Text Box: High School Address:  409 South College, Calhoun, MO  65323

Phone:  660-694-3422
Fax:  660-694-3941

CALHOUN R-VIII SCHOOL DISTRICT

Educating Today’s Students to be Tomorrow’s Leaders...

Junior High & High School

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Cross Country, JH/HS Basketball, Cheerleading, Volleyball

            

Activities, Clubs and Organizations

Band, FCCLA, Quiz Bowl, Student Council, National Honor Society

 

Text Box: Policy on Academic Probation:  A student will become ineligible to participate in school activities when he/she receives two (2) or more “F’s” on mid-term and quarter grades in any subject.   Students will be verbally notified and a letter sent home to the parent/guardian.  Academic probation becomes effective the next school day after the report is issued.  School activities are defined as activities such as dances, parties, cheerleading, athletic games, working at concession stands, or any events that do not require attendance for credit or a participation grade.  Disregard of these rules is a failure to comply with school procedures.

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President: LaRonda Catanzaro

Vice-Pres: Tina Redding

Treasurer: Tammy Catanzaro

Secretary: Amy White

 

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Text Box: Superintendent:  Daniel Roberts, ext. 262
Email: droberts@calhoun.k12.mo.us

Bookkeeper/ District Secretary:  Mechelle Toole, ext. 223 
Email:  mtoole@calhoun.k12.mo.us

K-12 Principal:  Jeanette Lawson,  ext. 242  
Email:  jlawson@calhoun.k12.mo.us

K-12 Asst. Principal/HS CCLC Coordinator: Cary Creach, ext. 260
Email:  ccreach@calhoun.k12.mo.us

K-12 Counselor:  Julie Combs, ext. 244
Email:  jcombs@calhoun.k12.mo.us

Early Childhood Center Director:  Pam Little, ext. 256  
Email:  plittle@calhoun.k12.mo.us

21st Century Grant Coordinator:  Tamara Drenon, ext. 224  
Email:  tdrenon@calhoun.k12.mo.us

Text Box: Webmaster:  Mrs. Stacy Egbert
For comments, questions, etc. please email segbert@calhoun.k12.mo.us
Text Box: Progress Reports will be mailed home on May 18.
Text Box: Bryan Molder, son of Treva Horn and Donald Molder, competed in the State FCCLA STAR Events competition during the recent State FCCLA Leadership Conference held in Columbia, MO, March 25-26, 2012.  Bryan, a junior at Calhoun High School, competed in the Job Interview category of STAR Events which consisted of an application, portfolio and mock interview. Though Bryan didn’t qualify to move on to National STAR Events competition to be held in Orlando, Florida this summer he did bring home a Silver medal for his efforts. Previously, Bryan has competed the last three years at the regional level, and last year he served as a STAR Events student judge in Project Display.  Bryan is the first student from the Calhoun FCCLA chapter to qualify to compete at the State level.  Congratulations Bryan, way to live life to the fullest!

Four Calhoun students were among the more than 1700 high school Family and Consumer Sciences students and their teachers that gathered March 25-27, 2012 for the 66th annual Missouri FCCLA State Leadership Conference held at the Holiday Inn Executive Center in Columbia, Missouri.  The conference was sponsored by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

 

The following Calhoun FCCLA members attended the conference: Mistie Wharton, daughter of Linda Wharton; Bryan Molder, son of Donald Molder and Treva Horn; and Allyson Mendenhall and Stephen Mendenhall, daughter and son of Jeff and Michelle Mendenhall.  Local chapter advisor, Kathy S. O’Dell also attended the conference.

 

Family, Careers and Community Leaders of America is a Career and Technical Student Organization for young men and women who have taken or currently enrolled in a Family and Consumer Science education courses.  Since 1945, FCCLA members have been making a difference in their families, careers and communities by addressing important personal, work, and societal issues. Missouri FCCLA ranks fourth in the nation in membership with more than 11,500 members.  There are 327 FCCLA chapters across the state.

 

The conference centered on the student-developed theme “Dare to Be Different: Not Just Another Teen Conference.” The conference featured speakers and workshops on topics such as preparing for college and careers, bullying prevention, and technology’s impact in education, careers, and on the family. In addition to leadership training, honors and recognition, more than 800 students participated in 33 STAR Events; these competitive events included entrepreneurship, culinary arts, job interview, preparation for careers in education, and chapter service projects.

 

Bryan Molder competed in a STAR Event, while Stephen Mendenhall worked as a judge for a different STAR Event.  Mistie Wharton and Allyson Mendenhall attended leadership conferences and served as a support team for Bryan as he competed.

 

Competitive event winners at the state conference will advance to compete during the National FCCLA Leadership Conference to be held July 8-12 in Orlando, Florida.

The opening session began at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. The keynote address was delivered by Thomas Dismukes, a motivational speaker from Tennessee.  Mr. Dismukes discussed having F.O.C.U.S. in life while he entertained the audience with balancing tricks.

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May 5-18, 2012