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This afternoon, our FCCLA chapter hosted their annual Veterans Day program, with 11 Veterans in attendance. We are incredibly grateful to each of them for their service, sacrifice, and dedication to our country. Thank you for protecting the freedoms we are fortunate to enjoy.A special thank you to our FCCLA members and Mrs. Green for doing such a wonderful job organizing and hosting the program, as well as the reception afterward. Your hard work and thoughtfulness made this a special event for everyone in attendance.Happy Veterans Day, and thank you to all who have served!
Make plans to join us for our Annual Meet the Tigers Night! Northwestern R-I School
Our JH Girls B Basketball Team played the first round in the Norborne Tournament today. Unfortunately, they lost and play again at 4:30 on Monday 11-9-26. The bus leaves at 2:45 PM from Keytesville and 2:40 PM from Mendon.Northwestern R-I School
Congratulations to our 1st Quarter Honor Roll Students in Grades 7-12!
Join us tonight to cheer on our junior high boys basketball team! (there is no girls game tonight!)
On Wednesday, the Keytesville Library completed a story hour with the preschool. We learned about things animals do in the winter, learned the words hibernation and migration, read a hibernation book, and made pine cone bird feeders.
Join us for some junior high basketball action tonight right here at KHS! Go Tigers! Northwestern R-I School
Our Varsity and Junior High Cheerleaders are kicking off their annual spirit wear fundraiser today!* **Please note that the black shirt with TIGERS on it is yellow with white polka dots! It's hard to tell in the photo! --Coach MeyerElementary students will be bringing home an order form, and additional forms will be available outside the office for junior high and high school students. You can also reach out to any cheerleader or print a copy of the order form to place your order!If you have any questions, please contact Cheer Coach Delinda Meyer. Orders are due by November 20th and will arrive before Christmas!Go Tigers!
October ROARing Tigers Keytesville R-III Elementary has a program called ROARing Tigers. Each month, students can earn a certificate for being a ROARing Tiger by displaying the characteristics in the ROARing Tiger acronym, which stands for: Respect, Optimism, Accountability, and Responsibility. In addition to displaying these characteristics, students must not have any discipline issues or office referrals, and no late work. At the end of each month, students who earn the reward are presented a certificate. Congratulations to all of our students!
Our Marching Tigers did a wonderful job marching in the CMU Homecoming Parade this morning despite the rain! Way to go, Mr. Enyard and band!
Our Keytesville Marching Tigers are ready for the CMU Homecoming Parade!
Congratulations to our junior high girls basketball team on their win over Meadville tonight! Northwestern R-I School
Congrats to the Multimedia class(Victoria Hershey, Allyson Reische and Kiera Shannon). They presented their business PathPilot today at MACC and were awarded $200.
We held our annual Halloween Parade and Costume Contest this morning! We had so many great costumes!
Tonight we hosted our junior high basketball home opener against Orrick! All 3 teams hustled hard all night! Keep up the hard work!Girls B Team (2 quarters)Keytesville: 24Orrick: 3Girls A Team GameKeytesville: 30Orrick: 33Boys GameKeytesville:18Orrick: 41Northwestern R-I School
Thank you to BTC Bank for their donation to our school through their Mascot Debit Card Program! "BTC Bank’s three pillars of commitment - Community, Youth, and Agriculture - are at the heart of their mission to give back. One way they do this is through the Mascot Debit Card program, where every time someone pays with a school-branded card, 7.5 cents per use is donated back to the featured school.Thanks to the support of community members who chose the Keytesville Tigers Mascot Debit Card, BTC Bank presented a donation of $659.00 to Keytesville RIII School. We’re grateful for BTC Bank’s continued investment in our youth and rural communities."BTC Bank
Friendly Reminder that tomorrow is Picture Retake Day for those students that were absent on picture day or would like their picture retaken.
We host our first home games of the season TOMORROW night! Make plans to join us right here at KHS! If you can't make it to the game, here's the link to the livNorthwestern R-I SchoolR-I Schoolfan.hudl.com/usa/mo/keytesville/organization/137810/keytesvillesch-high-school/video
Tonight, our Junior High Girls Basketball team unveiled their warmups for the season, and they are extra special this year!Our assistant coach, Tanna Koehl, was recently diagnosed with cancer and will soon begin her treatment journey. In honor of Coach Tanna, the girls will be wearing warmups that say, “We Wear Pink for Coach Tanna!”This was a special surprise for Tanna, and before the game, the girls ran out wearing their new warmups and presented her with a pink flower. It was such a sweet and meaningful moment that showed just how much she means to this team.This season, the girls will be playing for more than just the love of the game. They will be playing with love, strength, and support for their coach as she takes on this fight.We are all rooting for you, Coach Tanna! You are not alone in this journey, and we will be wearing pink and cheering you on every step of the way!
