Happening Tonight!!! 6-7:30 pm. Doors open at 5:45 pm.
Elsberry's annual Parent Summit is on Wednesday, February 18th, from 6 pm-7:30 pm, doors open at 5:45 pm. Parenting is tough, and there is no instruction manual, but we can learn from each other. Parent Summit is a time for all LCR-II parents to learn together and support one another. Not only is everything free, but each adult attendee will receive a $10 gift card!
Dinner and child entertainment provided.
While parents attend their informational sessions, kids will enjoy a free show from world-renowned magician DJ Edwards!
Choose up to 3 sessions in one night! All sessions are 25 minutes each, and some will be offered virtually.
Informational sessions include:
- Teen Summit Presentation: Middle school students who attended the Teen Summit will share what they learned about drug and alcohol trends in Lincoln County and how parents can protect and inform their children.
- The Anxious Generation - Screen Time and Your Child: Looking at the research from the best-selling book The Anxious Generation, learn about the impact of screen time on your child and walk away with real solutions to reduce and monitor usage. In-person attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the book.
- Nutrition for Children: Learn about the impact of nutrition on children, not just physically but mentally, academically, emotionally, and developmentally. Walk away with healthy meal and snack ideas and ways to make small, healthy changes at home.
- Navigating Change & Loss: Divorce, death, moving, new siblings. Life is full of big changes, and they are difficult to navigate for children. This session will give you practical advice for how to help your child through changes and loss, as well as when to reach out for additional help.
- Anxiety and Your Child: What is anxiety? What does it look like? How can you help your child through it? When should you reach out for more help? This session will answer all of those questions and more.
- Putting Down Phones/Picking Up Family Time: This exciting session is filled with hands-on ideas for entertaining and bonding with your child - without a screen! Get ideas for fun, easy games, crafts, experiments, puzzles, and more! Walk away with new ideas, activities to take home, and an understanding of why it's so important we play with our children.
Elsberry's annual Parent Summit is on Wednesday, February 18th, from 6 pm-7:30 pm, doors open at 5:45 pm. Parenting is tough, and there is no instruction manual, but we can learn from each other. Parent Summit is a time for all LCR-II parents to learn together and support one another. Not only is everything free, but each adult attendee will receive a $10 gift card!
Dinner and child entertainment provided.
While parents attend their informational sessions, kids will enjoy a free show from world-renowned magician DJ Edwards!
Choose up to 3 sessions in one night! All sessions are 25 minutes each, and some will be offered virtually.
Informational sessions include:
- Teen Summit Presentation: Middle school students who attended the Teen Summit will share what they learned about drug and alcohol trends in Lincoln County and how parents can protect and inform their children.
- The Anxious Generation - Screen Time and Your Child: Looking at the research from the best-selling book The Anxious Generation, learn about the impact of screen time on your child and walk away with real solutions to reduce and monitor usage. In-person attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the book.
- Nutrition for Children: Learn about the impact of nutrition on children, not just physically but mentally, academically, emotionally, and developmentally. Walk away with healthy meal and snack ideas and ways to make small, healthy changes at home.
- Navigating Change & Loss: Divorce, death, moving, new siblings. Life is full of big changes, and they are difficult to navigate for children. This session will give you practical advice for how to help your child through changes and loss, as well as when to reach out for additional help.
- Anxiety and Your Child: What is anxiety? What does it look like? How can you help your child through it? When should you reach out for more help? This session will answer all of those questions and more.
- Putting Down Phones/Picking Up Family Time: This exciting session is filled with hands-on ideas for entertaining and bonding with your child - without a screen! Get ideas for fun, easy games, crafts, experiments, puzzles, and more! Walk away with new ideas, activities to take home, and an understanding of why it's so important we play with our children.
Elsberry's annual Parent Summit is on Wednesday, February 18th, from 6 pm-7:30 pm, doors open at 5:45 pm. Parenting is tough, and there is no instruction manual, but we can learn from each other. Parent Summit is a time for all LCR-II parents to learn together and support one another. Not only is everything free, but each adult attendee will receive a $10 gift card!
Dinner and child entertainment provided.
While parents attend their informational sessions, kids will enjoy a free show from world-renowned magician DJ Edwards!
