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NORTH PLATTE R-I SCHOOL DISTRICT
North Platte Panthers
Fall 2014
From the Superintendent:
There are a couple of
election updates in which I
want to familiarize you.
One will take place during
the November 4, 2014 election; the other during the
April 7, 2015 election.
Both of these issues will
have a significant impact
on the North Platte R-I
School District.
Proposition C Rollback
Waiver - April 7, 2015
Ballot
The North Platte R-I
School Board has proposed
the following ballot language which will appear as
Proposition 2 to be placed
on the April 7, 2015 ballot:
Shall the Board of Education of the North Platte
County R-I School District,
Missouri, be authorized to
eliminate fully the Proposition C Sales Tax Rollback
in its operating tax levy under Section 164.013 RSMo
in order to maintain student programs, retain
qualified staff, maintain its
facilities, maintain adequate transportation services, and meet the operating expenses of the District?
(If this proposition is approved, the adjusted operating levy of the District is
estimated to increase from
$3.65, currently, to
$3.7545 per one hundred
dollars of assessed valuation in Tax Year 2015 and
thereafter.)
The District’s Prop C
full waiver expired in
2012 after a fifteen year
sunset. This ballot proposal is being created in
order to sustain the quality
programs North Platte R-I
provides.
The revenue
generated, currently calculated at $59,565 will help
bridge the gap from lost
state and federal revenues.
A simple majority is
needed for this ballot
measure to successfully
pass. Additional information will be provided over
the upcoming months.
Amendment 3 November 4, 2014
The North Platte R-I
Board of Education passed
a resolution during the October 16th meeting opposing Amendment 3 on the
November 4th ballot.
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The following information
has been provided by the Missouri School Board Association.
Constitutional Amendment 3
A proposed amendment to
the Missouri Constitution,
Amendment 3, will significantly impact the way public
school districts hire, evaluate
and terminate certified staff. If
Amendment 3 is approved at
the General Election held on
Nov. 4, 2014, it will go into
effect Dec. 4, 2014. There are
still many unanswered questions as to how Amendment 3
will interact with the current
Teacher Tenure Act. The full
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INCLEMENT
WEATHER
We are closing in on winter
and the possibility of hazardous
roads. When it is necessary to
close school, it will be announced
on all of the Kansas City and St.
Joseph television stations.
In
recent years the Kansas City stations have improved their method
of announcing closings so that
they are quicker at getting the information out. For this reason, I
recommend that you watch one of
these stations to get the information.
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text of the proposed amendment can be found at:
http://www.sos.mo.gov/elections/2014ballot/. In short, Amendment 3:

Applies to all certificated staff members in the district, including administrators and
the superintendent. The proposed amendment defines a certified employee as an employee who holds a valid certificate to teach in the state of Missouri.

Makes all certified staff at-will employees (without employment contracts) unless a
district chooses to enter into a contract with a staff member.
- Contracts may be for up to three years.
- Certified employees who were under contract prior to the effective date of the
amendment (Dec. 4, 2014) will continue to be under contract for the duration of
the contract.

Requires districts to adopt and implement a standards-based evaluation system approved by DESE for certified employees.
- The majority of the evaluation system must be based on quantifiable student performance data as measured by objective criteria.
- The evaluation must be used in all decisions to retain, promote, demote, dismiss,
remove or discharge certified staff, compensation decisions, modifying or terminating contracts and placing certified staff on unrequested leave (Reduction
in Force or RIF).

If the Board decides to issue a certificated staff member (not just teachers) an employment contract, that contract may be terminated for all of the reasons a tenured
teacher may currently be terminated, with the exception of “willful or persistent failure to obey the published regulations” of the district that employs him or her. That
provision, for some reason, is missing.

Requires that any employee who sues a district over an employment decision
(retention, promotion, demotion, dismissal, removal, discharge, modification or termination of contract or award of compensation that is not based on any of the permitted reasons for termination) prove that the district did not properly utilize its standards-based evaluation system.

Prohibits the design and implementation of the evaluation system from being the
subject of collective bargaining.
