Say “hello” to two-way messaging and classroom announcements in the Shelby Eastern Schools app! With the addition of Rooms, our district app keeps getting better.
Junior and Senior High parents/guardians check your email with instructions to sign
up and access new features.
Junior and Senior High School parents, say “hello” to two-way messaging in the Shelby Eastern Schools app! The same district app now offers class announcements, and parent-teacher chat. Look for your personalized invitation to begin
using this feature in our app after February 12.
Download for Android https://bit.ly/3jkeok6
Download for iPhone https://apple.co/3rfUtJz
Due to drifting and blowing snow, all practices and events (home and away) are canceled for today, 1/19. All Saturday morning practices and events are canceled or postponed until we can reevaluate conditions tomorrow morning for decisions about Saturday afternoon/evening.
Congratulations to our students who have earned Honor Roll! We are proud of your hard work!
Yesterday our Earth Science students visited WISH-TV Channel 8 in Indianapolis to get a behind the scenes look at how forecasts are developed and produced. Students also met news anchor Tara Hastings and learned more about the career path for Meteorology.
The MHS choirs sounded great tonight! The combined choirs even sang one of my favorites: Silver Bells!
The MHS bands sounded great tonight!
The MHS BPA had a terrific day on Saturday as they competed in the Region 9 Leadership Competition. State Qualifiers: Bryce Bryant, Mason Deák, Wyatt Hodgen, Allison Marshall, Grace McLaughlin, Annika Roots, Olivia Trlak, and Seth Wayt.
Great job, Yellow Jackets!
Our High School Earth/Space Science students recently visited our local Morristown Wastewater treatment facility to see in real time the process by which our town's sewage and wastewater gets processed and turned back into usable clean water.
Next Generation Hoosier Education Scholarship
This scholarship is specific to students wanting to go into teaching. Please see the attached link.
https://www.in.gov/che/state-financial-aid/state-financial-aid-by-program/next-generation-hoosier-educators-scholarship/
2024 Nine Star Scholarship is Live. For more information visit.
https://www.ninestarconnect.com/ninestar-scholarship/
Scholarship - MHS class of 2023 please check Google Classroom for other scholarship updates.
Attention MHS Seniors - The Blue River Community Foundation Winter Cycle Scholarship Application is now open. Remember if you completed the Summer Cycle application you do not need to do it again.
https://www.blueriverfoundation.com/brcf-scholarships
Our Life Skills Class took a trip to go bowling today! They were joined by some of their friends and they had a blast! Thank you to Mrs. Stratton and Mrs. Mohr for coordinating this fun trip!
The life skills class will be hosting a dine to donate event at Culvers in Shelbyville on Tuesday, October 17th, 5-8pm.
Proceeds will be used to support our life skills class. The students will be there helping out and would love to see you! Thank you for your support!
Yesterday in Ms. Merritt's World History class students presented their projects to each other in small groups. While assessing each other's work they were reviewing content, exploring different presentation methods, and working on their interpersonal skills. Learning in action!
Mrs. Nieman's class recently made pancakes as they explore the world of Culinary Arts. Kids, they look delicious! Why didn't you bring me any?! 😁
Ms. Jarman's 7th grade study skills class has created posters about how to be more academically successful. The posters are hung up around the building. Check them out!
Yesterday, students in Mr. Kreiger's 7th grade science class worked on a motion lab. They collected data about how fast they could run backwards, speed walk, and sprint a certain distance.
The National Honor Society is challenging everyone to show support for Quinton Batton by participating in the blood drive on October 4th. Sign up by scanning the QR code in the flyer.
Today in Ms. Day-Lee's class students were working on finding evidence in a text and using context clues to understand a passage while discussing Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men." Great discussions and learning were happening!
