#TBT - A view of Houston Elementary School in 1957. Herbert H. Dawkins was principal. Who remembers this facility as the elementary school? Who attended here?
Congratulations to the October βοΈ SUNSHINE STUDENTS βοΈ at Houston Elementary School. Front row, from left: Kayson Wildaber, Paisley Hood, Jeremiah Royer, Lilee Hall, Trenton Martin, Ryleigh Murray, Mary Hummel, Emma Parmenter and Emma Long. Second row: Isaac Narancich, Cooper Hinkle, Kaylee Mohr, Leah Berger, Dale Harper, Emma Willoughby, Sarah George and Levi Perkins. Not pictured: Jenna Gettys, Colton Harper, Bryson Morton, Cade Ashworth, Bostyn Meizler, Gabriel Day, Mason Gale, Andrew Wardrop and Skyler Gordon.
Middle Schoolers are invited to our Fall Social from 5-7 p.m. Thursday πππ Free admission. Eligibility includes no fines or 3+ missing assignments. See the office with questions.
We look forward to a π time with you!
Houston Cross Country hosted three other schools Tuesday in a home race. Both the high school boys and girls topped the field and four Houston runners - Aiden Kelly, Dillon Shelton, Jessyn Allen and Lyla Huffman - won their individual races.
π£ Want to be a high school basketball cheerleader? Meet in Coach Veronica Douglas' room after school Thursday. See you there!
Congratulations to the HHS Volleyball players who were named to the all-district team. Your hard work and dedication were evident in all you achieved individually and as a team.
Home race for the Cross Country Team! π―ππ»ββοΈπ
Congratulations to the HMS Scholar Bowl team for its second-place finish π₯ among 14 teams Tuesday at the Clever Invitational. The Tigers went 7-1 with a 276.25 points per game average. Seventh-grader Keaton Hinkle won the tournament's individual honors with more than 86 points per game. Way to go Tigers!
Team members are Keaton Hinkle, Chris Leighty, Ryan Hazlett, and Cash Copley.
New to the district elementary teachers participated in PLTW (Project Lead the Way) training this week. The program empowers students to develop and apply in-demand, transportable skills by exploring real-world challenges through computer science, engineering, and biomedical science. Students not only learn technical skills, but also learn to solve problems, think critically and creatively, communicate and collaborate.
Phenomenal season HHS Volleyball! A second straight 20-win season and district runners-up. We are proud of you!
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Three Houston Middle Schoolers earned all-state honors Saturday in Wheatland by finishing in the top 25 of the Class 3 cross country state championship. Lyla Huffman finished third overall on the girls' side and Jessyn Allen was 25th. For the boys, Dillon Shelton placed 14th.
It's a CHAMPIONSHIP MONDAY! HHS Volleyball faces Liberty for the district title tonight π― π
What lies behind you and what lies in front of you, pales in comparison to what lies inside of you.
π₯ #MovitationalMonday π₯
Donβt forget aboutβ¦οΈRed Ribbon Weekβ¦οΈ at Houston Schools beginning Monday. Join us in our mission to be drug-free by dressing up on these themed days K-12.
HHS Volleyball wins its district semifinal over Thayer. The Lady Tigers advance to play in Monday's championship match against Liberty.
Congratulations to Mr. Sam Van Dielen and Houston R-1 Bands for its first-place finish π in Class A at the Ozark Mountain Marching Festival. The Tigers also topped the field for Outstanding Music, Outstanding Color Guard and Outstanding Visual. The Tiger Pride will compete in the finals at 6:30 p.m.
The postseason is here for HHS Volleyball ππ― The Lady Tigers play at 5 p.m. Saturday in the Class 2 District 9 Semifinals at Cabool High School.
Along with our football team, it's also Senior Night for the HHS Cheerleaders and Houston R-1 Bands. Join us at 6:30 p.m. at Tiger Stadium to honor these dedicated students and their families.
It's Senior Night as HHS Football plays for the district's top seed and first share of the SCA title since 1984.
Our kindergartners took to the hallways Friday decorated with the alphabet to celebrate the completion of Alphabet Bootcamp. Theyβve worked hard the past month to learn all 26 letters.