Community Survey
I alluded to a community survey being available on the District’s website during a
previous newsletter update. This survey will be available by going to our District website at www.nppanthers.org. The survey should not take more than 10 minutes to complete.
Dr. Jeffrey A. Sumy
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WELCOME
NEW STAFF
SCHOOL OFFICE
PHONE
NUMBERS
New faculty members
at the North Platte School
District are becoming acquainted with the community and students.
The High School
teaching staff includes six
members new to the District for the 2014-2015
school year. They are Mrs.
Summer Richardson, Media; Mrs. Sharon Groom,
FACS; Mr. Ryan Davis,
Social Studies; Mr. Doug
Burnett, Mathematics; Mr.
Kyle Minx, vocal music;
and Mr. Doug Lee, Paraprofessional.
The Junior High
teaching staff welcomes
Mrs. Richardson, Mrs.
Groom, and Mr. Minx.
The Intermediate
school welcomes Mrs.
Amy Matt to fourth grade;
Mrs. Katie Shank, Speech
Language Pathologist; Mr.
Daniel Atkinson, computer literacy; and Mr.
Minx.
The Elementary welcomes new teachers Mrs.
Laura Toliver, Early
Childhood Special Education; Mr. Atkinson, Mr.
Minx, and Mrs. Shank.
Welcome to all!
Elementary
280-3422
Intermediate
790-3622
Junior High
450-3350
High School
450-3344
Superintendent
450-3511
ANNUAL
VETERAN’S DAY
CEREMONY
TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 11
LUNCH FOR VETERANS
AND THEIR GUESTS
12:00 NOON
PROGRAM OPEN TO
PUBLIC AT
1:00 P.M.
HIGH SCHOOL GYM
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NEWS FROM THE SCHOOLS
Elementary
The 2014-2015 school
year excitement began on
August 7th when parents
of kindergartners visited
the elementary and received information from
the kindergarten teachers.
The next morning, the kindergarten students came to
ride on the bus, see their
classroom, and meet their
teacher. The fun began on
August 14th, when the
halls became flooded with
smiles and laughter. On
August 19th, the elementary had the first character
education assembly of the
year. It focused on showing respect. Every Friday,
one student from each
classroom receives a certificate for showing that
month’s character trait.
On August 25th, the Elementary Open House was
well attended. Family and
friends were welcomed to
walk through the building,
view classrooms, and meet
their child’s teacher. On
August 28th, fall school
pictures were taken. Everyone looked great wearing their smiles that day.
The elementary conducted
a tornado drill, a fire drill,
and an intruder drill on
separate days to start off
the school year on a safe
note.
The first week of September, we celebrated
September birthdays.
Electronic Bookshelf
opened for student use.
The students take quizzes
over books they’ve read
and earn points towards
incentives. The evening
of September 9th, the PTA
Unit Meeting covered Self
Defense with demonstrations and Officer Penix
speaking. On September
10th, North Platte PTA
Burger King Night was
full of patrons showing
support for North Platte.
North Platte PTA Subway
Night also had a good
showing.
Elementary
Grandparent’s Day was
the highlight of the month.
Each grade level performed two songs. Then
the grandparents joined
their grandchildren in the
classrooms where they enjoyed lemonade and cookies. The PTA Book Fair
provided a lot of interesting reading material. On
September 19th, progress
reports went home to keep
parents and guardians up
to date on their child’s
progress. On September
22nd, Big Smiles Dental
Program provided dental
cleaning and work for
those who requested it.
Kindergarten enjoyed Ap-
ple Day with Living History on September 25th.
They made apple snacks,
apple wreaths, seasonal apple trees, tissue paper apples, apple bookmarks, lace
up apples, and apple bundles. We appreciate Living
History creating wonderful
memories for our students.
Also on September 25th,
Third Grade Art Club took
place. They discussed fish
and created holographic
foil fish. During Homecoming Spirit Week, students dressed as cowboys,
showed off their crazy hair
and hats, enjoyed their pajamas, sported their camouflage, and wore their purple
and gold. The students
were bussed to the high
school to watch the Homecoming Parade on Friday,
September 26th.
The first quarter ended
with vision and hearing
screenings taking place.
