8th Grade celebrated their end of junior high at Worlds of Fun today. This phenomenal group is ready to move on to high school next year.
St. Marys seniors enjoying their last day together as a class to Urban Air; Dave & Busters; and The Legends.
The 1st graders and the woods class together after making tic-tac-toe boards.
St. Marys 1st graders building tic-tac-toe boards with the assistance from the woods class.
Retirement Reception recognizing Mrs.Lisa Graham!
Congratulations to the Teacher of the Year at St. Marys Jr. / Sr. High School: Mr. Jude Wilson!
Come support our talented Junior High and High School art, woodworking and metal working students who will have their projects on display from 3:30-6:00pm Sunday May 19th just before and after Graduation. The projects will be in the JH gym of St. Marys High School. Come support our graduates and shop students.
7th grade ELA
And some more.
More photos from the 7th grade ELA class.
As part of the myths, legends, fables, and fairy tale storytelling unit in 7th grade ELA, the students showcased their own storytelling skills by reading to the 1st graders. Then some of the 1st graders even practiced their own storytelling skills.
Zoey Long, Mandy Kincaid, and Maizie Kent presented their proposal to initiate a HOSA-Future Health Professionals Chapter at St. Mary’s Jr/Sr High School at the BOE meeting Monday night. HOSA is an international organization for students who are interested in health care professions as a career.
St. Marys Cheerleading Jr. Bears Stunt Camp!
The botany students used the quadrant sampling method today to estimate the size of the dandelion population. . . a lesson of a widely-used ecology technique.
The 3A Regional Softball game has been moved to a 3:00 PM start at Seneca. We will be playing Riley County. Good luck Lady Bears!
The 3A regional softball games scheduled for today at Nemaha Central have been postponed to Tuesday, May 14.
St. Marys Bears weekly activities!
FCCLA Meal Deal for the 3A Regional Track Meet to be held at St. Marys on Thursday, May 16.
The anatomy classes went to the grade school on Wednesday and Thursday to learn how physical exams are done in dogs. Big thanks to Ms. Rueger and Ollie!
Your dedication and passion for teaching do not go unnoticed. We are incredibly grateful for everything you do to support and inspire our children as you enable them to navigate day-to-day struggles. In the classroom you serve as teacher, "nurse", "counselor", mentor, role model, and cheerleader. Your role as educators goes far beyond the classroom, and we appreciate the countless ways you positively impact our community. Thank you for all your hard work and for being the guiding light in our children's lives.