Choose up to 3 sessions in one night! All sessions are 25 minutes each, and some will be offered virtually.
Informational sessions include:
- Teen Summit Presentation: Middle school students who attended the Teen Summit will share what they learned about drug and alcohol trends in Lincoln County and how parents can protect and inform their children.
- The Anxious Generation - Screen Time and Your Child: Looking at the research from the best-selling book The Anxious Generation, learn about the impact of screen time on your child and walk away with real solutions to reduce and monitor usage. In-person attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the book.
- Nutrition for Children: Learn about the impact of nutrition on children, not just physically but mentally, academically, emotionally, and developmentally. Walk away with healthy meal and snack ideas and ways to make small, healthy changes at home.
- Navigating Change & Loss: Divorce, death, moving, new siblings. Life is full of big changes, and they are difficult to navigate for children. This session will give you practical advice for how to help your child through changes and loss, as well as when to reach out for additional help.
- Anxiety and Your Child: What is anxiety? What does it look like? How can you help your child through it? When should you reach out for more help? This session will answer all of those questions and more.
- Putting Down Phones/Picking Up Family Time: This exciting session is filled with hands-on ideas for entertaining and bonding with your child - without a screen! Get ideas for fun, easy games, crafts, experiments, puzzles, and more! Walk away with new ideas, activities to take home, and an understanding of why it's so important we play with our children.
Dinner and child entertainment provided.
While parents attend their informational sessions, kids will enjoy a free show from world-renowned magician DJ Edwards!
Choose up to 3 sessions in one night! All sessions are 25 minutes each, and some will be offered virtually.
Informational sessions include:
- Teen Summit Presentation: Middle school students who attended the Teen Summit will share what they learned about drug and alcohol trends in Lincoln County and how parents can protect and inform their children.
- The Anxious Generation - Screen Time and Your Child: Looking at the research from the best-selling book The Anxious Generation, learn about the impact of screen time on your child and walk away with real solutions to reduce and monitor usage. In-person attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the book.
- Nutrition for Children: Learn about the impact of nutrition on children, not just physically but mentally, academically, emotionally, and developmentally. Walk away with healthy meal and snack ideas and ways to make small, healthy changes at home.
- Navigating Change & Loss: Divorce, death, moving, new siblings. Life is full of big changes, and they are difficult to navigate for children. This session will give you practical advice for how to help your child through changes and loss, as well as when to reach out for additional help.
- Anxiety and Your Child: What is anxiety? What does it look like? How can you help your child through it? When should you reach out for more help? This session will answer all of those questions and more.
- Putting Down Phones/Picking Up Family Time: This exciting session is filled with hands-on ideas for entertaining and bonding with your child - without a screen! Get ideas for fun, easy games, crafts, experiments, puzzles, and more! Walk away with new ideas, activities to take home, and an understanding of why it's so important we play with our children.
Congratulations to Paul LaBlanca and our outstanding transportation team on a remarkable achievement! We are proud to share that 18 out of 18 buses successfully passed the state inspection—a testament to the team’s diligence, expertise, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
This accomplishment reflects the hard work and attention to detail that goes into ensuring our students travel safely each day. We are grateful for the professionalism and dedication of our bus staff and for the essential role they play in supporting our students, families, and the entire Elsberry R-II School District community.
Thank you for your continued commitment to serving our district with pride and excellence!
Your Missouri State Highway Patrol Inspection Status for 2026 as of 02/13/2026 is as follows...
Approved 18
Rejected 0
Out of Service 0
Advisory 0
Not Presented 0
Total Inspections 18 of 18
This accomplishment reflects the hard work and attention to detail that goes into ensuring our students travel safely each day. We are grateful for the professionalism and dedication of our bus staff and for the essential role they play in supporting our students, families, and the entire Elsberry R-II School District community.
Thank you for your continued commitment to serving our district with pride and excellence!
Your Missouri State Highway Patrol Inspection Status for 2026 as of 02/13/2026 is as follows...
