The HS track meet at Marceline on 4/22/25 has been canceled.
Make sure to get your yearbook orders in! Go to https://tinyurl.com/eyvbpjnt to purchase yours today!
he Salisbury Scholar Bowl team competed in district tournament play on Saturday, April 12th. The team placed second, losing in the championship round 280-240 to New Franklin.
Chance Fischer earned first place on the all-tournament team with an average of 90 points per game.
Reminder-School Board Regular April Meeting, 4/16 at 6 pm held at Central Office.
Baseball Score 4/15/25
SES K-3 enjoyed a visit from Buddy the Blue Corgi today and book author Suzanna Lynn. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
Baseball Scores 4/14/25
Please join us for the Retirement Celebration May 16th at 1:00 PM
Jeri Marek for 28 Years of Service
Kim Vetter for 25 Years of Service
Amy Swallow for 24 Years of Service
Nate King for 15 Years of Service
A+ After School Tutoring
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Baseball Scores 4/12/25
Baseball Scores 4/11/25
April 10, 2025
Local FCCLA Member Experience State Government Firsthand in Jefferson City
Jefferson City, MO – Forty-five enthusiastic junior and senior members of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) participated in the annual Missouri Legislative Shadowing Project held April 8–9 in the state’s capitol. Salisbury FCCLA Member Anna Swallow shadowed Representative Kent Haden.
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America is a nonprofit national Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) for students enrolled in Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) education programs through grade 12. With the family as its central focus, FCCLA is the only national CTSO that promotes personal growth and leadership development through family and consumer sciences education. Since 1946, Missouri FCCLA members have made a difference in their families, careers, and communities by addressing critical personal, work, and societal issues.
Missouri FCCLA has more than 9,000 members in more than 320 chapters. The Legislative Shadowing Project gives students the opportunity to engage directly with Missouri’s legislative process, offering a hands-on look into state government as well as the opportunity for members to advocate for Missouri families, students, and Career and Technical Education as an integral part of education in Missouri’s schools.
The two-day experience began with a welcome reception on April 8, where students enjoyed light appetizers, participated in a civics review and agenda discussion, and heard from guest speaker Jessica Seitz, Executive Director of the Missouri Network Against Child Abuse (MO-NACA). Jessica, who previously served four years as the agency’s Director of Public Policy, shared valuable insights into advocacy, public service, and her time at the capitol. She also discussed previous and current legislation affecting children and families.
On Wednesday, April 9, participants met with their assigned state representatives and senators to begin their shadowing experience at the Capitol. Students observed legislative sessions and committee meetings, explored the roles of lawmakers, and gained a deeper understanding of how state policies are shaped. Ella Foy, a student from Affton High School’s FCCLA chapter and the 2024-2025 Missouri FCCLA President, was honored with the opportunity to open the House of Representatives legislative session by leading the Pledge of Allegiance.
The experience concluded with a reflective wrap-up session, where students shared favorite memories and created thank-you notes for the legislators and supporters who helped make this unique opportunity possible. The Legislative Shadowing Project continues to inspire future leaders by connecting students with real-world civic engagement, fostering the next generation of informed and active citizens.
Next school year we will be using Privit to keep track of Physicals and all athletic paperwork. As a parent you will need to create an account and add your student/athlete. Once in you will see all the required documents to fill out or upload and get them added to the sports or activities they will participate in. You will be able to upload the documents from a file or use a picture of them from your phone. This will help everyone get everything they need turned in and on time. If you need help getting things uploaded or account created contact the school and we will help you out.
https://salisbury.e-ppe.com/index.jspa
Baseball Scores 4/10/25
Make sure you get those Read-a-thon sponsorships sent in. SES 2/3 have been daily reading to earn your support for their trip to the dairy farm. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
SES Upper Elementary PRIDE Time students have been using a Spot the Dot book on kindness to share the importance of kindness with younger classes. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
SES 6th grade spent the day exploring hands on science at KC Union Station. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
Salisbury Elementary Students Represent SES at the 2025 Renick R-V Spelling Bee
The SES 2/3 Read-a-thon is in full swing. Students are practicing their reading skills and working to raise funds for their trip to the dairy farm. If you would like to support them please contact the school. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
SES K-3 added some fun exercise to their morning with a Playground Workout! Thank you Mrs. Cooper for providing this opportunity. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
