Senior Decision Day is April 24, 2024 at 9:00 A.M. in the High School Lobby. Senior parents and families are invited to attend. Please see the attached agenda for more information. RSVP to Ms. Summerville at asummerville@salisbury.k12.mo.us so we can plan accordingly for seating.
An Annual Review/Evaluation of TITLE I, TITLE II and TITLE IV Programs Meeting will be held Wednesday, April 10, 2024 at 4:00 in the SES Library. All stakeholders are welcome to attend.
Today's Home Schedule:
HSBB vs Madison - Varsity Only starts at 5:00 pm
HS Track -Salisbury Open
Javelin starts at 2:30 pm
Remainder of Field Events start at 4:00 pm
Please be mindful of construction at the track.
Solar Eclipse at SES 2024! #ShineSES #PantherPRIDE
Schedule for Saturday's HS Baseball Games at New Franklin:
10:00 am - NF vs Mid-Buchanan
12:00 pm - Salisbury vs Mid-Buchanan
2:00 pm - Salisbury vs NF
The makeup date for the Knox Co HS BB game will be Tuesday, April 23, at 5:00 pm in Edina.
Salisbury Elementary Solar Eclipse Letter to the Parents
The link to view the solar eclipse safely is below.
https://eclipse.aas.org/eye-safety
Salisbury Elementary Spring Into Kindergarten April 4th 2024 at 7:00 pm
Solar Eclipse on Monday, April 8th.
Today's Golf match at Heritage Hills has been cancelled due to wet course conditions.
Due to field/weather conditions, the following events will be cancelled :
HS Track @ Cairo - 4/2/24
HS Baseball @ Knox Co - 4/2/24
MS Track @ Cairo - 4/3/24
Salisbury High School Prom Invitation
We Are Hiring!
Bus 12 will ride with bus 11 this afternoon.
The golf match at Paris and HS baseball game at Northwestern have both been canceled for today, 3/26/24.
Salisbury Ag Department's Lawn Mower Clinic
The HS Track Meet at South Shelby scheduled for today, 3/25/24, has been postponed to a later date TBA.
The MS track meet at Westran today, 3/25, has been cancelled.
Reminder: the winter sports awards program for cheer, HS girls, HS boys basketball will take place today, 3/24, at 2:00 pm in the dome.
Students from Salisbury attended the 2024 Missouri Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) State Leadership Conference, March 17-19, 2024, at Margaritaville Lake Resort and Conference Center in Osage Beach. Almost 1,600 delegates from across the state represented more than 8,600 members of Missouri FCCLA.
The following Salisbury FCCLA members attended the conference: Maddox Stapleton, Lydea Britt, Luke Britt, Montgomery Criswell, Bryce Manson, Lane Cruse, Avery Green, Abigail Rice, and Brylee Wallace Local chapter adviser Lindsay Ostermann also attended.
The conference centered on the student-developed theme “Missouri FCCLA: Out of this World” representing how Missouri FCCLA members are launching their leadership to new levels. The conference kicked off with the Opening General Session on Sunday evening where the 2023-2024 Missouri FCCLA State Executive Council presided. The keynote speaker was Dr. Laymon Hicks.
On Monday, almost 800 students participated in more than 30 competitive STAR Events – Students Taking Action with Recognition. All 8 students that competed were recognized on stage for being in the top 5 of their respective category. The following students received a Gold Medal and are advancing to the National Competition in Seattle, Washington this summer: Lane Cruse in Professional Presentation and Abigail Rice in Entrepreneurship. Member receiving gold Maddox Stapleton in Entrepreneurship. Members receiving a silver Luke Britt in Job Interview, Avery Green in Food Innovations, Brylee Wallace in Chapter in Review Display, and Bryce Manson and Montgomery Criswell in Repurpose and Redesign.
Lydea Britt served as Region 3 Vice President of Entertainment while at the conference. She assisted in leading the regional section during sessions. And provided an ice breaker activity in the regional meeting on Tuesday morning.
Students also were able to attend workshops on leadership development, community service, career preparation, and healthy living. Exhibits from Missouri colleges, universities, and vendors were also present at the conference. Student voting delegates elected the 2024-2025 Missouri FCCLA State Executive Council and raised money for our state outreach project benefitting LOVEtheLOU.
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 of Missouri
FCCLA, youth-centered leadership, helps members develop those "skills for life"—planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision-making, and interpersonal communication—necessary in the workplace and in the home.