Don't forget about our Annual Halloween Parade and Costume Contest on Friday!
Congratulations to our junior high girls basketball team on their win at Braymer tonight! Northwestern R-I School
Here is the live stream link for tonight's JH basketball games at Braymer beginning at 6 p.Northwestern R-I Schoolchool
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Content for fans everywhere—find livestreams, highlights, rosters and more. Our Keytesville R-III FFA Chapter had an incredible week in Indianapolis! After a fun-filled week, they are headed home! Congratulations to the American Degree recipients, Kinley Dowell and Austin Bartholomew!
Congratulations to our Junior High girls basketball team on their 3rd place win over Higbee in the CLAA Tournament tonight! Northwestern R-I School
Yesterday was a wonderful day at our annual Special Persons Day for our elementary students! We enjoyed welcoming our special guests for a fun filled afternoon! Our students kicked things off with a special song performance in the gym before enjoying a variety of fun activities, including visiting the book fair, taking photos, playing bingo, refreshments, and spending time outside in the beautiful fall weather!A huge thank you to all of our special guests for taking the time to join us and make the day so memorable.
Our junior high girls basketball team plays for 3rd place in the CLAA Tournament tomorrow night! Northwestern R-I School
The Accounting I class recently painted pumpkins to show local businesses their appreciation. The students would like to do a friendly contest to choose the best pumpkin. Please vote by liking your favorite pumpkin. Voting ends at 7:45am on Tuesday, October 27th.
Yesterday, our 7th grade students went to all four museums in Chariton County. They started at the Brunswick Area Heritage Museum then went to the Fulbright Museum in Sumner. Next, they went to Salisbury to visit the Chariton County Historical Society Museum. Lastly, they fnished their day right here in Keytesville at the Price Museum. The students were able to view artifacts from our county that covered many different time periods. Thank you to everyone who made this possible! Our students had a great time!
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted. Congratulations to our Junior High Lady Tigers who won the first round of the CLAA Tournament tonight over Norborne! They play their second round on Thursday at 7 p.m.! Our Tigers came up short tonight and play their second round on Wednesday at 5:45 p.m. Northwestern R-I School
The Junior High CLAA Tournament will be live streamed this week. Our girls team plays tonight at 7 pm with our boys playing afterwards. Go Tigers! Hudl link for tourneyfan.hudl.com/usa/mo/hale/organization/177558/north-carroll-knight-high-school/watch?b=QnJvYWRjYXN...Northwestern R-I School
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Located in Hale, MO. Watch live events, past livestreams and recent highlights. It was senior recognition night for our Thunder football players and cheerleaders! Congratulations to each of them! The athletes are pictured in the front with their parents behind them. Front row, left to right: Marlee Wilson, daughter of Emilee Wilson; Micah Moser, son of Samantha Moser and Darren Cooper; Trevin Manson, son of Schuyler and Lena Manson; Griffin Cramer, son of Jason and Jamie Cramer; Darla Castillo, daughter of Jennifer Castillo; and Jaden Adams, son of Jason Adams and Schuyler Swan. Brunswick R-II School District Northwestern R-I School Thunder Football Thunder Cheerleading
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted. It was a good night of basketball in Norborne! Our girls A and B teams both picked up wins! Our boys team fought hard all night but fell short! Northwestern R-I School
Here is the live stream for tonight's junior high basketball games at Norborne. Games begin at 5:15 pm with two quarters of our girls B team. Our girls A team plays at 6 pm followed by the boys game. fan.hudl.com/_/_/_/organization/_/_/watch?b=QnJvYWRjYXN0NDYxOTk3NNorthwestern R-I Schoolchool
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Content for fans everywhere—find livestreams, highlights, rosters and more. Keytesville Fcs Fccla is selling BOO Grams again this year! You can now order them online!
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted. Our junior high basketball teams are on the road to Slater tonight! Here is the link for the live stream. The girls game (A team) begins at 5 pm and the boys game will follow!Northwestern R-I School
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted. Thank you to everyone who rolled up their sleeves and gave the gift of life at our recent Keytesville High School Blood Drive!Thanks to our STUCO organization for volunteering their time and our amazing donors. We collected 20 units of blood, helping make a lifesaving difference for patients in need. We appreciate everyone who took the time to donate and support our community!Our next blood drive is scheduled for December 10, 2026! Mark your calendars and schedule your appointment today!👉 www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=KeytesvilleHSEvery donation matters, and every donor makes a difference! ❤️
Our 4th graders celebrated their hard work today with an ice cream float party! They earned this special reward by achieving 100 scores of 100% on i-Ready! They are already working toward their next goal ... a popsicle party! Keep up the great work, 4th graders!
