It's a great day to be a Cardinal!
Golf is competing today at Highland.
Tower building teamwork with their high school helper
SSHS Track @ Westran
SSHS Track at Westran (26 teams)
Tonight's South Shelby Baseball game have a radio broadcast at https://radio.securenetsystems.net/cwa/index.cfm?stationCallSign=KROCK2
Congratulations on scoring 100% on your math Evaluate!
Working the Walkie Talkie during Car Duty - We love our student leaders!
Congratulations to Summer Hunolt on be selected for the Missouri Association of Rural Educators Scholarship.
6th graders concentrating hard on their last math evaluate test of the year
The South Shelby Staff finally won a match against the SS Scholar Bowl team (420-240) in a practice match as we prepare for the district tournament this Saturday.
Mrs. Wilt's class average was Advanced in math on Evaluate this month!
Congratulations on scoring 100% on your math Evaluate!
Look who knows all of her capital letters!
South Shelby Golf takes home the Championship at the Palmyra Invitational.
The NENANA ICE CLASSIC! This is a classic! In Nenana, Alaska there is a river that is frozen. Since 1917, people have made bets as to when the ice would melt and the river would flow. It began with a group of railroad engineers. The winner that year took home $800. Today, people all over the world place bets at $3.00 each. A tripod is set up on the frozen water. A cable connects it to a clock that is on the shore. Folks bet as to when the ice will melt, the river will flow, the tripod will fall, tripping the clock and the time will stop. The person with the closest time wins all the money. It's Alaska's greatest guessing game! Last year, the pot was $233, 591. And at 6:57 pm on May 2, 2022, when the tripod fell and the clock stopped.
Room 148 did a little research and watched some YouTube videos of this fun event and are making our predictions. Students guessing the day they predict the ice will melt. On April 3 the ice was 30.8 inches. We have looked at long-range temps and past "ice breakings." It is MOST COMMON between April 20 and May 20. It has been as early as April 10. Students are predicting to the nearest minute. Keep in mind, that Alaska is warmer than usual this year. For more information go to nenanaiceclassic.com Here are some photos of students making their predictions.
6th graders reading novel partner books
Ballon rocket science.
The baseball game at Monroe City on Monday will be varsity only.
Congratulations to our Boys and Girls Teams for placing 1st. Also Congratulations to Logan Beasley for being the top Boys point Champion.
