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North ParkThe Pie the Principal Fundraiser for the North Park PTO brought in $1057.61! Mrs. Musgrove's second graders raised the most money; every student pied Principal Trusty! | MATCForensic Medicine students had hands-on experience as crime scene investigators. Students learned how to gather evidence, bag it, and tag it correctly. Students compared evidence with the crime scene evidence the teacher gave them. | ECLC ECLC is holding a "Book Blast." Families sent emails and texts messages to friends/family worldwide to help their students build home libraries and ensure students have books. |
North Park
The Pie the Principal Fundraiser for the North Park PTO brought in $1057.61! Mrs. Musgrove's second graders raised the most money; every student pied Principal Trusty!
MATC
Forensic Medicine students had hands-on experience as crime scene investigators. Students learned how to gather evidence, bag it, and tag it correctly. Students compared evidence with the crime scene evidence the teacher gave them.
ECLC
JROTC Robotics lands in VEX Final 4
Last weekend, the Moberly Middle School JROTC Robotics team attended the Middle School VEX Robotics State Championships at Lincoln University in Jefferson City. The team consists of Gage Ferguson, Zoe Mudd, Austin Kitchen, and Marshall Dixson.
After the qualification matches, the MMS team ranked 4 out of 26 teams; the team made it to the semifinals in the elimination tournament!
Making it to the final four at the State level is a great way to finish the program's founding season!
The team was also awarded the Inspire Award. This is an award given to the team who displays outstanding leadership among their peers and cooperative learning throughout the season.
Sponsor Kate Horstmann shared, "I am very proud of our students. They exceeded our expectations for our district's first year in competitive robotics. I can't wait to see how this team grows and achieves more great things within the program. We are also very thankful for all of the supporters within the school and community."
School Board Candidate Forum to be held March 21
The annual League of Women Voters (LWV) Candidate Forum will be held on Tuesday, March 21 at City Hall at 6:30 p.m.
Five people filed to run for the three available seats on the School Board in the April 4 election. Incumbents Heather Cleavinger, Brett Soendker, and Scott Head are all running for re-election, and they will be challenged by Alan West and James Barker.
Candidates for our School Board and Randolph County Ambulance District will answer questions submitted by the public and formulated by LWV. This event will be streamed live on the LWV Facebook Page and broadcast on KWIX.
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