Congrats Class of 2025!
The EHS baseball season is in full swing!
The Elsberry Athletic Booster Club is meeting on Sunday, April 13 at 5 p.m. in the EHS concessions area. As we look into the future for concessions, uniform purchases, equipment replacement, and upgrades for our athletic teams we need parents, grandparents and community members who want to help make this possible. Looking for a way to get involved that makes a difference for students and coaches at Elsberry? Please join us.
The EHS Track team is on 🔥 ! What a performance!
Bowling Green Meet Results
Boys team took 3rd place! 🥉
🥈Stevajah: 2nd 400m
🥇🥉Falyn: 1st 800m, 3rd 400m
🥈🥈 Anna: 2nd LJ, 2nd TJ
🥇🥈 Deavion: 1st 200m, 2nd 100m
🥇 Jed: 1st 800m
🥈 Alan: 2nd 1600m
🥉 Seth: 3rd 3200m
🥈🥈🥈 Noah: 2nd HJ, 2nd LJ, 2nd TJ
🥇🥉 Moses: 1st PV, 3rd HJ
15 Pr’s:
Stevajah: 100m, 400m
Falyn: 200m, 400m, 800m
Kaylie: shot, discus
Nolan: 100m
Leo: 100m, 200m
Jed: 800m
Jack L. : 1600m
Isaac: shot, discus
Moses: PV
📸 : The People's Tribune
Tuesday, April 8: The EHS baseball game location is being moved to Silex this evening.
Tonight's high school baseball game, Monday, April 7, has been moved to Mark Twain at 5 pm. The bus will leave at 3pm.
EHS Juniors in Government class participated in a mock government simulation today organized by Miss Wehmeyer. Students wrote and presented their bills. Here are the bills that passed the mock legislative experience.
Noah Killian with a unique proposal to make government proceedings move outdoors.
Austin Tapley and Drew Hagemeier passed a bill to require all public restrooms to install urinal dividers.
Kenzie Koch and Kayleze Risby passed a bill allowing farmers to plant any purchased seeds regardless of timing or patent regulations.
Camy Rockwell and Meredith Balfanz passed a Last Friday bill to provide discount shopping experiences for consumers monthly.
Rory Klump passed a bill that allowed ATV's to operate on public roads.
No EHS baseball will be played on Saturday, April 5.
Rain, rain, go away!
Mark your calendars for April 11 and April 12 to see Our Town performed by the H.L. Purdin Players.
The soccer game for tonight, Thursday, April 3, has been canceled.
Aleks Harman was one of 6 winners for the Cuivre River Electric Youth Tour. As a winner he will participate in a week long trip to Washington DC. Congrats Aleks! Enjoy your D.C. adventure!
On Paraprofessional Appreciation Day we want to give a shout out to the support staff at the Elsberry R-2 School District. Paraprofessionals are educational rockstars who make everyday better for students. They inspire, encourage, instruct, motivate, and create relationships that last a lifetime. They're a big deal and our school is so lucky to have such an incredible team of paraprofessionals on staff.
Please join us for the ADHD Parent Panel on Thursday, April 10 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. in the elementary library.
Come join us in an informal conversation about ADHD. Is ADHD having a large impact on the your daily life and your family? How do families cope? What works well; what doesn’t? Is medication the only answer? How do you navigate medication? You are not alone on this journey. Come interact with a panel of honest parents, teachers, and community members for a discussion about ADHD. Feel free to join us for the first time or come to join us again to continue the conversation.
April is here!
We look forward to seeing you on April Fool's Day! No joke, school resumes April 1. Hope you enjoyed your spring break and are ready to have a great end of the school year. Some important dates are attached.
No soccer game today, Friday, March 28.
No baseball today, Thursday, March 27 at Winfield.
The EHS Baseball game on Saturday, March 22 will be played at Lutheran North.
Please join us in congratulating Aleks Harman on being selected as a finalist in the Cuivre River Youth Tour Essay Contest. He is in the running for either an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C., or a $500 scholarship. The next step in the competition includes a quiz and presenting his essay, which is entitled "More Than Electricity: Empowering Community Through Democratic Member Control". Best of luck Aleks!
Why do math teachers always celebrate Pi Day? Pi (often represented by the lower-case Greek letter π), one of the most well-known mathematical constants, is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. For any circle, the distance around the edge is a little more than three times the distance across. Mrs. Cody's class created a visual representation of π.
