HOMECOMING 2026 | ROAD TRIP 🚗
Get ready to show your Panther pride and make some memories as we travel across the country because no matter where the road takes us, ALL ROADS LEAD TO HOME! Friday, October 9th vs Scotland County
Homecoming Shirts: $15-$20, DEADLINE - September 25th
Link: https://form.jotform.com/262534086615156
SPIRIT DAYS - SHS & SES
MONDAY - Florida (Beach wear)
TUESDAY - Texas (Country Western)
WEDNESDAY- Colorado (Hiking/Camping)
THURSDAY - Travel Day (loungewear)
FRIDAY - Salisbury (Purple & Gold)
WINDOW DECORATING - STUCO invites all local businesses to get creative and decorate their windows. Judging will take place Friday morning of Homecoming.
Get ready to show your Panther pride and make some memories as we travel across the country because no matter where the road takes us, ALL ROADS LEAD TO HOME! Friday, October 9th vs Scotland County
Homecoming Shirts: $15-$20, DEADLINE - September 25th
Link: https://form.jotform.com/262534086615156
SPIRIT DAYS - SHS & SES
MONDAY - Florida (Beach wear)
TUESDAY - Texas (Country Western)
WEDNESDAY- Colorado (Hiking/Camping)
THURSDAY - Travel Day (loungewear)
FRIDAY - Salisbury (Purple & Gold)
WINDOW DECORATING - STUCO invites all local businesses to get creative and decorate their windows. Judging will take place Friday morning of Homecoming.
Our Lady Panther softball team will be playing in Glasgow tonight at 4:30 pm and then our boys will kickoff the home football game tonight at 7:00 pm. Good luck, Panthers!
Congratulations to the Salisbury golf team on its 2nd place finish at the Westran Golf Match! Congratulations also to Brandi Wright, who earned Match Medalist honors!
JH/HS softball has been canceled tonight due to wet field conditions.
Title I Informational Meeting
September is National Literacy Month and SES first graders are hard at work practicing their reading skills. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
Salisbury JH Softball Tournament Bracket for 9/12/2026
Milan HS Softball Tournament Bracket for 9/12/2026
The girls golf team is swinging away again today in Paris. Good luck, girls!
Our Lady Panther softball team takes on Hallsville at home today starting at 5:00 P.M., while our Lady Panther golf team competes in Harrisburg. The cross country teams will now race tomorrow at the Highland meet. Best of luck to all of our Panthers today!
JH Football Time Change:
Tonight’s JH Football game at Harrisburg will now begin at 7:00 PM to help avoid the heat.
The bus will now depart at 5:00 PM.
Tonight’s JH Football game at Harrisburg will now begin at 7:00 PM to help avoid the heat.
The bus will now depart at 5:00 PM.
Cross Country Schedule Change:
Due to the predicted high temperatures on Tuesday, Sept 8, the Highland Charge Cross Country meet will be moved to Wedneday, Sept 9.
DIVISION AND TIME SCHEDULE:
JH Girls and Boys race Combined (3200m) 4:50 pm
High School Girls (5000m) 5:10 pm
High School Boys (5000m) 5:45 pm
Vote for our Salisbury Lady Panthers Softball Team for Team of the Week!
https://nemopressbox.com/inaugural-team-of-the-week-poll-2/
Thanks to a local farmer and our amazing kitchen staff SES enjoyed a fresh taste of agriculture with corn on the cob to celebrate the end of our first full week. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
Nothing is better for Friday than an A+ football player working on color sorting with SES preK. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
SES 1st grade combined science with social-emotional learning as they used sun energy to create s'mores. #ShIneSES #PantherPRIDE
Salisbury FCCLA Members Attend National Conference
Lydea Britt, Lane Cruse, and Easton Cooper of the Salisbury Chapter of Family, Career
and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) attended the 2026 FCCLA National
Leadership Conference, held July 6-10 in Washington, D.C.
Lydea attended as the Missouri State FCCLA President. She attended several state
officer training workshops, served as one of the Missouri state voting delegates, and
networked with FCCLA members across the nation.
Lane Cruse competed in the Promote and Publicize Level 2 and earned a silver medal.
This event challenges students to find new and innovative ways to promote their FCCLA
chapter to their community.
Easton Cooper competed in Career Investigation Level 1 and earned a gold medal and
10th place The event challenged participants to investigate a career that interests them
including researching the career, interviewing or shadowing someone in that career,
and making future career goals/plans.
