May 26, 2020
A honor roll 12th grade Allison, Brant T. Harder, Brandon Hensley, Megan Renae Housh, Brayden Klaiber, Abigail E. Larsen, Brooke L. McBride, Mashell Madin Pellegrin, Talon James Roberts, Ethan Wayne Rohlin, Leah Marie 11th grade Dipman, Taryn Keaghan Edmiston, Tevis G. Esry, Ian Kent Fugate, Aidan Slade Griffin, Megan Elizabeth Kelly, Searra Laine Knoll, Brice
A’s Honor Roll Brett Alexander Perry Allison Gracie Arnold Tacket Arnold Allie Ashlock Aidan Rotert-Baldwin Justin Barnett Daiten Bender Alexandria Bishop Gabrielle Boch Justin Brown Lela Brown Karson Burley Zoey Burns Allison Carpenter Brooklyn Coale Alexis Collins Aleah Conard Kaiden Conard Josiah Corbin Grady Crews Jazmyn Daniels Alexia DeMint Philomenia Dingerson Lainey Dody Hali Doherty
SEW AND SEWS – While Shannon Mays was visiting with Family & Consumer Science Instructor Dalena Gordon, she shared that several of her students had to take turns and often sit out while waiting to finish projects as there were not enough sewing machines to go around. That put auctioneer and local realtor Shannon Mays
Students from the El Dorado Spring High School DECA chapter traveled with their Advisor, Kristal Swopes to the Missouri DECA Fall Leadership and State Officer Election Conference held Oct. 13-14 in Branson. Students participated in leadership and educational workshops, competitive event practice programs, and learned skills to develop their own leadership potential. In addition, these
4-H WEEK – Reese Schiereck, Avery Schiereck, Kamron Parrish, Lucas Priesendorf and Sam Priesendorf helped to decorate the window at Jackson’s Store for National 4-H Week. We would like to thank Mr. Jackson for allowing us to decorate the window. 4-H Camp by Kentley Rieder 4-H Camp is held at Camp Windermere. Camp was a
YOUTH GET AWAY – Sixth through eighth grade students at El Dorado Christian School were given an amazing opportunity. Their Principal, Mrs. Kelly Bryson, offered a Christian Youth “Getaway” to Ozark Christian College in Joplin on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 27 and 28. The junior high students were only there for 48 hours, but WOW,
ECS STUCO – El Dorado Christian High School Student Council officers and representatives were announced for the 2019-2020 school year, on Oct. 7. Pictured with STUCO advisor, Mr. Travis Bryson; front row, (l-r); treasurer, Brenton LeeMasters; vice-president, Abigail Reasoner; president, Isabelle Bryson; secretary, Olivia Bryson, and junior rep, Lucia Rogers. Back row; sophomore reps: Juliet
STUDENT FOR SEPTEMBER – Allison Worrell has been recognized by the Officers and Staff of Community National Bank and Trust as the September Student of the Month for 2019. The program honors leaders in the El Dorado Springs R-II High School. Allison was chosen by the High School faculty for her contributions to the school
ECS HONORS GRANDPARENTS – El Dorado Christian School celebrated Grandparent’s Day on Tuesday, Sept. 10. The gymnasium was packed with over 300 grandparents in attendance. Preschool K3 through sixth grade performed a short program of action songs, Grandparent Poems and memorized Bible passages. Mrs. Eslinger’s 8th grade Literature class wrote heartfelt memories about their Grandparents
BUYING BOOKS – The El Dorado Springs Progress Club gave $405 on Sept 4 to the Scholastic Book Reading Program at the El Dorado Springs R-II School. The money will insure that Elementary students first through fifth grade will have a book. Pictured are Progress Club member Bonnie Henry, fourth grade teacher Melynda Runkle and
