HS Baseball Scores 4/29/26
Harrisburg golf tournament results
Thank you to the BTC Area Youth Benefit Corp for investing in the Salisbury FCCLA Chapter! They have contributed $1,500 toward Salisbury FCCLA members competing at the FCCLA National Leadership Conference in Washington D.C. this summer.
As a nonprofit, BTC Area Youth Benefit Corp.’s (BTC AYBC) mission is to provide financial support for programs, activities, and opportunities that help young people grow into strong, engaged community leaders. The Charitable Contributions Policy ensures that all BTC AYBC funding initiatives are coordinated and aligned with our organizational values, maximize opportunity for organization visibility, foster long-term community relationships, and are within our budget and resource limitations. In 2025 $125,485 in total donations were made to fund 138 projects for our local youth.
As a nonprofit, BTC Area Youth Benefit Corp.’s (BTC AYBC) mission is to provide financial support for programs, activities, and opportunities that help young people grow into strong, engaged community leaders. The Charitable Contributions Policy ensures that all BTC AYBC funding initiatives are coordinated and aligned with our organizational values, maximize opportunity for organization visibility, foster long-term community relationships, and are within our budget and resource limitations. In 2025 $125,485 in total donations were made to fund 138 projects for our local youth.
Happy Bus Drivers Appreciation Day
HS Baseball Scores 4/28/26
Salisbury Scholar Bowl is headed to the State Semifinals!
After advancing through the MSHSAA bracket, the Panthers are now one of the top four teams in the state and just one match away from the Championship round.
Championship games will be held May 8th at 12:00PM
Memorial Union, University of Missouri
518 Hitt St
Columbia, MO 65211
Golf Results for Kirksville Tournament
SES 2nd grade has been learning about pollination, and the importance of pollinators. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
We’re excited to invite future Panthers to our Youth Football Camp this May!
Dates: May 19th–21st
Time: 9:00–10:30 AM
Who: Students going into Grades 3–6
Cost: $25 (includes camp t-shirt)
This camp is a great opportunity for young athletes to learn the fundamentals of football, build skills, and have fun with our high school coaches and players!
Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScXS7yt22-LWElRqkiAUkzDXYffXuuhXIo8TcdnEAP4dzzypA/viewform?usp=dialog
Come be part of Panther Football!
Dates: May 19th–21st
Time: 9:00–10:30 AM
Who: Students going into Grades 3–6
Cost: $25 (includes camp t-shirt)
This camp is a great opportunity for young athletes to learn the fundamentals of football, build skills, and have fun with our high school coaches and players!
Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScXS7yt22-LWElRqkiAUkzDXYffXuuhXIo8TcdnEAP4dzzypA/viewform?usp=dialog
Come be part of Panther Football!
HS Track will not be going to Schuyler Countys Rachel Morris Relays today.
Today's baseball game vs Westran has been canceled. We are working on a makeup date.
Due to unpredictable weather and flooding Salisbury R-IV will NOT be in session today. We apologize for all the changes. Stay safe.
School will start at 10am with planned normal release at 3:11. The doors will open at 9:30. Buses will be running, but are about 2 hours behind.
1 hour late start. the FEMA shelter is open. students already on the bus are being taken to the FEMA shelter (dome).
Salisbury R-IV School 1 hour late start. Buses will be delayed. FEMA shelter will be open.
Students who live north and drive, do not drive in unsafe conditions. School will be open, but wait until the severe weather and tornado warning expires.
Bus 3 and bus 7, the northern routes, will not be picking up students until the tornado warning is lifted.
HS Baseball Scores 4/24/26
We Are Hiring!
Lydea Britt and Brynn Bachtel, juniors at Salisbury High School, participated in the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Legislative Shadowing Project on Wednesday, April 22, 2026. Lindsay Ostermann is the local chapter adviser and accompanied the students to the Capital City. Sponsored by the Missouri Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) and the Missouri Educators of Family Consumer Sciences (MoEFCS), the program provides an opportunity for junior and senior high school students to spend a day with their state representative, senator or other public official at the State Capitol. The students observe hearings, meetings and other public duties.
The Legislative Shadowing Project, now in its 25th year, includes a reception and opening session for participants on Tuesday, April 21 where Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Chief of Governmental Affairs Perry Gorrell teaches the legislative process and Capitol etiquette to attendees. The shadowing experience allows students to connect their interests in law, public service, civic issues and the political process with their education as well as with the vision and mission of FCCLA. The event is designed to help students develop a better understanding of the political process and its impact on citizens, children and families, and the workforce.
FCCLA attempts to match students with officials from their local school districts wherever possible. The students prepare for the event by becoming familiar with their assigned elected official’s responsibilities and current issues. Lydea was able to shadow Secretary of State Denny Hoskins. Brynn was able to shadow Representative Tim Taylor
FCCLA is a nonprofit Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) that works intra-curricularly with Family Consumer Sciences and Human Services Education. Missouri FCCLA has more than 9,700 members in over 330 local chapters, making it the eleventh-largest FCCLA state association in the nation.
The Legislative Shadowing Project, now in its 25th year, includes a reception and opening session for participants on Tuesday, April 21 where Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Chief of Governmental Affairs Perry Gorrell teaches the legislative process and Capitol etiquette to attendees. The shadowing experience allows students to connect their interests in law, public service, civic issues and the political process with their education as well as with the vision and mission of FCCLA. The event is designed to help students develop a better understanding of the political process and its impact on citizens, children and families, and the workforce.
FCCLA attempts to match students with officials from their local school districts wherever possible. The students prepare for the event by becoming familiar with their assigned elected official’s responsibilities and current issues. Lydea was able to shadow Secretary of State Denny Hoskins. Brynn was able to shadow Representative Tim Taylor
FCCLA is a nonprofit Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) that works intra-curricularly with Family Consumer Sciences and Human Services Education. Missouri FCCLA has more than 9,700 members in over 330 local chapters, making it the eleventh-largest FCCLA state association in the nation.
