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On Saturday, November 4, the Marshfield High School Choir took 17 students to perform with the South Central Missouri Music Educators Association All-District Honor Choirs held at Evangel University in Springfield. They, along with other honor students from all over the district, rehearsed in the morning with world-class guest clinicians and, in the afternoon, performed a concert showcasing their skills. For four consecutive years, the Marshfield High School Choral program has broken school records for those accepted into this honor choir, setting the new record at 17. The 17 students that attended Starting with the back row from left to right are as follows: 4. Katelyn York, Rossiana Reid, Avery Byars, Alton Smith 3. Kate Cochran, Tara Snow, Cora Johnson, Aaron Coleman 2. Shayla Smith, Journey Jones, Hannah Palubicki, Luke Rockwood 1. Sadie Buckallew, Reagyn Frazier, Bea Corkins, Kai Vo, Jasper Boone Contributed Photos
Hitting notes and earning honors
The Marshfield High School Choral program has been earning honors and breaking records for the past few months. more
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Strafford Elementary was eager in welcoming Missouri author Isaiah "Izzy B" Basye on Nov. 8. He and illustrator Ben Askew were there talking about their latest book, "The Mighty McKraken." Mail Photos by J.T. Jones
"The Mighty McKraken" visits Strafford
Students at Strafford Elementary sailed the seas and learned some important lessons as Author Isaiah "Izzy B" Basye visited the school on Nov. 8. He and illustrator Ben Askew were there talking about their latest book, "The Mighty McKraken." This fun story introduces kids to concepts such as please and thank you, sharing, and treating others with respect. more
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There were tears of joy and cries of cheer during Niangua's assembly on Nov. 10 as one soldier surprised his family after being deployed in Africa for 10 months. Senior Catherine Jennings rushed over during the announcement and embraced her brother-in-law as he greeted his family. Mail Photo by J.T. Jones
A Veterans Day Homecoming
On Friday, Nov. 10, Niangua school held its Veterans Day Assembly. The assembly included programming to honor veterans and educate the public about the ultimate sacrifice service men and women make. However, students, teachers, and community members in the crowd were in for an extra special surprise. more
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On Nov. 9, Conway Schools gathered and held their veterans assembly. Kevin Weaver, President/CEO of The Warrior's Journey, was a guest speaker at the event. His organization helps educate soldiers about their many challenges while serving our country. Mail Photo by Shelby Atkison
Schools show respect for veterans
Even though Veterans Day fell on a Saturday this year, that did not stop local schools from honoring those alive and passed. Conway schools held an assembly on Nov. 9, with all students k-12 attending. Other schools around Webster County, including Marshfield, Logan-Rogersville, Strafford, Niangua, and Fordland, held assemblies on Nov. 10. Many drew large crowds as guests and vets attended. The assemblies included speeches, music, and meals, with each school honoring those who answered the call to serve. more
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Principal Curt White, along with student representatives, welcomed parents and students to the first quarter soaring bluejays assembly. Look for the honorees in the Nov. 22 edition of the Marshfield Mail. Mail Photo by J.T. Jones
Soaring into a new year
On Friday, Nov. 3, The students of Webster Elementary gathered for their first quarter, Soaring Bluejays Assembly.  more
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During the lunch period on Oct. 24, the seniors of Marshfield High School were presented with letters from the Vu Scholarship Program, which showed them the potential scholarships they qualified for. In total, the class of 2024 was presented with $130,180,230 in scholarship opportunities. Mail Photo by J.T. Jones
Opportunities for the future
Seniors at Marshfield High School received a pleasant surprise during their lunch period on Oct. 24. more
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Dog washing for Florida
Is Fido starting to look a bit dirty, but you don’t have time to clean them up? What if there was a way to get your dog clean while also helping a good cause? Consider registering for the Doggy Bath Fundraiser hosted by the Marshfield High School Kim Ecology 2 Class. more
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Schools assemble to honor vets
Veteran’s Day this year falls on a weekend, but that will not stop the local school districts from honoring those living and past who answered the call to serve our country. Here is what to expect leading up to Veteran’s Day. more
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That day, 80 high school tenors and basses attended the day-long event, which ended with a performance open to the public.
Bluejays vocalists sing the day away
On Oct. 10, 80 high school tenors and basses gathered at Southwest Baptist University for a day of extraordinary music-making. more
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On Oct. 9, the Marshfield School District hosted a networking event. The event was attended by 28 local businesses and people of interest, including City Administrator Sam Rost and Parks Director Marc Baker, who were there having conversations with teachers and building connections between the school and the community. Photos by Paige Moles, Marshfield Junior High Librarian.
Community connections made at school networking event
On Monday, Oct. 9, the Marshfield R-1 School District hosted a networking event in the high school gym, encouraging a connection between the school and local businesses. 28 local businesses and people of interest attended the event and had conversations with teachers to promote community partnerships within the district. more
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Strafford schools released a statement: "Please pardon our progress. We ask that everyone proceed with caution around the construction site. We would again like to say thank you to our community for passing Proposition K.I.D.S. and allowing our district to make these improvements for our staff and students." Contributed Photo
Construction begins for Cogdill Early Childhood Center
Construction has begun on the addition to and renovation of the Cogdill Early Childhood Center.  more
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Free Breakfast for the bluejays
On Aug. 11, the Marshfield R-1 school news Facebook page posted that grades k-12 would receive free breakfast this year as part of the Provision 2 Program. more
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