Here is an updated junior high basketball schedule. Northwestern R-I School
Tomorrow's (10/14) JH BB games in Slater are starting at 5 PM now. The bus will leave NW at 3 PM and KHS at 3:30 PM. Girls A team at 5 PM followed by bNorthwestern R-I Schoolchool
Check out this video Coach Foland put together from Thunder Football's first win!
BKN Thunder's First Varsity Win in Program History
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We do not own any of the music. This film is not being sold or dist... Keytesville Elementary School is kicking off their fundraiser to raise money. The sale will end on 10/22/25. To order, please contact any member of Keytesville Elementary School, or you can place an order online by clicking this link! tinyurl.com/KeytesvilleElem26Thank you for supporting Keytesville Elementary School!
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Our 6th graders have spent the past week exploring the lives of the earliest humans and learning how they lived, created art, and developed tools for survival!Students stepped back in time with two hands-on activities that brought history to life. First, they learned about prehistoric cave paintings, including the natural materials early humans used to create paint and the images they painted on cave walls. To experience this for themselves, Mrs. Meyer turned off the classroom lights and gave each student a piece of crumpled brown paper to mimic the texture of a cave wall, along with red, black, and white paint similar to the colors used by early humans. While only having a small flashlight to represent the light from a fire, students created their own prehistoric masterpieces!Next, students learned about flint and how early humans shaped stone into tools and arrowheads. They put their knowledge to the test by carving their own arrowheads out of bars of soap using only a toothpick and a plastic butter knife as their tools. Students quickly discovered that creating tools by hand with limited resources required patience, time, and a lot of hard work! Some of them didn't quite finish! These activities gave students a fun, hands-on way to experience the creativity, resourcefulness, and challenges of life for the earliest humans!
In honor of October being National Fire Prevention Month, the Keytesville Fire Department invited our elementary students to visit the fire station this morning!Students enjoyed learning about the fire trucks and the different equipment firefighters use. They even got to see some of our own high school students who serve as junior firefighters! The highlight of the visit was getting some hands-on experience and having the opportunity to spray water from a real fire hose!A huge thank you to the Keytesville Fire Department for welcoming our students and taking the time to teach them about fire safety and the important work you do in our community. A special thank you to Chief Patrick Shipp and firefighters Tracy Huckabey, Isaac Medlin, Jacob Bartholomew, Aiden Harrison, and Michael Hughes for making this such a fun and educational experience for our students!
Here are the varsity basketball schedules for this season. Our varsity girls are playing with Northwestern R-I School again this season.
The Keytesville Library completed Story Hour with the preschoolers today. They read a Halloween book and a book about a pumpkin's life cycle. Then they painted pumpkins!
There will be a Community Informational Meeting on Monday, October 12th, at 6:30 p.m. We hope you can join us!
🏀 CLAA JH Basketball Tournament Bracket 🏀October 19th-24th @ Hale#2 Keytesville/Northwestern Girls vs. #7 Norborne 10/19 @ 7:00 p.m.#8 Keytesville Boys vs. #1 Brunswick 10/19 @ 8:15 p.m.
Our annual Halloween Parade and Costume Contest will be on Friday, October 30 at 8:15 a.m. in the gym!
