Our community always supports South Shelby students. An anonymous donor donated tickets for 5 students to attend the high school musical this weekend along with concession money. These students are so excited to attend the production.
OPENING NIGHT!
Come see the very talented students from Shelby County performing tonight at Hawkins Theater!
Come see the very talented students from Shelby County performing tonight at Hawkins Theater!
South Shelby FCCLA spent the day at the St. Louis Zoo as part of Missouri FCCLA's Industry Immersion Series. Members spent a beautiful day at the zoo while learning about potential career opportunities at the zoo.
There is NO MS Basketball games tonight. The calendar had a misprint.
A big thank you to one of the men's small groups from Shelbina Christian Church who sponsored my ELA Pizza Party. These students participated in a Figurative Language Scavenger Hunt, and instead of individual rewards, they decided to combine all their points for a pizza party!
Congrats SSMS A team Ladybirds on your win over Macon!
SSMS Boys come up short vs Macon in a exciting game 41-29
SSMS B team boys fell to Macon tonight. Keep working hard.
SSMS B Team Ladybirds with a great win over Macon tonight! Keep up the great work ladies!!
Thank You Veteran's!
Biology classes ran a relay race simulation of photosynthesis to get a better visual of the process. It's always a fun time and MESS of water everywhere.
SSMS and SSHS choir students putting the final touches on the songs for Veterans Day!
The Middle and High School Band preparing for the Veterans Day Assembly.
Mrs. Stevenson Physical Science Acid Lab! Safety 1st.
Mrs. Wilcox working with students on MLA format and MLA citations.
Dear Parents/Guardians of Shelby County R-IV School District,
Does your child/student have access to a cell phone whether it be theirs, yours, or someone else’s? Does your child/student have access to social media or gaming devices that allow them to communicate with others? If so, regardless of the age of your children, we strongly encourage you to attend the BeAlert presentation happening at South Shelby next week to learn more about ways you can keep your child/student safe.
Russ Tuttle is the president and founder of The Stop Trafficking Project®. He uses his strengths of communication, leadership, team development, and compassion to end domestic minor sex trafficking (DMST). He is an active member of several coalitions and task forces in Kansas and Missouri.
Russ is also the creator and director of BeAlert®, which is the prevention and awareness strategy of The Stop Trafficking Project®. His presentations are designed to:
1) educate and empower students and
2) guide adults from awareness to action
On November 18 at 6:00 p.m. in the South Shelby Elementary Commons, Mr. Tuttle will present to adults in our community to provide education regarding the dangers of social media, including the exploitation of children into human trafficking. Adults from the following groups will be invited:
Law enforcement
Firefighter’s and EMT’s
Medical professionals
Counselors
Faith community leaders
School personnel
Parents, guardians, and all other adult family members
We encourage all parents and guardians to attend the adult only presentation on the evening of November 18th.
WHAT: Presentation for ADULTS ONLY on Tuesday, November 18th.
TOPIC: Student Safety - To educate and empower caring adults and members of our community about the dangers of social media for students, in an effort to keep our kids safe.
LOCATION: South Shelby Elementary Commons
SPONSOR: Shelby County Opioid Fund
TIME: 6:00 p.m. (Doors will open at 5:30 p.m.)
OTHER DETAILS: Please park in the main lots and enter using the main Elem doors
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Billy Daleske Superintendent South Shelby
The next day, on November 19, there will be 4 educational assemblies presented at an age appropriate level for K-12 students in an effort to educate them, to empower them, and to keep them safe regarding “online” dangers. All students, regardless of age, can be subjected to dangers if they are online, or using any type of social media. The presentations on Wednesday, November 19, during the school day will be for students and staff only.
Thank you for your cooperation and continued support in helping us educate your children to help them be successful and to keep them safe. The safety of our students is our top priority.
BE ALERT STUDENT PRESENTATIONS
Dear Parent or Guardian,
Despite the positive aspects of social media, there are still an abundance of risk factors, such as privacy endangerment, exploitation, and online harassment. All these negatives make social platforms a dangerous place for children, regardless of their age.
The primary goal of the BeAlert student presentations is to educate and empower your child/student regarding online dangers including, but not limited to the following:
Cyberbullying
Exploitation of vulnerabilities: loneliness, isolation, depression, sexting
Invasion of privacy
Identify theft
Risk of drug abuse
Your child seeing offensive images and message (possibly of a sexual nature)
The presence of a stranger who may be there to “groom” them
We recognize the right of parents to choose to opt their child out of the age-appropriate presentation. If you choose to do so, please contact the office in the building where he/she attends, no later than Monday, November 17.
