FBLA left Sunday, April 10, for a 2 day competition in Springfield. These students are competing on Sunday: Morgan, Madison, and Haley in Public Service Announcements; and Clurie and Abby in Graphic Design.

Child development class visited the early childhood program today and shared activity books that they had created.

The library will be closing today at 11:45 and will not open until Tuesday at noon. I’m sorry for the inconvenience, but it can’t be avoided! Please plan ahead and have Chromebooks charged or bring your charger to school with you. Prom papers can be turned in Tuesday afternoon.

Turn in papers by April 14!

Forestry Team: Darin Garrett, Jordan McKinney, Natalie Hinkle, and Joseph Bohrer

Ag Mechanics Team: Aaron Waller, Noah Graham, and Blake Middleton

Livestock Team: Ava Umfleet, Kloe L’Heureux, Logan Green, and Trevor Miller

Teams will compete at the state competition held in Columbia, MO, on April 21 and 22.

I think the problems have been solved, so the scholarship link is live again. However, if you see a problem…such as opening a file and finding that it’s not a blank copy…then email Mrs. Briley immediately! Thank you!

Local Scholarships Link

The Clearwater High School Choir traveled to Three Rivers College in Poplar Bluff to perform at the District Large Ensemble Festival today, 3/31. The choir received Outstanding & Satisfactory ratings for their performances. They are also able to observe other bands and choirs from our area.

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The Clearwater Tigers Golf Team traveled to Farmington to play in the North County Invitational at St. Francis Country Club. The Tigers shot a 4 person 18 hole score of 403. Nate Norris medaled, finishing 5th with an 83. Will Morris finished just outside of medaling at 14th with an 88. Freshman Conner Roberts shot well in his first big tournament with a 113. It was a windy day on a wet course that made the holes play longer than normal. The Tigers battled and had a good day overall. The team looks forward to our next opportunity to play as we look to improve on our previous scores.

Prom Walk is at the high school. When it is over, you will go to Eagle Sky one of three ways:

1. drive yourself
2. ride with another student or under 21 age guest
3. ride the bus

Parents, older friends, other family members, etc., may not drive you to Eagle Sky. Only students, their under 21 age guests, and school chaperones will be allowed into Eagle Sky for prom. This is for safety reasons—fewer people, fewer vehicles—and what was agreed upon with Eagle Sky management.