Happy Way Back When-sday. In 1950, Smithville's football team was photographed lined up on the bleachers. Are you able to recognize any of these players?
almost 2 years ago, Sophia Thomas
Group of football boys sat down on bleachers, with coach in the front middle
Yesterday SHS Cadet Teachers traveled to Warrensburg, MO for the Future Teachers Academy at University of Central Missouri. During the spring semester, Cadet Teachers can earn 4 college credit hours for Intro to the Teaching Profession and Intro to Field Experience through UCM.
almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
cadet teachers pose for a picture
cadet teachers pose for a picture
cadet teachers pose for a picture
cadet teachers pose for a picture
Happy National Coach Day! Help us send a special thanks to our coaches for all they do for our students and district. #ssdpride
almost 2 years ago, Sophia Thomas
Picture of whistle with background saying "Happy National Coach Day!"
If interested in joining our Substitute Team, apply at https://smithville.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJob.aspx?JobID=2011
almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Join Our Substitute Team, Only requires 36 hours of college credit or 20 hour online course through Frontline, $100 per day or $140 per day for retired teachers
Join us in giving a Warrior Shout-Out! #ssdpride
almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
warrior shout-out: “Richard gives his whole heart to our kids! He has made the selfless decision to spend his “retired” phase of life giving back to students. He begins each day with being Mr. Richard, the bus driver. He is a fan favorite and gets stopped by the kids he drives for anytime he’s out and about! He then goes to Horizon Elementary to serve as recess aide. He has made recess a blast for kids and encourages them to play and enjoy that time being a kid! He scored big points with many students when he helped bring football back to recess. He then spends a majority of his evenings refereeing football, from middle school through varsity levels. I am thankful for the genuine love he shows students! He spends hours and hours a day in these positions because he loves them, and it doesn’t take much to see that love goes both ways! Our kids are lucky to have Mr. Richard! “
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almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Warrior Shout-out: Zach Anderson is the true definition of a Warrior! He is excellent at building relationships with all the students at Maple. He has created an environment in his classroom that makes PE so much fun and engaging for kids. He is also so quick to jump in and help out whenever and wherever it's needed which makes him such a valuable member of our Maple family. We are so lucky to have him!
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almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
"New teacher, but actively making connections with students in all of his classes. Very positive mindset and brings his best to his profession everyday. Cooperative member of both the history department and football coaching staff."
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almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Warrior Shout-Out: Mrs. Irwin is a great asset to Eagle Heights. She works behind the scenes and is not noticed for all of her hard work. Between teaching the kids reading and helping in the cafeteria, Mrs. Irwin goes above and beyond. I appreciate all of her support and her smiling face. I would say she is out of this world!
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almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Warrior Shout-out: So much is asked of Robert already, yet he does not hesitate to provide additional information to the School Board. Robert is easy to bounce ideas off of and when I need further explanations, he takes the time to let me talk things through. Robert has many irons in the fire and provides much support to our school district.
Time for Way Back When-sday! Kiss A Goat has been tradition for Smithville High School's Homecoming. In 2001, people began raising money in their favorite teacher's jars. Do you recognize anyone at the table?
almost 2 years ago, Sophia Thomas
Woman putting money into a jar at a table, with two students behind the table.
Grace Community Church in partnership with CIA will host 5th Quarter on October 6th. There will be fun games like Gaga Ball, 9 Square, etc. and a concert from the Little Platte River Band. There will also be a limited amount of free pizza. 5th Quarter is in Courtyard Park in downtown Smithville. The event starts after the home football game ends and goes until 11:30 p.m. This event is for Middle School and High School students. The event is free but local businesses including Nellie's, Cornerstone Coffee and Humphrey's will be open late. To help control traffic and ensure student safety, there is a parent pick up spot by the First Christian Church at 201 N Bridge St, Smithville, MO 64089. Students need to be picked up by 11:30 p.m.
almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Smithville 5th Quarter Friday Oct 6th, Downtown Square, Free Pizza, Little Platte Band
Smithville School District is at @missouristate #beargrads for their Career Fair today.
almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Display table at Career Fair
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almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
She goes above and beyond to make sure her students succeed each day. She also checks on other staff to make sure they do not need a small break. She voices all her concerns and gives ways to better help out our team. She comes to school everyday with a smile on her face ready to help! Horizon is lucky to have her apart of the team!
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almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Angee is a team player. She goes above and beyond to give of her time and talents to her staff and team. She sees the strengths in her students and continues to push them towards success. Her passion for this profession has visibly kept up over her years of experience. We love her at Eagle Heights!
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almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Super positive and bright attitude everyday. Actively trying to change the culture in a positive way at the high school. Very visible on a daily basis for teachers and students.
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almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Warrior Shout-out: She is always so hands on with her kiddos. She gets down on their level and just plays with them. She always comes in with a smile on her face ready to start the day. Her bright smile and caring attitude is why we are so lucky to have her!
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almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Warrior Shout-out: “Riley Gorham is a new IA at SMS and has done a great job supporting all students in the classroom. He moves around the classroom answering student questions, quietly handles behaviors during the lessons, and has built solid relationships with students. He is a great addition to SMS!”
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almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
"I am thrilled to submit this nomination for Mr. Brody Lamb for the prestigious Ultimate Warrior Award at Smithville High School. Brody's exceptional dedication, unwavering commitment, and tireless efforts make him a truly deserving candidate for this esteemed recognition. As both the girls' wrestling coach and a vital member of our maintenance team, Brody Lamb embodies the spirit of Smithville High School. His journey from being an instructional assistant last year to his current roles reflects not only his adaptability but also his passion for contributing to the school's growth. Brody's unique perspective, having worked closely with teachers during his time as an instructional assistant, grants him invaluable insights into the needs of our educators and students. He uses this knowledge to enhance the overall learning environment at Smithville High School. A proud Smithville High School graduate, Brody Lamb is living proof of the values and work ethic instilled by our institution. His unrelenting dedication to our school community has brought about visible improvements that benefit us all. By nominating Brody Lamb for the Ultimate Warrior Award, we acknowledge his outstanding contributions and the positive impact he has had on Smithville High School. His journey through the Smithville wrestling program has taught him the value of hard work, perseverance, and teamwork – qualities that define the true essence of an Ultimate Warrior. It is with great honor and enthusiasm that I nominate Brody Lamb for the Ultimate Warrior Award. I believe he represents the very best of our school community, and this recognition would be a fitting testament to his dedication and selflessness. Thank you for considering this nomination, and for recognizing the exceptional individuals who make Smithville High School a remarkable place for learning and personal growth."
It's Way Back When-sday! In 2010, the Drama Club produced the play "Rumors", by Neil Simon. This mystery play was made up of freshmen to seniors. Do you recognize any of these thespians?
almost 2 years ago, Sophia Thomas
13 people along a set staircase
Career Fair at SHS! Students are getting exposure to opportunities within various trades and hands-on careers. Real world representatives from each of Missouri’s 16 career clusters are providing students with the knowledge they need to better prepare for their future. Thank you to our business partners who are participating! #ssdpride
almost 2 years ago, Smithville School District
Students speak to career fair representatives
Students speak to career fair representatives
Students speak to career fair representatives
Students speak to career fair representatives
Students speak to career fair representatives