Approved 18
Rejected 0
Out of Service 0
Advisory 0
Not Presented 0
Total Inspections 18 of 18
Position Title: High School Principal
Location: Elsberry High School
District: Elsberry R-II School District
School Year: 2026–2027
High School Principal
The Elsberry R-II School District is seeking a dynamic, visionary, and student-centered leader to serve as the Principal of Elsberry High School.
We are looking for a leader who is passionate about building a positive school culture, strengthening instructional practices, and fostering strong relationships with students, staff, and the community. The successful candidate will demonstrate a commitment to academic excellence, collaborative leadership, and continuous school improvement.
Elsberry High School is proud of its strong community support and dedicated staff. This is an outstanding opportunity for an instructional leader who values visibility, transparency, and high expectations for both students and adults.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide strong instructional leadership focused on student achievement and growth.
Foster a positive, student-centered school climate and culture.
Support and develop teachers through meaningful feedback and evaluation.
Lead continuous school improvement efforts aligned to district goals.
Use data to inform decisions and drive instructional practices.
Maintain high visibility and build strong relationships with students, staff, and families.
Ensure safe, organized, and efficient school operations.
Collaborate with district leadership to advance the mission and vision of the Elsberry R-II School District.
Qualifications:
Valid Missouri Principal Certification.
Successful experience in educational leadership and/or classroom instruction.
Strong understanding of curriculum, assessment, and effective instructional strategies.
Demonstrated ability to lead, motivate, and develop staff.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Compensation & Benefits:
Salary Range: $70,000 – $85,000 (based on experience and qualifications)
Full Paid Board Benefits
Four-Day School Week
Supportive district leadership and collaborative culture
The Elsberry R-II School District is committed to providing an exceptional educational experience for all students. We are seeking a principal who will lead with integrity, vision, and a strong commitment to students and staff.
Interested applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume, transcripts, certification documentation, and references to Mr. Mike Boedeker at mboedeker@elsberry.k12.mo.us
Join us in leading Elsberry High School toward continued growth and success.
Location: Elsberry High School
District: Elsberry R-II School District
School Year: 2026–2027
High School Principal
The Elsberry R-II School District is seeking a dynamic, visionary, and student-centered leader to serve as the Principal of Elsberry High School.
We are looking for a leader who is passionate about building a positive school culture, strengthening instructional practices, and fostering strong relationships with students, staff, and the community. The successful candidate will demonstrate a commitment to academic excellence, collaborative leadership, and continuous school improvement.
Elsberry High School is proud of its strong community support and dedicated staff. This is an outstanding opportunity for an instructional leader who values visibility, transparency, and high expectations for both students and adults.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide strong instructional leadership focused on student achievement and growth.
Foster a positive, student-centered school climate and culture.
Support and develop teachers through meaningful feedback and evaluation.
Lead continuous school improvement efforts aligned to district goals.
Use data to inform decisions and drive instructional practices.
Maintain high visibility and build strong relationships with students, staff, and families.
Ensure safe, organized, and efficient school operations.
Collaborate with district leadership to advance the mission and vision of the Elsberry R-II School District.
Qualifications:
Valid Missouri Principal Certification.
Successful experience in educational leadership and/or classroom instruction.
Strong understanding of curriculum, assessment, and effective instructional strategies.
Demonstrated ability to lead, motivate, and develop staff.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Compensation & Benefits:
Salary Range: $70,000 – $85,000 (based on experience and qualifications)
Full Paid Board Benefits
Four-Day School Week
Supportive district leadership and collaborative culture
The Elsberry R-II School District is committed to providing an exceptional educational experience for all students. We are seeking a principal who will lead with integrity, vision, and a strong commitment to students and staff.
Interested applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume, transcripts, certification documentation, and references to Mr. Mike Boedeker at mboedeker@elsberry.k12.mo.us
Join us in leading Elsberry High School toward continued growth and success.
Position Title: Elementary Principal
Location: Clarence Cannon Elementary School
District: Elsberry R-II School District
School Year: 2026–2027
Elementary Principal – Clarence Cannon Elementary School
The Elsberry R-II School District is seeking a dynamic, visionary, and student-centered leader to serve as the Elementary Principal of Clarence Cannon Elementary School.
