Due to the forecast, Hamilton has canceled the baseball Jamboree on Tuesday 3/17

Due to forecast: HS Track practice tomorrow (Thurs) is CANCELED Also, Friday optional practice MOVED TO 11AM due to cold temps early

JH Track practice is changed to inside. Meet in the HS gym like usual.

Fourth grade and preschool have been meeting once a month to read and do activities all year; the fourth graders' favorite day of the month is preschool buddy day. 📚✂️✏️🖍️

Fourth grade and preschool have been meeting once a month to read and do activities all year; the fourth graders' favorite day of the month is preschool buddy day. 📚✂️✏️🖍️

The King City 7-12 band performed today at the MSSBDA Large Group Festival. They received an exemplary (I) rating from all three judges; this is the highest award you can receive! Congratulate the band students if you see them this week! If you would like to hear the pieces we performed today, please attend our Spring Concert at the end of April.

OPTIONAL Junior High track practice tomorrow (Wednesday 3/11) from 3:10-4:00 for anybody that might need an extra practice. Meet at the track.

HS Scholar had their first official games this evening. Varsity beat Albany 310-90 and North Andrew 240-210. Top scorers were Cooper with 130, Lane with 60, Andrew with 20, and Shawn with 10. JV beat Albany 160-70 and North Andrew 120-100. Top scorers were Annalee with 110, Coltin with 50, Karly with 20, Tennyson with 10, and Jonny with 10. Next week the Kats play at home against Stanberry and Pattonsburg starting at 4 pm in the Library.

4th graders investigated how hard oil spills are to clean; they used a variety of resources to try to clean the oil spill.

First grade celebrated Dr. Suess week last week!

Thank you to all the community members that attended STUCO's first ever Senior Citizen Prom/Activity Night! We had a ton of fun with this event!

JH and HS Cheer Tryouts are coming soon!

Last night the JH Academic Team played their last meet of the season. The team won both of their matches! Overall the team had a phenomenal year with only one loss for the entire season! Great job scholars, we look forward to next season!

We kicked off #ReadAcrossAmerica week with a deep dive into the world of Dr. Seuss! Our classrooms were buzzing with creativity and life lessons:

4th Grade explored the rhythmic world of Gerald McBoing Boing, mastering the art of onomatopoeia. Zap! Boing! Bam!

3rd Grade dove into Yertle the Turtle, discussing the importance of kindness over greed. They took the "Turtle Tower Challenge," building the tallest structures possible using only marshmallows and toothpicks.

The real lesson hit home when they had to remove the bottom toothpick (representing Mack!). They quickly saw how a lack of support at the bottom makes the whole tower crumble. A great reminder that every member of a community matters!

Congratulations to our 6-8th grade music students that participated at the first annual Worth County Middle School Solo/Ensemble Festival! The students prepared a piece of music and performed for a judge. They received written comments, a short clinic, and a certificate. Gold Ratings: Cassidy Dyke (8), Porter Law (6), Latham Kollitz (8), Kenden McGhee (8), Tucker Wilkins (7) Silver Ratings: Rylin Ruoff (8), Logan Schellhorn (7), Saxophone Duet of Latham Kollitz and Titus Myers (8), Clarinet Trio of Bailey Force, Lillian Kendall, and Layla Wilkins (6)

Some of the 6th graders were able to perform a reader's theater, about arachnids, for first grade. The first graders learned that spiders are NOT insects, they are arachnids! They enjoyed having the big kids teach them.

King City Elementary Kids Heart Challenge raised $12,496 this year! We so proud of all of our Heart Hero's. Kudos to all participants and this years Heart Hero Dash Law for raising $3,000.00

Thank you FFA for a wonderful Petting Zoo and Tractor show. Congratulations to our 3rd Grade Poster winners!! 3rd- Maverick 2nd- Rhett 1st- Mason