JH Softball Scores 9/30/25
HS Softball Score 9/30/25
HS Softball Score 9/29/25
The SHS Panther Cheer team is headed to STATE!! Our coed team placed 4th at the MCCA Regional competition held at Liberty North High School in Kansas City!
Congratulations to the Lady Panther Softball Team!
They finished 2nd Place in the Paris Tournament.
Great job, Lady Panthers!
They finished 2nd Place in the Paris Tournament.
Great job, Lady Panthers!
HS Football Score 9/26/25
Last week, the Salisbury FFA Chapter hosted its annual Food for America Day, an event designed to connect elementary students with the many facets of agriculture that shape their everyday lives. From cattle and bees to an ATV, a John Deere 9RX tractor, Case IH Combine, power tools, and even a cow-milking simulation, chapter members and community partners showcased livestock, equipment, and demonstrations highlighting the importance of agriculture. Thanks to a grant from BTC Bank, this year’s program offered hands-on learning opportunities for every 4th–6th grade student. Participants built birdhouses, propagated succulents, or constructed marshmallow launchers from PVC pipe, activities that combined creativity with agricultural education. The chapter expressed pride in its members for their dedication to teaching younger students and gratitude for the strong support received from the community, especially BTC Bank.
Homecoming Business Window Decorating
8th grade Fall Sports Recognition Night will be Tuesday, October 7th. 8th Graders participating in Football, Band, and/or Cross Country will be recognized with their parents prior to the JH Football Game vs. Marceline beginning at 5:45 p.m. 8th Graders playing softball will be recognized with their parents at the field between the A & B Game vs. Fayette.
HS & JH Softball Scores 9/25/25
Thirty-two Salisbury FCCLA members attended the Region 3 FCCLA Fall Meeting at Schuyler County High School on September 22, 2025. Junior Lydea Britt, who serves as the Regional President this school year, led the meeting along with the other 9 regional officers. State FCCLA President Bella Baker gave a motivational speech about her journey with FCCLA. She encouraged members to be active members of their chapter and community and never be afraid to take a chance.
Members enjoyed an inspiring and informative speech by LyNae McFarland, an educator with Lifeline Services in Kirksville. Raising money for Lifeline is this year’s service project for the region. The region raised over $500 for Lifeline. This year members were also allowed to bring items for the state service project as their registration fee. These items were for Care to Learn, an organization that partners with school districts to provide emergent health, hunger and hygiene resources to students. Members brought over 250 items for Care to Learn.
After the meeting members enjoyed workshops provided by the regional officers and two members of the Lifeline services team. Lydea’s workshop centered on being an active member of an active chapter, giving members of the schools in the region new ideas on how to get members excited about FCCLA.
1st Row: Aubrey Farnen, Autumn Auxier, Brantly Atha, Lawson Ostermann, August Tipton, Cheyenne Hurt, Paxton Gordon, Chloe Fuemmeler, and Lydea Britt
2nd Row: Bailey Weston, Karlie Schiltz, Ayla King, Avery Green, Nora Atterbury, Brynna Wallace, Gracie Snodgrass, Whesley Rexroat, Sawyer Boss, and Reid Lilly.
3rd Row: Lane Cruse, Chesney Kuhlman, Brynn Bachtel, Luke Britt, Brylee Wallace, Riley Stevens, Gracie Billue, Olivia Estes, Madeline Biere, Jameson Schoo, Jaxson Billue, and Willa Heddesheimer.
Members enjoyed an inspiring and informative speech by LyNae McFarland, an educator with Lifeline Services in Kirksville. Raising money for Lifeline is this year’s service project for the region. The region raised over $500 for Lifeline. This year members were also allowed to bring items for the state service project as their registration fee. These items were for Care to Learn, an organization that partners with school districts to provide emergent health, hunger and hygiene resources to students. Members brought over 250 items for Care to Learn.
After the meeting members enjoyed workshops provided by the regional officers and two members of the Lifeline services team. Lydea’s workshop centered on being an active member of an active chapter, giving members of the schools in the region new ideas on how to get members excited about FCCLA.
1st Row: Aubrey Farnen, Autumn Auxier, Brantly Atha, Lawson Ostermann, August Tipton, Cheyenne Hurt, Paxton Gordon, Chloe Fuemmeler, and Lydea Britt
2nd Row: Bailey Weston, Karlie Schiltz, Ayla King, Avery Green, Nora Atterbury, Brynna Wallace, Gracie Snodgrass, Whesley Rexroat, Sawyer Boss, and Reid Lilly.
3rd Row: Lane Cruse, Chesney Kuhlman, Brynn Bachtel, Luke Britt, Brylee Wallace, Riley Stevens, Gracie Billue, Olivia Estes, Madeline Biere, Jameson Schoo, Jaxson Billue, and Willa Heddesheimer.
SES Homecoming dress up days for Oct. 5th - Oct. 10th
Students toured the University of Missouri. They were able to view a lecture hall, residence hall, Rec Center, Student Center, and more throughout campus!
2025 Paris High School Softball Tournament Bracket
Graduation
HS Softball Score 9/23/25
JH Football Score 9/23/25
SES students enjoyed instrument exploration during music today. #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
Please use the following link to sign up for SES Parent Teacher Conferences: https://forms.gle/cb1mm6HqphVk5XEY7
SES will be hosting a book signing on October 9th for our new author, Kaylin Billington. Books should be ordered in advance.