We are looking for a leader who is passionate about building a positive school culture, strengthening instructional practices, and fostering strong relationships with students, staff, and the community. The successful candidate will demonstrate a commitment to academic excellence, collaborative leadership, and continuous school improvement.
Clarence Cannon Elementary is proud of its strong community support and dedicated staff. This is an outstanding opportunity for an instructional leader who values visibility, transparency, and high expectations for both students and adults.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide strong instructional leadership focused on student achievement and growth.
Foster a positive, student-centered school climate and culture.
Support and develop teachers through meaningful feedback and evaluation.
Lead continuous school improvement efforts aligned to district goals.
Use data to inform decisions and drive instructional practices.
Maintain high visibility and build strong relationships with students, staff, and families.
Ensure safe, organized, and efficient school operations.
Collaborate with district leadership to advance the mission and vision of the Elsberry R-II School District.
Qualifications:
Valid Missouri Principal Certification.
Successful experience in educational leadership and/or classroom instruction.
Strong understanding of curriculum, assessment, and effective instructional strategies.
Demonstrated ability to lead, motivate, and develop staff.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Compensation & Benefits:
Salary Range: $70,000 – $85,000 (based on experience and qualifications)
Full Paid Board Benefits
Four-Day School Week
Supportive district leadership and collaborative culture
The Elsberry R-II School District is committed to providing an exceptional educational experience for all students. We are seeking a principal who will lead with integrity, vision, and a strong commitment to students and staff.
Interested applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume, transcripts, certification documentation, and references to Mr. Mike Boedeker at mboedeker@elsberry.k12.mo.us
Join us in leading Clarence Cannon Elementary toward continued growth and success.
Location: Clarence Cannon Elementary School
District: Elsberry R-II School District
School Year: 2026–2027
Elementary Principal – Clarence Cannon Elementary School
The Elsberry R-II School District is seeking a dynamic, visionary, and student-centered leader to serve as the Elementary Principal of Clarence Cannon Elementary School.
We are looking for a leader who is passionate about building a positive school culture, strengthening instructional practices, and fostering strong relationships with students, staff, and the community. The successful candidate will demonstrate a commitment to academic excellence, collaborative leadership, and continuous school improvement.
Clarence Cannon Elementary is proud of its strong community support and dedicated staff. This is an outstanding opportunity for an instructional leader who values visibility, transparency, and high expectations for both students and adults.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide strong instructional leadership focused on student achievement and growth.
Foster a positive, student-centered school climate and culture.
Support and develop teachers through meaningful feedback and evaluation.
Lead continuous school improvement efforts aligned to district goals.
Use data to inform decisions and drive instructional practices.
Maintain high visibility and build strong relationships with students, staff, and families.
Ensure safe, organized, and efficient school operations.
Collaborate with district leadership to advance the mission and vision of the Elsberry R-II School District.
Qualifications:
Valid Missouri Principal Certification.
Successful experience in educational leadership and/or classroom instruction.
Strong understanding of curriculum, assessment, and effective instructional strategies.
Demonstrated ability to lead, motivate, and develop staff.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Compensation & Benefits:
Salary Range: $70,000 – $85,000 (based on experience and qualifications)
Full Paid Board Benefits
Four-Day School Week
Supportive district leadership and collaborative culture
The Elsberry R-II School District is committed to providing an exceptional educational experience for all students. We are seeking a principal who will lead with integrity, vision, and a strong commitment to students and staff.
Interested applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume, transcripts, certification documentation, and references to Mr. Mike Boedeker at mboedeker@elsberry.k12.mo.us
Join us in leading Clarence Cannon Elementary toward continued growth and success.
💙 Thank You, PB&T! 💙
The Elsberry R-II School District would like to extend our sincere thanks to PB&T for their generous donation to help cover past-due lunch balances. Your continued support makes a meaningful difference for our students and families, and we are truly grateful for your partnership in our community.
#ThankYou #CommunitySupport #ElsberryProud #StudentSuccess
The Elsberry R-II School District would like to extend our sincere thanks to PB&T for their generous donation to help cover past-due lunch balances. Your continued support makes a meaningful difference for our students and families, and we are truly grateful for your partnership in our community.
