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April 2025

BOBCATBRIEFSApril 2025

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April is off to a fantastic start with beautiful weather, and it’s been a joy to see our students enjoying the outdoors! Their energy and excitement truly brighten the day.

As we move through the month, we’re gearing up for MAP testing. It starts the last week of April. The end of April also brings a variety of exciting field trips. The end of the school year is always a busy time, but it’s wonderful to see everything coming together.

This month, we are focusing on the character trait of inclusiveness. Inclusiveness means welcoming and respecting everyone, no matter their differences. It’s about fostering an environment where everyone feels valued and supported. By practicing inclusiveness, we help others feel seen and heard, strengthening our sense of community and connection. But inclusiveness isn’t just about how we treat others—it’s also about how we treat ourselves. Be kind to yourself, just as you would be to a friend. Avoid negative self-talk, and instead, practice self-encouragement and gratitude. If you wouldn’t say something unkind to a good neighbor, don’t say it to yourself!

Let’s make April a month of kindness, connection, and appreciation! 💙

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Heathy Habits Heathy Habits

Advice From Nurse Sandy Advice From Nurse Sandy

SPRING COLD SYMPTOMS

Spring cold symptoms can often overlap with allergies, making it difficult to distinguish between the two. Here are some common symptoms of a spring cold:


Upper Respiratory Symptoms: runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, sore throat, and cough.

Other Symptoms: Body aches, Fatigue, Headache, and Low-grade fever (rarely).


Additional Considerations:


  • Onset:


Cold symptoms typically develop gradually over a few days, while allergies may appear more suddenly upon exposure to triggers like pollen.


  • Discharge:


Cold mucus is usually thick and green or yellow, while allergic discharge is clear and watery.


  • Allergy History:


Individuals with a history of allergies are more likely to experience allergic reactions in the spring.


  • Contagiousness:


Colds are caused by viruses and are contagious, while allergies are not.

If you experience these symptoms, it's important to consult a healthcare professional to determine the underlying cause and receive appropriate treatment.

Parents As Teachers Parents As Teachers

Yearbooks Yearbooks

Yearbooks for the 24-25 school year are now on sale. Each yearbook is $15.00 and can be customized. Yearbooks must be ordered online by May 16th. Please reach out to Ms. Britton with any questions.

Yearbook Market

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MAP Testing MAP Testing

The Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) testing for students at Lonedell R-14 School District will take place during April and early May. MAP tests are mandated by the state, and are intended to help determine what a child knows and is able to do according to the expectations for his or her grade level. Scores on the MAP tests are also used to determine how schools are performing according to state and federal guidelines.


Please check the attachments for more information and exact dates and times for your student/s.


What can you do to help you student/s succeed on these tests?

  1. Attend - Make sure your child is in school on the testing dates.
  2. Rest - Have your child get a good night's sleep.
  3. Nutrition - Give your child a healthy breakfast to start the day.

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Student of the Month Student of the Month