On October 1st, the elementary celebrated October
birthdays. On October 3rd,
Nutrition Club started. We
appreciate Harvesters contributing to our community.
On October 8th, second
grade visited the Camden
Point Mid Continent Library to see the animal
show put on by the Kansas
City Zoo. Also on October
8th, North Platte Burger
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King Night took place at
the Platte City Burger
King.
We look forward to
what this school year has
to hold for us and wish
you a fantastic fall!
Cathy J. Hubble
Intermediate
What a great first
quarter NPI students have
had! We have been actively involved in academic and extracurricular
activities that have kept
them busy.
The intermediate
school added three new
members to our staff. Katie Shank is the new
speech and language pathologist, Daniel Atkinson
is the new computer literacy teacher, and Kyle
Minx is the new music
teacher. We are pleased to
welcome them into our
school.
The fourth grade
teachers welcomed the
fourth graders and their
parents into our new
school on August 13, at
the Fourth Grade Orientation. The students spent
their evening visiting with
the fourth grade teachers
and getting their lockers
and desks organized. The
fifth grade students had
the opportunity to rent or
purchase shiny new instruments on August 27 from
Meyer Music.
Open
House was held on August
26 and it was well attended.
On September 12 we
welcomed many grandparents into our building for
the afternoon. The PTA
prepared cookies and
drinks for the grandparents. Mr. Minx directed
each grade level as they
entertained the crowd, and
Mr. Kauffmann directed
the sixth grade band. The
grandparents had the opportunity to visit their
grandchild’s classroom
and participate in activities. The special help was
appreciated to make
Grandparents’ Day a success.
The week of September 21st was NPI’s Spirit
Week!
The students
dressed like their favorite
TV character, wore crazy
socks and hats, wore their
favorite sports attire, had
crazy hair, and displayed
their spirit by wearing purple and gold the Friday of
Homecoming.
Student
Council elections were
held the morning of September 26th. That same
day the students traveled
to Dearborn to watch the
Homecoming parade. The
Intermediate STUCO representatives are:
Jayce
Gibson, Jaylin Burgess,
Stryder Sumy, Felicity
Alicea, Allison Morelock,
Kelsey Rushing, Tara
Owens, Zachary Dutcher,
Autumn O’Brien, Jenna
Cassity, Emily Vernon,
Jakob Scroggins, Teagan
Sumy, and Tessa Morse.
Officer Penix has been
teaching the sixth grade
students about the dangers
of drugs and alcohol
through the Show Me
Character program. Math
Club, Art Club, Reading
Club, and Running Club
keep the students busy
every week. Play 60 is
also under way at the intermediate. Our goal this
year is to log 2,000 physical activity hours in the
month of October.
PTA
sponsored
Donuts 4 Dads and Trunkor-Treat in October.
Donuts 4 Dads was well
attended on October 10,
and the 3rd annual Trunkor-Treat was also a great
success.
Grade cards were sent
home on October 15, and
parent teacher conferences
were held on the evening
of October 23.
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Sixth Grade Honor
Roll
3.0
Hailey Armstrong, Samantha Brown, Shaleigh Corbett, Tessa Morse, Samantha Munsterman, Loren
Patee, Kaitlynn Sample,
Lane Williams
3.5
Brianna Bridger, Hanna
Hale, Halle Hartell, Hali
Hord, Ryan King, Ethan
Manar, Dalton Manville,
Madison O’Neill, Mason
Rose, Jace Stubbs, Alyssa
Zion
4.0
Jessie Addison, Daniel
Fleshman, Tatum Green,
Jonas Pelot, Jakob
Scroggins, Ryann Smith,
Shelby Stapleton, Teagan
Sumy, Cameron Thompson, Kaitlynn Tolbert,
Emily Vernon
The first quarter has
been paced full of activities and special events.
The second quarter is sure
to be just as exciting.
Please continue to watch
for Thursday newsletters
or check for events on the
school
website,
www.nppanthers.org.
Michelle Johnson
Junior High
Ninety-one NPJH students and staff have had a
great beginning to the
2014-2015 school year.
We welcome the following new faculty members
to the junior high: Mrs.