#ThankYou #CommunitySupport #ElsberryProud #StudentSuccess
Elsberry's Annual Parent Summit is on Wednesday, February, 18th, from 6 pm-7:30 pm, doors open at 5:45 pm. Parenting is tough, and there is no instruction manual, but we can learn from each other. Parent Summit is a time for all LCR-II parents to learn together and support one another. Not only is everything free, but each adult attendee will receive a $10 gift card!
Dinner and child entertainment provided.
While parents attend their informational sessions, kids will enjoy a free show from world-renowned magician DJ Edwards!
Choose up to 3 sessions in one night! All sessions are 25 minutes each, and some will be offered virtually.
Informational sessions include:
- Teen Summit Presentation: Middle school students who attended the Teen Summit will share what they learned about drug and alcohol trends in Lincoln County and how parents can protect and inform their children.
- The Anxious Generation - Screen Time and Your Child: Looking at the research from the best-selling book The Anxious Generation, learn about the impact of screen time on your child and walk away with real solutions to reduce and monitor usage. In-person attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the book.
- Nutrition for Children: Learn about the impact of nutrition on children, not just physically but mentally, academically, emotionally, and developmentally. Walk away with healthy meal and snack ideas and ways to make small, healthy changes at home.
- Navigating Change & Loss: Divorce, death, moving, new siblings. Life is full of big changes, and they are difficult to navigate for children. This session will give you practical advice for how to help your child through changes and loss, as well as when to reach out for additional help.
- Anxiety and Your Child: What is anxiety? What does it look like? How can you help your child through it? When should you reach out for more help? This session will answer all of those questions and more.
- Putting Down Phones/Picking Up Family Time: This exciting session is filled with hands-on ideas for entertaining and bonding with your child - without a screen! Get ideas for fun, easy games, crafts, experiments, puzzles, and more! Walk away with new ideas, activities to take home, and an understanding of why it's so important we play with our children.
Dinner and child entertainment provided.
While parents attend their informational sessions, kids will enjoy a free show from world-renowned magician DJ Edwards!
Choose up to 3 sessions in one night! All sessions are 25 minutes each, and some will be offered virtually.
Informational sessions include:
- Teen Summit Presentation: Middle school students who attended the Teen Summit will share what they learned about drug and alcohol trends in Lincoln County and how parents can protect and inform their children.
- The Anxious Generation - Screen Time and Your Child: Looking at the research from the best-selling book The Anxious Generation, learn about the impact of screen time on your child and walk away with real solutions to reduce and monitor usage. In-person attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the book.
- Nutrition for Children: Learn about the impact of nutrition on children, not just physically but mentally, academically, emotionally, and developmentally. Walk away with healthy meal and snack ideas and ways to make small, healthy changes at home.
- Navigating Change & Loss: Divorce, death, moving, new siblings. Life is full of big changes, and they are difficult to navigate for children. This session will give you practical advice for how to help your child through changes and loss, as well as when to reach out for additional help.
- Anxiety and Your Child: What is anxiety? What does it look like? How can you help your child through it? When should you reach out for more help? This session will answer all of those questions and more.
- Putting Down Phones/Picking Up Family Time: This exciting session is filled with hands-on ideas for entertaining and bonding with your child - without a screen! Get ideas for fun, easy games, crafts, experiments, puzzles, and more! Walk away with new ideas, activities to take home, and an understanding of why it's so important we play with our children.
Elsberry School District will resume regular bus routes starting tomorrow, January 29, 2026
Elsberry School District will be running snow routes tomorrow, January 28, 2026. Snow routes can be found by clicking on the link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nvix6OEyD-VFyxNur32t3ZIOumgpqArAyEMTqh6WvvQ/edit?usp=sharing OR by going to the district website.
Elsberry School District will be closed tomorrow, January 27,2026 due to winter weather.
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Get those poms ready! 📣✨ The Little Indians Cheer Clinic is back, and you do NOT want your mini-cheerleader to miss out on the most high-energy weekend of the winter!
🎀 Why You Need to Be There:
This isn't just a clinic—it's a chance for your PreK through 6th grader to learn from the EHS Cheerleaders, master new jumps, and perform a routine under the big lights! Plus, every participant gets their very own t-shirt and poms for the game.
⏳ Don't Wait!
