Don't miss out! Today is the last day for the book fair.
The fair will be open after school until 7:00.
If you want to send money with your child ,the fair will be open to studetns only for a little while in the morning.
The King City R-I School District would like to recognize the Class of 2025. This year's class has performed well in the classroom, on the ball field, and in their co-curricular activities. We would like to salute our seniors and thank them for all of the hard work they have done.
Today we honor, Jacob Jensen, Congratulations, Jacob.
We are proud of you!
The King City R-I School District would like to recognize the Class of 2025. This year's class has performed well in the classroom, on the ball field, and in their co-curricular activities. We would like to salute our seniors and thank them for all of the hard work they have done.
Today we honor, Traeh Swank, Congratulations, Traeh.
We are proud of you!
The King City R-I School District would like to recognize the Class of 2025. This year's class has performed well in the classroom, on the ball field, and in their co-curricular activities. We would like to salute our seniors and thank them for all of the hard work they have done.
Today, we honor Kavien Aborn. Congratulations Kavien. We are proud of you.
Physical Science students recently completed a sweet tea lab to explore factors affecting reaction rate
March's Name that Tune winners are Mr. McMillen and Mrs. Staley's first hour class!!
8th Grade Exploratory Ag students worked together to create a map, of the United States, showing the top 5 agriculture commodities in each state.
Afternoon Bus routes will run behind schedule today. We will update later if route times change more.
If your child is currently receiving title services, has in the past, or you some thoughts regarding literacy at King City R-1 please fill out the survey below. This information is a great way for us to continue to make improvements for the students at King City R-1!
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The lower elementary kids are each sponsoring a 3rd-6th grade classroom by bringing them snacks and a poster to encourage them on their upcoming MAP tests! Mrs. Law's kindergarten classroom took special treats to Mrs. Johnson's 5th grade classroom today!
Don't forget the book fair!
Hours this week are:
Monday 3:00-6:15
Tuesday 3:00-6:15
Wednesday 3:00-7:00
The boy's golf team got their season underway with a match at Stanberry on March 26th. Junior Tucker Mollus led the Kats with a 9-hole score of 48 and finished fourth overall. Cooper Tunks, Gage Parsons, Jax Jundy, and Ryder Sample were other members competing that day.
Meet Jesse! At the beginning of the year, reading was a big challenge, but through hard work and determination, he's grown two grade levels! We are so proud of his resilience and success. Keep shining, Jesse!
This week in Mrs. Oldham's 3rd Grade class, we reviewed for the ELA MAP test while learning all about COOKIES! What better way to end our Cookie Review Week with baking peanut butter cookies and enjoying them in this weather?!
Eliza Ruoff is a 4th grader and she loves to read. She has earned 129 AR points for the fourth quarter so far. We can't wait to see how many more points she will earn before the quarter ends! Way to go Eliza!
Forensics students enjoyed hands-on practice of forensics skills, a virtual autopsy, and a psychology lecture by Sal Costa during Tru Crime Day at Truman State University
HS government students simulated how capitalist, communist, and traditional economic systems impact the lives of people around the world.
It's Book Fair time! The fair is all set up and we will be looking forward to seeing you.
Book Fair hours are:
Thursday March 27th 3:00-6:00
Monday, March 31st 3:00-6:15
Tuesday, April 1st, 3:00-6:15
Wednesday, April 2nd, 3:00-7:00
Preschool loved our visit to the high school science class to learn about volcanos for V Week.
These 11 FIRST graders have met a huge milestone! They have read and tested on a combined total of 1,000 books and the school year isn't even over yet! What an amazing accomplishment!
Way to go, first graders!