Tonight, we honored our 8th grade Thunder Football players and cheerleaders as they played and cheered on our field for the last time as middle schoolers. Athletes are pictured in the front row, left to righ, with their parents/guardians behind them.Sophia Wilson, daughter of Jessy and Korrissa White; Reagan McNeall, daughter of Travis and Katie McNeall; Lilly Montalbetti, granddaughter of Bob and Gelinda Montalbett, pictured with cheer coaches Delinda Meyer and Ariel Gardner; Jesse Swan, son of Daniel and Shelby Swan and Skyler Swan; Jacob Miller, son of Joe and Kristen Miller; Hoyt Batye, son of Kennith and Traci Batye; Si Linneman, son of Matthew and Haley Linneman; and Michael Bearden, son of Bradley and Catherine Bearden. Brunswick R-II School District Northwestern R-I School Thunder Football Thunder Cheerleading
SEND A BOO GRAM TO YOUR FAVORITE GOBLIN!We are selling our annual **Boo Grams throughout October** as a chapter fundraiser! Send one to a friend, classmate, teacher, staff member, or grab one for yourself!Each Boo Gram is $5 and includes:- Assorted Candy -Chips-Capri Sun🎃 Plus a little Halloween fun!📅 Last day to order: October 22 👻 Boo Grams will be delivered Friday, October 30Order forms will be sent home with Elementary students and are available through FCCLA Members and Mrs. Green.Thank you for supporting our chapter and help us spread some Halloween fun around Keytesville R-III School District! 🎃🧡👻
Thunder Football and Cheerleading Senior night will be Friday, October 16 (**this date has changed from the original date that was planned**)! Please join us as we celebrate our seniors! Kickoff is at 7 p.m. and recognition will take place after the game. Thunder FootballThunder CheerleadingBrunswick R-II School DistrictNorthwestern R-I SchoolThunder Quarterback Club
Make plans to join us Tuesday night in Keytesville as we recognize our 8th grade football players and cheerleaders as they take our home field one last time as junior high athletes! Kickoff is at 5 pm. Thunder Cheerleading Thunder Quarterback Club Keytesville R-III School District Brunswick R-II School District Northwestern R-I School
After spending the week learning all about the life cycle of a pumpkin, our kindergarten through 6th grade students got to take their learning outside the classroom with a field trip to Lloyd’s Family Farm in Ashland on Friday! It was a day full of fun, hands-on learning and plenty of memories. Students enjoyed activities including the zip line, duck races, and so much more. They also took a hayride through the farm, where they got to stop and pick out their very own pumpkin to bring home.But the highlight of the day was seeing the learning come to life! One of our students spotted a flower growing on a pumpkin vine and excitedly pointed out, “Next, the flower will fall off and a pumpkin will grow!” Moments like that are exactly why hands-on learning is so special.After their time at Lloyd's, they went to the park in Ashland for a picnic lunch and played on the playground there!It was the perfect way to wrap up our week of learning about pumpkins, and our students had an absolute blast along the way!
The KHS Marching Band did a fantastic job in the Brunswick Pecan Festival Parade today!
History was made tonight! Our Varsity Thunder Football team won their first game in program history! We are incredibly proud of our team and coaches! Keep up the great work, Thunder Football!Brunswick R-II School District Northwestern R-I School
September ROARing Tigers Keytesville R-III Elementary has a program called ROARing Tigers. Each month, students can earn a certificate for being a ROARing Tiger by displaying the characteristics in the ROARing Tiger acronym, which stands for: Respect, Optimism, Accountability, and Responsibility. In addition to displaying these characteristics, students must not have any discipline issues or office referrals, and no late work. At the end of each month, students who earn the reward are presented a certificate.
KHS STUCO is hosting our first Blood Drive of the school year! Use this link to schedule your appointment- www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/donation-time?zipSponsor=KeytesvilleHS&driveType=allKeytesville R-III School District
BIG NEWS FOR OUR STUDENTS!You never know what FCCLA might have up its sleeve! Keytesville R-III was selected to receive a donation from Bombas Giving!Giving back and taking care of families is a big part of what we do. Earlier this year, an application was submitted with one simple goal, making sure our students have access to something as basic as a good pair of socks when they need them.Today, FOUR boxes of brand-new Bombas socks arrived! They’ll be available to students throughout the school year! Bombas was built on a simple idea: for every item purchased, an item is donated to someone who needs it. We’re so grateful to be on the receiving end of that mission and to bring it right here to our students. Missouri FCCLA bombas Keytesville R-III School District
Mrs. Meyer’s 4th grade science class put their engineering skills to the test today!As part of our learning about the Engineering Design Process, students took on a fun hands on challenge: build the tallest tower possible using only marshmallows, spaghetti noodles, tape, and paper!Students had just 5 minutes to sketch out their design and then 20 minutes to bring their ideas to life. They had to work within the given criteria and constraints, think creatively, communicate with their teammates, and make adjustments along the way.There were plenty of creative ideas, a few engineering struggles, and lots of problem solving as students tested their designs and worked to make their towers taller and stronger.It was a fun way to see the Engineering Design Process in action while learning that sometimes the best designs come from trying, failing, redesigning, and trying again!
Mrs. Meyer’s 6th grade science class got a little hands-on (and sticky) today while learning about force! Each student received a big, fluffy marshmallow and put it to the test using three different types of forces: compression, tension, and torsion.Before applying each force, students made predictions about what they thought would happen, and then put their hypotheses to the test! And, of course, the BEST part came at the end ... eating the evidence!
Our Marching Tiger Band did a wonderful job performing at the Sterling Price Days Parade today! Congratulations to Mr. Enyard and students on a job well done!
Our junior high squad is very excited for this! We hope to see you there! This will be the last JH home game of the season! Keytesville R-III School DistrictBrunswick R-II School DistrictNorthwestern R-I School