PreK - Allie Kamper

Kindergarten - Elleria Hunt, Olivia Wettling

1st Grade - Remi Hamilton, Maddie Davis

2nd Grade - Samuel Duncan, Theo Jones

3rd Grade - Kain Clark, Josie McMunn

4th Grade - Brook Holtmeyer, Isabella White

5th Grade - Savanna Campbell, Ariel Digar

6th Grade - Amelia Weston, cidy Evers

7th Grade - Jacob Webster, Brooke Hartsook, Gage Rutledge

8th Grade - James Cowsert, Emily Sohn

Quarter 3 Honor Roll Quarter 3 Honor Roll

6th Grade A Honor Roll

Daisy Hilderbrand

Kylie McMahan

Gage Rector

6th Grade B Honor Roll

Willow Bush

Joseph Chapman

Xavier Declue

Cailin Farrar

Josiah Goodell

Colton Jahnsen

Kayla Raber

Harrison Rappold

Eldryn Ritchey

7th Grade A Honor Roll

Reese Corwin

Kolbie Cox

Kaitlynn Myers

Arya Vollmer

Piper Wahlig

7th Grade B Honor Roll

Zaiden Basch

Lyla Gibbs

Jasper Gillette

Boedy Glover

Brooke Hartsook

Timothy Hausgen

Cast Lang

Bryce Martin

Kloie McKinney

Rozzyn Prilwetz

Gage Rutledge

8th Grade A Honor Roll

Bailey Harris

Beau Miller

8th Grade B Honor Roll

Mickyla Bradberry Ham

Landen Comia

Jack Heideman

Logan Janes

Alohna Mayhall

Christopher McDonald

Julia Simpson

Emily Sohn

Ethan Sohn

Quarter 3 Attendance Awards Quarter 3 Attendance Awards

PreK

100%

Ryker Perkins


95%

Aiden Boada

Luke Chapman

Roma Hicks

Djimon Jones

Alexis Kamper

Corbin Kamper

Leo Schaffer

Scarlett Spanos

Rylee Viglasky

Kindergarten

95%

Braxton Bailey

Waylon Clark

Lillian Clifford

Donavan Mason

1st Grade

100%

Rowan Coleman

Noah Creek

Draco Downey

Eleanor Mayhall

Coen Perkins

Hendryx Robinson


95%

Owen Causey

Lawson Comia

Madelyn Davis

Aubree Dowdy

Remi Hamilton

Gayson Heilich

Tripp Taylor

Caylee Thurman

William White

2nd Grade

95%

Lillian Declue

Lexi Hampton

Mackenzie Jones-Ballard

Gavin Mason

Lisamarie Pilgram

Mason Placht

Sophia Rutledge

Mallory Spanos

Isabella Stephens

Bailey Thurman

Hadley Walters

3rd Grade

100%

Evelyn Davis

Aliah Dowdy

Audrey Vollmer


95%

Zane Causey

Claire Click

Sophie Edwards

Corey Gibson

Coby Lasater

Josie McMunn

Emmy Norris

Easton Thurman

Colton Wahlig

Ryder Watts

Logan Wiles

4th Grade

100%

Riki Allen

Colton Compton

Elise Creek

Lillian Hartsook

Jenna Heideman

Brook Holtmeyer

Kai Wilson


95%

Claira Baisch

Ellis Bush

Brianna Chavers

Uriah Clepper

Kortni Declue

Jayden Viglasky

Lyla White

5th Grade

100%

Savanna Campbell

Boone Glover


95%

Marty Batchelar

Eva Dickinson

Tristen Dierker

Nathan Fisher

Stefano Hendrickson

Delyla Johnson

Carrick Maxwell

Marilyn Rathmann

Memphis Sohn

Amy Vollmer

Kamia Wilson

6th Grade

100%

Cynthia Evers

Daisy Hilderbrand

Haylee Jones


95%

Willow Bush

Joseph Chapman

Christian Click

Xavier Declue

Kelsey Eckhoff-Reeve

Colton Jahnsen

Kylie McMahan

Kayla Raber

Kylee Randolph

Harrison Rappold

Eldryn Ritchey

Amerlia Weston

Evan Weston

7th Grade

100%

Kaitlynn Myers

Gage Rutledge


95%

Zaiden Basch

Skyla Best

Reese Corwin

Kolbie Cox

Louis Dickinson

Jasper Gillette

Boedy Glover

Daniel Knackstedt

Luke McDonald

Kloie McKinney

Rozzyn Prilwetz

Bree Yutzy

8th Grade

100%

Victor Davis

Christopher McDonald


95%

Mickyla Bradberry Ham

Landen Comia

Bailey Harris

Ryleigh Hunt

Nevylle Ritchey

Ethan Sohn

John Weldon

Book Blast Book Blast

Thank You for Your Support!

We want to extend a big thank you to all the families who participated in our recent event! Because of your involvement, our students received a total of 595 books to help grow their home libraries.


Congratulations to the following teachers—Mrs. Friel, Ms. Hatfield, Ms. Gliedt, Mrs. Henson, and Mrs. Winkler—who each earned a classroom shopping spree to enhance their learning spaces.


Our school library also benefited with a special shopping spree to purchase new books and exciting STEAM class materials. Your support truly makes a difference!

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STUCO State Conference STUCO State Conference

7th & 8th NJHS Conference 7th & 8th NJHS Conference

4th & 5th Grade Grandparents Day 4th & 5th Grade Grandparents Day

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