Sharon Groom, FACS;
Mrs. Summer Richardson,
reading and media; and
Mr. Kyle Minx, vocal music. During the first quarter, the students have
worked hard in their
classes and have enjoyed
football, volleyball, cross
country, and cheerleading
for extra-curricular activities.
The following seventh
grade students have qualified to take the ACT test
through Duke Talent Identification Program: Hollie
Webb, Hunter Odle, Blake
Gibson, Jonathan Dutcher,
Ben Shewey, and Paulina
Pena.
The following students qualified to participate in the Know It 2 Win
It competition on Friday,
October 10:
Nick
Blanton, McKenzie
Brockhoff, Dayne Carpenter, Christine Crawford,
Frankie Davis, Ty French,
Lily Fretwell, Blake Gibson, Haylie Hensley, Andrew Hernandez, Caine
Huffman, Savannah
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Lingle, Hunter Odle, Paulina Pena, Ben Shewey,
Destiny Thomas, Hollee
Webb, Sydney Webb, and
Joey Williams. Know It 2
Win It is a game-style
competition created by the
Northland Coalition and
Community 2000 teams of
Clay, Platte, and Ray
Counties in conjunction
with Tri-County Health
Services, Inc. This program is designed to educate the community, especially the youth, about the
negative impact of drugs
and violence and the resources available to help
them make good life
choices. It teaches youth
lifelong skills for finding
accurate alcohol, tobacco,
and other drug information
from local resources. This
year’s winners were 1st
place - Ty French, 2nd
place - Savannah Lingle,
and 3rd place - Paulina
Pena. The first junior high
dance of the year, sponsored by our local Community In Action, was
held after the competition.
Students enjoyed pizza
and pop while dancing to
the music of DJ, Bobby
Crockett.
Student Council elections were held in the junior high this month. Students elected to represent
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their homeroom were:
Chase Bridger, Brianna Spiers, Caleb Hodge, Janell
Manville, Hollee Webb, Andrew Hernandez, Jessica
Meadows, Chance Chesnut,
Ty French, Jordyn Smith,
Salena Munsterman, and
Donald Prothero. Elected
officers for STUCO are as
follows: President - Brianna
Spiers; Vice President Janell Manville; Secretary Andrew Hernandez; and
Treasurer - Chance Chesnut.
The football, volleyball,
and cross country teams
have wrapped up their seasons. The coaches and athletes are to be commended
on their efforts and sportsmanship throughout their
seasons. The fall awards
program and reception
will take place on Friday,
November 7, at 6:00 p.m.
with a junior high dance to
follow. Junior high basketball practices began October
15, with the first games on
November 11 during the
North Platte Tournament.
NPJH will be continuing with the Character Program this year. Each month
a character term is featured
and the faculty will select
one female and one male
student who exemplify that
word. Those two students
will receive recognition on
the Character Board, a fast
pass to lunch for the following month, and a
homework pass. The word
for the month of September was “responsibility.”
The two students chosen to
best
represent
“responsibility” for the
junior high were Brittnie
Deppen and Chandler Tabor. Congratulations to
both of you! The character
term for the month of October is “respect,” November is “citizenship,” and
D e c e m b e r
i s
“compassion.”
Janey Hoeffner
High School
We have recently completed an outstanding first
quarter at the high school.
Our students and staff have
done a great job to start the
year and have laid the
foundation for a successful
2014-2015 school year.
Our students have been
busy with many activities
both in and out of the
classroom.
On September 11 the
high school and junior
high held our annual Patriot’s Day Commemoration.
Area emergency
workers were treated to
breakfast and honored during the ceremony, which
featured a performance by
the choir.
On September 24 and
October 22 the high
school held Parent/
Teacher Conferences.
Parents were able to meet
with instructors to collaboratively discuss the
educational progress of
their students.
On October 1, our
National Honor Society
inducted 22 new members. These students have
demonstrated a great commitment to academics,
character, and service and
are to be commended for
their dedication.
On October 6, the
high school juniors had
the opportunity to attend
the Kansas City College
Fair. Universities, colleges, and trade schools
from all across the United
States were in attendance
and students were able to
learn more about a variety
of educational opportunities.
