If you are enrolled in summer school, all students will enter through the elementary/middle school cafeteria doors by the football field. Doors will open at 7:30. ALL students who do not ride a bus must enter through the cafeteria doors. If your child rides a bus, they will be dropped off in the circle drive like normal. Breakfast will be served from 7:30-8:00.
Students will be counted tardy after 8:00 a.m. For students to be eligible for the $100 from Summer Journey, they cannot miss any school time.
Summer school runs from June 5-June 30, Monday-Friday. We will dismiss at 3:25 p.m.
Thank you!
Summer School Parents: Here is our bus information for summer school. Your bus driver will be contacting you with more information about locations for pick up and drop off.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL- AGRICULTURE ANNEX
The information for the AG RFP is in the link below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15nbP6MZsDBmuTSnn1neGJBtkhQpeaqtB/view?usp=sharing
MEDICAID INFO
Our school calendar had some changes approved at our board meeting on May 17th. This calendar has BOE REVISED/APPROVED 5/17/2023 listed above January so you know which is the most current calendar for next school year.
Senior recess. Remembering the good old days!
Our freshman girls had a field trip today that was sponsored by our Freshman Fusion Team members, Ms. Weber, Ms. Duncan, and Mrs. Wheeler. The girls spent the day around the lake with hiking, games, and ice cream. The highlight of the day was Kalena Bruce, who offered her time to speak with the freshman group. Mrs. Bruce spoke words of wisdom and encouragement to the girls. Great job team members!
The freshman boys headed to Nevada today to participate in obstacle training with the US Army. The boys were encouraged to learn to work as a team and encourage each other. The HS Freshman Fusion team members Mr. Coyle and Coach Warlop set up and supervised this event. We want the HS culture to be built by students that can work with and support each other. Great job guys!
May 10th-1:09 p.m.
Lightning has taken out 2 switches causing our phones and internet to be down. This is likely going to be for the rest of the day. While we cannot control we apologize for the inconvenience. Parents can email their child's teacher. Elementary staff can be contacted also through DOJO.
The HS National Honor Society members competed against each other today in their self designed and self fabricated rafts on Stockton Lake. This academic investigation activity was a great way for our NHS members to be challenged. Great job students and Mr. Fields.
May 10th at 8:00 a.m.
The district is currently trying to resolve issues with our phones. We are assuming lightning may have something to do with the issue. We cannot receive or make phone calls at this point. Our internet is also down. We will update you once everything is back up.
Rummage Sale
Lamar Career and Technical Center recognized our seniors today for their great work and accomplishments. Many of our seniors received awards and scholarships that recognize their ability to produce work-ready skills. We are proud of all of our Vo-tech seniors and wish our seniors the best as they move forward.
SENIORS
Our FFA students were awesome at state! As usual, they represented Stockton well. Congrats to them and our advisors.
Agronomy: 2nd place,Group 1 rating, Brigham Lee, Owen Garver, Sarah Taylor, and Vanessa Nail
Forestry: 3rd Place, Group 1 rating, Cade Johnson, Albert Stice, Ty Nail, and Nataleigh Brummett
Dairy Foods: 6th place, Group 1 rating, James Flora, Ralph Burdette, James Clopper, and Addison Vlach
Floriculture: 13th place, Group 1 rating, Cassie Haden, Ellie Flora, Royce Cummings, and Riley Graves
Livestock: Group 2 rating, Hayden Wimsatt, Clay Hillsman, and Hope Heryford
Soils: Group 2 rating, Sarina Walker, Wyatt Hickman, Layton Colvin, and Michael Hudson
State degree recipients:
Hope Heryford
Cali Hillsman
Cade Johnson
Sara Johnson
Cali Hillsman was also recognized for area 10 Veterinary Science proficiency winner!
Spring is here! Stockton FFA is putting the greenhouse to good use.
The Stockton High School Art students came away from the SW conference art show with many accolades. Highlighting the winners was Megan Lee's 1st place 3D art piece that won Best in Show. Great job Megan and the rest of Mrs. Buffington's art students.
2D art:
Faith King- 2nd Place in 2D miscellaneous for her wood burning.
Luke Mcclure-4th place in 2D Miscellaneous for his scratchboard.
Charlie Wright- 1st place in 2D Mixed media for his graphite and colored pencil portrait.
Nathaniel Swent- 2nd place in 2D Mixed media for his graphite and colored pencil portrait.
Megan Jo Lee- 1st place in Acrylic painting of a close-up view of a bicycle wheel.
Sapphire Young- 1st Place in color theory with her kaleidoscope color wheel.
Jax Baxter- 2nd place in color theory with his kaleidoscope color wheel.
Ava Schmidt- 4th place in colored pencil for her tessellation of turtles and butterflies.
Lydia Bahr- 4th place in graphite drawing for her abstract ribbons.
Taylor Dawes- 2nd place in Oil painting for her painting of a road through the mountains.
Emma Simpson- 3rd place in Oil painting for her painting of a field of Dutch tulips.
Katelyn Shepherd- 3rd place in Pastels for her Oil pastel drawing of a lake surrounded by mountains.
3D art:
Sarah Bennet- 2nd place in Sculpture
Some of our JAG students traveled to Jefferson City and yet again have represented Stockton very well. We are so proud of their accomplishments and the opportunities JAG and Mrs. Burns have offered them.
Mitchell Gant competed in Career Preparation and took 1st place and won a trip to Nationals in Orlando April 17-23. He presented on his desire to become a firefighter.
Abby Wilson created a t-shirt design for the JAG conference and took 3rd place.
Sunshine Smith wrote an essay on "What I Wish All Missourians Knew About JAG." She was our local essay winner and attended a banquet in November. BUT SHE WAS ALSO THE STATE ESSAY WINNER TOO! A requirement of JAG is that EVERY SINGLE STUDENT in the JAG program write an essay. She won first place for the essay...for the entire state!
This is a reminder that school will be in session this Monday, April 3rd. We will not have school April 7th. #GoTigers!
Stockton Schools is excited to announce Mrs. Baxter as our new Elementary Principal for the 2023-2024 school year.. The district has placed Mrs. Baxter in the position through the remainder of this year as well due to unexpected circumstances. We ask that you trust our decision knowing that we will always make the best decision for students, staff, parents, and our community. #gotigers!
