Level 2 receiving a silver and 7th place. Lane and Easton will be competing at the National Leadership Conference in Washington DC in July.
Lydea Britt was selected to be the Missouri State President for the 2026-27 school year. In order to be selected she was interviewed by a nominating committee to be selected as the top three to be able to run for the office of president. She then did a Meet and Greet with voting delegates from the different chapters of the state. Finally she gave a 60 second speech on stage. She will also be attending the National Leadership Conference in July to represent the Missouri Association of FCCLA.
Students attended workshops on leadership development, community service, career preparation, and healthy living. Exhibits from Missouri colleges, universities, and businesses were also present at the conference. Student voting delegates elected the 2026-2027 Missouri FCCLA State Executive Council and voted on bylaw revisions in addition to raising money for our state outreach project benefitting the non-profit Care to Learn. Jaxson Billue and Gracie Billue served as Salisbury's voting delegates.
Luke Britt and Jameson Schoo also attended the Region 3 Meeting at the conference as Region 3 Officers.
FCCLA is unique among student organizations because projects and events - such as the State Leadership Conference - are planned and run by its student members. This prime focus on youth-centered leadership helps Missouri FCCLA members develop "skills for life" - planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision-making, and interpersonal communication - necessary in the workplace and in the home.
Picture ID
1st Row: Easton Cooper, Lydea Britt, Willa Heddeshiemer, Avery Green and Lane Cruse.
2nd Row:Jaxson Bullue, Gracie Billue, Brylee Wallace, Luke Britt, and Jameson Schoo.
Reminder-Regular Monthly Salisbury R-IV School Board Meeting on 3/18 at 6 pm at Central Office
SHS Drama Club invites you to spend an evening in the Vanderhof home and meet the zany cast of characters that make up their extended "family". Laugh as these character and their quirky personalities try to teach us that fun and love of family are the most important things in life since we "can't take" anything else with us.
The baseball Jamboree for Tuesday 3/17/26 has been canceled.
No School Today ❄️
Due to winter weather conditions, there will be no school Monday, March 16th.
Read Across America was celebrated this year with SES staff sharing some of their favorite books from elementary school. Students were challenged to check out these classics for themselves! #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
SES 3rd grade used the basketball postseason travels of Coach Brooks to learn about the various regions in Missouri and practice map skills. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