SignUp Sheets are heading home THIS FRIDAY (1/9). These spots fill up fast, so make sure to check those backpacks and get your forms back ASAP!
🗓️ Mark Your Calendars:
Clinic Day: Saturday, Feb 7th (10:00 AM - Noon) @ the High School.
Showtime: Monday, Feb 9th! Watch your athlete shine in the cafeteria for the big performance. 🌟
💰 Cost: $25.00 (Cash or Check to Elsberry R-II)
Don’t let your little one be the only one missing the spirit! If you have questions, reach out to Mrs. Turner at rturner@elsberry.k12.mo.us.
Let’s go, Indians! ❤️🖤🤍
#LittleIndians #CheerClinic #ElsberryPride #FutureCheerleaders #Don’tMissOut
🎀 Why You Need to Be There:
This isn't just a clinic—it's a chance for your PreK through 6th grader to learn from the EHS Cheerleaders, master new jumps, and perform a routine under the big lights! Plus, every participant gets their very own t-shirt and poms for the game.
⏳ Don't Wait!
SignUp Sheets are heading home THIS FRIDAY (1/9). These spots fill up fast, so make sure to check those backpacks and get your forms back ASAP!
🗓️ Mark Your Calendars:
Clinic Day: Saturday, Feb 7th (10:00 AM - Noon) @ the High School.
Showtime: Monday, Feb 9th! Watch your athlete shine in the cafeteria for the big performance. 🌟
💰 Cost: $25.00 (Cash or Check to Elsberry R-II)
Don’t let your little one be the only one missing the spirit! If you have questions, reach out to Mrs. Turner at rturner@elsberry.k12.mo.us.
Let’s go, Indians! ❤️🖤🤍
#LittleIndians #CheerClinic #ElsberryPride #FutureCheerleaders #Don’tMissOut
Big shoutout to the dream team behind our 3rd graders! 🍎✨
Third grade is such a pivotal year—it’s where students transition from "learning to read" to "reading to learn." Our incredible teachers don’t just teach curriculum; they build confidence, spark curiosity, and make sure every child feels seen and supported.
From creative science experiments to mastering multiplication, these educators go above and beyond every single day. We are so lucky to have their passion and expertise in our classrooms! 📚❤️
#TeacherAppreciation #3rdGradeRocks #EducationHeroes #ElsberryPride
Third grade is such a pivotal year—it’s where students transition from "learning to read" to "reading to learn." Our incredible teachers don’t just teach curriculum; they build confidence, spark curiosity, and make sure every child feels seen and supported.
From creative science experiments to mastering multiplication, these educators go above and beyond every single day. We are so lucky to have their passion and expertise in our classrooms! 📚❤️
#TeacherAppreciation #3rdGradeRocks #EducationHeroes #ElsberryPride
That's a great picture! Here are a couple of options for a social media post that combines Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) and a focus on giving:
🎅 Don't be the only one sitting in class without your favorite cap! 🧢❌
It's almost time for Hat Day, and we're bringing the fun and the festive spirit this Friday, December 12th!
Here’s the deal:
What: Wear your coolest hat (Santa hats, baseball caps, beanies—you name it!).
When: This Friday!
How to Participate: Just bring $1!
The Best Part: Your $1 goes straight to the Giving Tree to help make the holidays bright for those in need. 🎄
Show your style, support a great cause, and don't miss out! See you Friday!
#HatDay #GivingTree #SchoolFun #DontMissOut #TistheSeason #GivingBack
🎅 Don't be the only one sitting in class without your favorite cap! 🧢❌
It's almost time for Hat Day, and we're bringing the fun and the festive spirit this Friday, December 12th!
Here’s the deal:
What: Wear your coolest hat (Santa hats, baseball caps, beanies—you name it!).
When: This Friday!
How to Participate: Just bring $1!
The Best Part: Your $1 goes straight to the Giving Tree to help make the holidays bright for those in need. 🎄
Show your style, support a great cause, and don't miss out! See you Friday!
#HatDay #GivingTree #SchoolFun #DontMissOut #TistheSeason #GivingBack
Subject: The Dream Team: 2nd Grade Edition!