Respectfully,
Dr. Billy Daleske
Superintendent
Shelby County R-IV School District
Does your child/student have access to a cell phone whether it be theirs, yours, or someone else’s? Does your child/student have access to social media or gaming devices that allow them to communicate with others? If so, regardless of the age of your children, we strongly encourage you to attend the BeAlert presentation happening at South Shelby next week to learn more about ways you can keep your child/student safe.
Russ Tuttle is the president and founder of The Stop Trafficking Project®. He uses his strengths of communication, leadership, team development, and compassion to end domestic minor sex trafficking (DMST). He is an active member of several coalitions and task forces in Kansas and Missouri.
Russ is also the creator and director of BeAlert®, which is the prevention and awareness strategy of The Stop Trafficking Project®. His presentations are designed to:
1) educate and empower students and
2) guide adults from awareness to action
On November 18 at 6:00 p.m. in the South Shelby Elementary Commons, Mr. Tuttle will present to adults in our community to provide education regarding the dangers of social media, including the exploitation of children into human trafficking. Adults from the following groups will be invited:
Law enforcement
Firefighter’s and EMT’s
Medical professionals
Counselors
Faith community leaders
School personnel
Parents, guardians, and all other adult family members
We encourage all parents and guardians to attend the adult only presentation on the evening of November 18th.
WHAT: Presentation for ADULTS ONLY on Tuesday, November 18th.
TOPIC: Student Safety - To educate and empower caring adults and members of our community about the dangers of social media for students, in an effort to keep our kids safe.
LOCATION: South Shelby Elementary Commons
SPONSOR: Shelby County Opioid Fund
TIME: 6:00 p.m. (Doors will open at 5:30 p.m.)
OTHER DETAILS: Please park in the main lots and enter using the main Elem doors
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Billy Daleske Superintendent South Shelby
The next day, on November 19, there will be 4 educational assemblies presented at an age appropriate level for K-12 students in an effort to educate them, to empower them, and to keep them safe regarding “online” dangers. All students, regardless of age, can be subjected to dangers if they are online, or using any type of social media. The presentations on Wednesday, November 19, during the school day will be for students and staff only.
Thank you for your cooperation and continued support in helping us educate your children to help them be successful and to keep them safe. The safety of our students is our top priority.
BE ALERT STUDENT PRESENTATIONS
Dear Parent or Guardian,
Despite the positive aspects of social media, there are still an abundance of risk factors, such as privacy endangerment, exploitation, and online harassment. All these negatives make social platforms a dangerous place for children, regardless of their age.
The primary goal of the BeAlert student presentations is to educate and empower your child/student regarding online dangers including, but not limited to the following:
Cyberbullying
Exploitation of vulnerabilities: loneliness, isolation, depression, sexting
Invasion of privacy
Identify theft
Risk of drug abuse
Your child seeing offensive images and message (possibly of a sexual nature)
The presence of a stranger who may be there to “groom” them
We recognize the right of parents to choose to opt their child out of the age-appropriate presentation. If you choose to do so, please contact the office in the building where he/she attends, no later than Monday, November 17.
Respectfully,
Dr. Billy Daleske
Superintendent
Shelby County R-IV School District
South Shelby Basketball Jamboree Monday, Nov 17th @ 5:30 PM
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZI7rF1ZdAz_zvDc_rDp1WLFOPIbSjQO5rxGdhnVYTgY/edit?tab=t.0
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZI7rF1ZdAz_zvDc_rDp1WLFOPIbSjQO5rxGdhnVYTgY/edit?tab=t.0
Join Parents As Teachers and South Shelby FCCLA for Breakfast with Santa! Wear your Christmas jammies and join us for pancakes, crafts, games, and story time!
Saturday, December 6
9-11 AM
South Shelby Elementary
Saturday, December 6
9-11 AM
South Shelby Elementary
South Shelby Middle School Boys win at Brookfield 44-20 in the A game and 54-2 in the B game.
Additional information on Friday's District Championship.
Unionville Hy-Vee will be sponsoring our Booster Club Tailgate meal at 5:30 outside of the HS commons. Free-will donation.
Direct link for tickets
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/mshsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzQxMDQ%3D
Unionville Hy-Vee will be sponsoring our Booster Club Tailgate meal at 5:30 outside of the HS commons. Free-will donation.
Direct link for tickets
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/mshsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzQxMDQ%3D