STAR Events, which stands for Students Taking Action with Recognition, allow FCCLA
Members to apply the knowledge and skills they develop through Family and Consumer
Sciences education to real-world projects, presentations, and career-related challenges.
Participants advance through local and state competition before earning the opportunity
to compete at the national level.
The Salisbury FCCLA students also were able to go sightseeing around DC and
participate in some of our Nation’s 250th birthday celebrations. They also attended the
Washington Nationals baseball game with several thousand other FCCLA members.
The Salisbury FCCLA Chapter was among more than 10,000 FCCLA Members,
Advisers, and guests from across the nation, Puerto Rico, and American Samoa who
attended the conference.
The FCCLA National Leadership Conference brings students and educators together for
Competitive Events, leadership development, career exploration, educational
workshops, and national recognition. The 2026 conference was especially historic
because it was held in Washington, D.C., during the America 250 celebrations.
“Hosting the 2026 National Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., during the
America 250 celebrations created a powerful and historic opportunity for FCCLA
Members,” said Sandy Spavone, CEO of FCCLA. “These students are building the
skills, confidence, and connections to make an impact in their schools, careers, families,
communities, and country right now.”
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is a national Career and
Technical Student Organization that prepares students for careers that support the
family through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Since 1945, FCCLA has
provided leadership development, workplace readiness, and career preparation
opportunities that equip students with the skills needed for success in life and work.
Guided by dedicated Family and Consumer Sciences educators, FCCLA Members
develop critical thinking, communication, collaboration, leadership, and problem-solving
skills while exploring career opportunities aligned with the national Career Clusters.
With more than a quarter of a million FCCLA Members in over 5,500 chapters
nationwide, FCCLA continues to prepare the next generation of leaders to make a
lasting impact in their careers, families, and communities.
Lydea Britt, Lane Cruse, and Easton Cooper of the Salisbury Chapter of Family, Career
and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) attended the 2026 FCCLA National
Leadership Conference, held July 6-10 in Washington, D.C.
Lydea attended as the Missouri State FCCLA President. She attended several state
officer training workshops, served as one of the Missouri state voting delegates, and
networked with FCCLA members across the nation.
Lane Cruse competed in the Promote and Publicize Level 2 and earned a silver medal.
This event challenges students to find new and innovative ways to promote their FCCLA
chapter to their community.
Easton Cooper competed in Career Investigation Level 1 and earned a gold medal and
10th place The event challenged participants to investigate a career that interests them
including researching the career, interviewing or shadowing someone in that career,
and making future career goals/plans.
STAR Events, which stands for Students Taking Action with Recognition, allow FCCLA
Members to apply the knowledge and skills they develop through Family and Consumer
Sciences education to real-world projects, presentations, and career-related challenges.
Participants advance through local and state competition before earning the opportunity
to compete at the national level.
The Salisbury FCCLA students also were able to go sightseeing around DC and
participate in some of our Nation’s 250th birthday celebrations. They also attended the
Washington Nationals baseball game with several thousand other FCCLA members.
The Salisbury FCCLA Chapter was among more than 10,000 FCCLA Members,
Advisers, and guests from across the nation, Puerto Rico, and American Samoa who
attended the conference.
The FCCLA National Leadership Conference brings students and educators together for
Competitive Events, leadership development, career exploration, educational
workshops, and national recognition. The 2026 conference was especially historic
because it was held in Washington, D.C., during the America 250 celebrations.
“Hosting the 2026 National Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., during the
America 250 celebrations created a powerful and historic opportunity for FCCLA
Members,” said Sandy Spavone, CEO of FCCLA. “These students are building the
skills, confidence, and connections to make an impact in their schools, careers, families,
communities, and country right now.”
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is a national Career and
Technical Student Organization that prepares students for careers that support the
family through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Since 1945, FCCLA has
provided leadership development, workplace readiness, and career preparation
opportunities that equip students with the skills needed for success in life and work.
Guided by dedicated Family and Consumer Sciences educators, FCCLA Members
develop critical thinking, communication, collaboration, leadership, and problem-solving
skills while exploring career opportunities aligned with the national Career Clusters.
With more than a quarter of a million FCCLA Members in over 5,500 chapters
nationwide, FCCLA continues to prepare the next generation of leaders to make a
lasting impact in their careers, families, and communities.
The Panthers are taking on the Marceline Tigers tonight at 7:00 in Marceline. Good luck, Panthers!
Biology Ecosystem Lab
Our Lady Panther Golf team will be at Marceline for another match today. Good luck, girls!