Can we get a huge round of applause for our 3 stellar 2nd Grade Teachers?! 👏👏👏
They are the definition of amazing! They make learning fun, they build confidence, and they tackle every challenge with enthusiasm.
THANK YOU for everything you do! Our students are thriving because of your passion. We appreciate you more than words can say! ✨
Can we get a huge round of applause for our 3 stellar 2nd Grade Teachers?! 👏👏👏
They are the definition of amazing! They make learning fun, they build confidence, and they tackle every challenge with enthusiasm.
THANK YOU for everything you do! Our students are thriving because of your passion. We appreciate you more than words can say! ✨
🥳 Exciting News for Elsberry R-II School District!
We are absolutely thrilled and deeply grateful to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MoDNR) for awarding our district an almost $785,000 low-interest loan through their Energy Loan Program! 👏
This incredible investment will fund essential lighting and HVAC upgrades across our buildings, leading to:
💡 Significant Energy Savings: The project is anticipated to result in annual energy savings of approximately $89,557!
🌱 Environmental Impact: We expect to reduce electricity use by more than 971,090 kilowatt hours, which equates to removing 196 passenger cars from the road for a year.
🏫 Better Learning Environment: Modernizing our systems means more comfortable and efficient schools for our students and staff.
Thank you, MoDNR, for supporting energy efficiency and helping us be better financial stewards for our community! This funding allows us to focus our resources where they matter most—in the classroom.
#MissouriDNR #EnergyEfficiency #SchoolUpgrades #ElsberryR2 #CommunityInvestment
We are absolutely thrilled and deeply grateful to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MoDNR) for awarding our district an almost $785,000 low-interest loan through their Energy Loan Program! 👏
This incredible investment will fund essential lighting and HVAC upgrades across our buildings, leading to:
💡 Significant Energy Savings: The project is anticipated to result in annual energy savings of approximately $89,557!
🌱 Environmental Impact: We expect to reduce electricity use by more than 971,090 kilowatt hours, which equates to removing 196 passenger cars from the road for a year.
🏫 Better Learning Environment: Modernizing our systems means more comfortable and efficient schools for our students and staff.
Thank you, MoDNR, for supporting energy efficiency and helping us be better financial stewards for our community! This funding allows us to focus our resources where they matter most—in the classroom.
#MissouriDNR #EnergyEfficiency #SchoolUpgrades #ElsberryR2 #CommunityInvestment
The Elsberry School District will be running snow routes tomorrow, December 5, 2025. Snow routes can be found by clicking on the link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nvix6OEyD-VFyxNur32t3ZIOumgpqArAyEMTqh6WvvQ/edit?usp=sharing OR by going to the district website.
🎁 Donate a Dinner This Christmas! 🎄
This holiday season, you can make a huge difference in a local family's life.
For just $10, you can provide a complete, delicious Christmas Dinner for a family facing hardship. Your donation covers a festive meal including:
Ham with Brown Sugar Glaze
Macaroni and Cheese
Green Beans
Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
How your $10 helps:
Your contribution means one more family gets to experience the warmth and joy of a traditional holiday meal on December 25th. No family should go without a celebratory dinner.
👉 Ready to give the gift of a meal? Contact Carolyn Harman at charman@elsberry.k12.mo.us
Every $10 counts! Thank you for your generosity and for helping us spread holiday cheer in our community.
#DonateADinner #ChristmasGiving #FamiliesInNeed #HolidayDonation #GiveBack #CommunitySupport
This holiday season, you can make a huge difference in a local family's life.
For just $10, you can provide a complete, delicious Christmas Dinner for a family facing hardship. Your donation covers a festive meal including:
Ham with Brown Sugar Glaze
Macaroni and Cheese
Green Beans
Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
How your $10 helps:
Your contribution means one more family gets to experience the warmth and joy of a traditional holiday meal on December 25th. No family should go without a celebratory dinner.
👉 Ready to give the gift of a meal? Contact Carolyn Harman at charman@elsberry.k12.mo.us
Every $10 counts! Thank you for your generosity and for helping us spread holiday cheer in our community.
#DonateADinner #ChristmasGiving #FamiliesInNeed #HolidayDonation #GiveBack #CommunitySupport
