Today, we celebrate our School Resource Officers! 🚔🏫 These dedicated individuals play a vital role in our school community, ensuring safety and building positive relationships. 👮‍♂️ Shey Snodgrass, SRO 👮‍♂️ Scott Wright, SPO 👮‍♂️ Marvin McCraken, SRO 👮‍♂️ Jay Jastal, SRO Let's take a moment to appreciate and thank our School Resource Officers for their service! 👏
12 months ago, Monett Schools
School Resource Officer Appreciation Day
📚 Mrs. Wycuff, retired assistant principal, returned to the Monett Elementary School to read to our students. Seeing the joy and laughter unfold as Mrs. Wycuff brought each story to life was truly heartwarming. 📖 The joyful smiles on our students' faces show Mrs. Wycuff's lasting impact at Monett R-1. 💫🌟
about 1 year ago, Monett Schools
📚 Mrs. Wycuff, retired assistant principal, returned to the Monett Elementary School to read to our students. Seeing the joy and laughter unfold as Mrs. Wycuff brought each story to life was truly heartwarming. 📖 The joyful smiles on our students' faces show Mrs. Wycuff's lasting impact at Monett R-1.  💫🌟
Our Monett Elementary School students wrote thank you cards for veterans in the Mt. Vernon Veterans Home. Our students, with crayons and markers in hand, poured their creativity and gratitude into each card, creating colorful masterpieces that are sure to bring smiles and warmth to our veterans' hearts. 🇺🇸
about 1 year ago, Monett Schools
Students working on cards for Veterans Day
Students working on cards for Veterans Day
We are not having school due to professional development on Monday, October 16. We hope you have a great three-day weekend!
about 1 year ago, Monett Schools
Professional Development No School Monday October 16
Happy National I.T. Professionals Appreciation Day! Today, we celebrate and acknowledge the role of our I.T. Professionals. Their behind-the-scenes efforts ensure our systems run smoothly and our students and staff remain connected. Thank you for your commitment and hard work! I.T. Rockstars: 👩‍💻 Lauralie Powell 👨‍💻 Weston George 👨‍💻 Stephen McMillen 👩‍💻 Victoria Johnson 👨‍💻 Robert McGuire 👨‍💻 Roland Gonzalez 👩‍💻 Tabitha Ray
over 1 year ago, Monett Schools
Purple graphic with 7 portrait photos of our tech department as we celebrate them for National IT Professionals Day
MES students worked on measurements to the nearest centimeter last week! Mastering basic measurement skills provides a solid foundation for understanding more complex mathematical concepts in the future.
over 1 year ago, Monett Schools
Student wearing a blue and black shirt holds a clipboard to work on math.
Student by a desk holding a pencil is working on math.
MES students have been actively engaged in math workplaces! Math workplaces involve hands-on activities that allow students to practice math skills in a fun and interactive way. From puzzles and games to real-life problem-solving scenarios, our students are diving deep into the world of math.
over 1 year ago, Monett Schools
Students sitting on the floor working on math places.
Students sitting on the floor working on math places.
Stuff the Bus week was a success! ✅ We thank the Stuff the Bus team 🚌 and our supportive community for donating school supplies for children in our area. 💜 Every donation, no matter how small, can change a student's entire school year. 🎒✏️
over 1 year ago, Monett Schools
Stuff the Bus organizers in front of the Bus
We have several job openings! We are looking for an English Language Learner Paraprofessional, an administrative assistant for the SRTC campus, bus drivers, and more. Follow this link for details: https://bit.ly/3drEWOx
over 1 year ago, Monett Schools
We're Hiring! Open Positions ELL Paraprofessional, SRTC Administrative Assistant, Apply NOW, https://bit.ly/3drewox
Busses are running about 30 minutes late. Sorry for the inconvenience. Autobuses van tarde como 30 minutos. Disculpa la molestia.
over 1 year ago, Principal
Summer School starts tomorrow! Doors open at 7:45, students are marked tardy after 8:05. Jumpstart and 1st grade parents please use the B hallway entrance. This car line will be similar to the main car line. Plan to enter, from Dunn & Linden, and stay single file. Once inside the drive, your child / children may then exit the vehicle and step onto the sidewalk. Your child will exit on the driver’s side of the vehicle. There will be staff to assist students as needed, but you do not have to wait on staff for your child / children to exit the vehicle. Students will be directed to enter the building through the B Hallway door. This will allow students to enter closer to their classroom.
over 1 year ago, Principal
MES Tradition Continues Third grade students will ring the school bell located at the front entrance of the parking lot on the last day of school. This has been a tradition at Monett Elementary School for some time. The bell signifies leaving the MES campus and moving on in their education. We would like to invite parents to attend this outside celebration. If you are able to come, please park your vehicle in the bus loop. You may then walk with your student as they take turns ringing the bell. We hope this gives you a great opportunity to take pictures of your child. We will begin ringing the bell at 10:00 or shortly after. Classes line up as they come. If you choose to take your child after the bell ringing, please let your child's teacher know. You will not need to check them out of the office because it is so close to dismissal.
over 1 year ago, Sarah Garner
3rd Grade Bell Ringing 5/24 at 10:00 AM
Basketball opportunity - daughter of Dave & Donna Beckett and a 2009 Monett High School graduate shared a super exciting opportunity for the Monett area! I recently have been hired as the camp director for Dana Ford Basketball Camps through my company Denae's Virtual Desk. This year Dana Ford has decided to bring a camp to Monett for 2 days in June. The camp will be for K-12 grade during the fall of 2023 and will take place on June 19 & 20 at Monett High School. I have a flyer I would love to share with you. https://danafordbasketballcamps.totalcamps.com/About%20Us
over 1 year ago, Principal
Lots of fun things in the Spring!
over 1 year ago, Principal
Spring Newsletter
3rd grade students rocked the MAP today! Their confidence grew and they are ready for day 2 of Math! Next week, May 9-10, students will take the ELA portion! It was great seeing their smiles!
over 1 year ago, Principal
MES third grade students are ready to show all they learned! Tomorrow we start the math portion of the MAP test. It is important that students arrive to school on time tomorrow and Thursday. All 3 rd grade students will receive a free breakfast tomorrow and Thursday. We appreciate all your efforts to help students be successful.
over 1 year ago, Principal
Ms. Johnson's students went on a fun-filled field trip to the Dickerson Park Zoo this month! Students explored nature, saw amazing animals, and had a blast with their classmates!
over 1 year ago, Monett Schools
Student with a giraf.
Three students taking a photo by an animal statute.
Student on an animal statute for photo.
Student at the zoo watching the animals.
Today we celebrated teachers of the past, present, and future. Students dressed up as teachers to show their appreciation and support for all the outstanding educators who have impacted their lives. 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫 Teachers are an integral part of our lives and communities, and we owe them a debt of gratitude for all they do. 💜💛
over 1 year ago, Monett Schools
Student dressed up as her teacher.
Student and principal.
Student dressed as a teacher.
Student dressed up as a teacher.
Ms. Wilson's students gained new skills in writing "how to" texts with plants as the topic. Students successfully planted seeds and bulbs by gathering all the necessary materials and following a step-by-step process. Not only did students do a fantastic job planting, but their writing turned out fantastic! Great job, students! 🌱🪴
over 1 year ago, Monett Schools
Students gathered around teacher in preparation to plant their plants in the soil the teacher is holding.
Correction Fundraiser money is due on Friday! Sorry for the mistake.
over 1 year ago, Principal