On October 8, the
high school sophomores
had the opportunity to attend the My Success
Event in St. Joseph. Students were able to explore
career opportunities and
converse with experts in
fields in which they may
be interested in pursuing.
Students in the high
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school have also had the
opportunity to take the
ASVAB and PSAT tests
recently to assess their
knowledge base and skill
levels.
On October 18 our
band competed in the
Trenton Music Festival. It
was a successful day with
our flag corps winning its
division and the band
placing in the top five.
The band has also been
very active at our football
games and is certain to
provide quality performances throughout the rest
of the year in concerts and
competitions.
On October 21, our
junior and senior students
had the opportunity to
travel to Weston for the
Platte County Arrive Alive
event. Area emergency
workers and civic groups
presented on various topics, including the dangers
of distracting and impaired
driving.
On October 25, our
choir students had the opportunity to participate in
District/State Choir auditions. It was a great experience for them and
gave them the opportunity
to grow musically.
On October 27, district staff members partici-
pated in in-service training. Teachers were engaged in curriculum updates and learning about
the new digital library
which has been made
available by DESE to assist in the transition to the
Common Core Standards.
On November 7 the
Academic Bowl Team and
the FBLA will sponsor
Trivia Night. Four person
teams may enter the competition, which is being
used to raise money for
the two programs.
On November 11 the
high school will host our
annual Veteran’s Day
ceremony. Area veterans
will be served lunch and
honored at a district-wide
ceremony. Band and choir
students will perform and
our Veteran’s Day Art
Contest winners will be
announced.
Our fall sports seasons
are winding down and our
students have done a fine
job of representing North
Platte High School. The
coaches and players
should be proud of their
efforts and many have already begun being honored on all-district, allconference, all-region, and
soon all-state teams.
Our softball team finished with an outstanding
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27-3 record which was
highlighted by a trip to
Springfield for the
MSHSAA Softball State
Championships. The girls
lost a nail biter in extra
innings to finish fourth in
the state of Missouri.
Our volleyball team
has emerged as a powerful
program in the area and
concluded their season
with a 26-9 record. The
girls finished second in the
KCI Conference and in
district play. They also
won two tournaments and
finished second in another
during the regular season.
Our cross country team
will enter districts with a
strong possibility of advancing both our boys’
and girls’ teams to the
state meet, while our football team represented our
school well and looks to
build to the future with a
solid group of hardworking young men. The
North Platte athletes and
coaches are to be commended for a great fall
season in which they represented our school well
through good sportsmanship and fair play. The
Fall Awards will be held
on November 17 at 6:30
p.m.
Karl Matt
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HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
FIRST QUARTER
PRINCIPAL
HONOR ROLL
9th Grade
Caleb Crumley
Miranda Daniel
Page Folck
Van French
Kortney Maxwell
Bart Owens
Gracie Roach
Bailee Romaker
Katie Sanders
Robin Skaggs
Austin Snook
Jacob Williams
Remington Wilson
10th Grade
Sarah Addison
Matthew Crawford
Abby Fisher
Shelby Fisher
Samantha Harmer
Mikayla Kerns
Will McKern
Jenna Morelock
Hunter Oliver
Katie Parkhurst
Lauren Payne
Patrick Sutton
11th Grade
Eric Brown
Bryntin Crockett
Mackenze Daniel
Rayanne Daniel
Brittney Gerling
Samantha Gray
Elle Hartell
Victoria Haugsness
Kaitlynn Heese
Anthony Hernandez
Tristen Johnson
Madilyn Lashbrook
Madelynn Lee
Hailey Manville
Hannah Muetzel
Callie Pataluna
Derek Payne
Austin Reynolds
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Hannah Rice
Andrew Roberts
Holly Sanders
Joshua Schank
Zachary Schank
Dylan Stockman
Kaleb Tolbert
Sydney Wagle
12th Grade
Aykarakoz Abzhan
Kyle Bledsoe
Cameron J. Brockhoff
Jeremiah Copenhaver
Dillon Crockett
Katelin Dillee
Ryann French
Sarah Johnson
Courtney Kipping
Elijah Love
Scout Montgomery
Sarah Morelock
Sarah Munsterman
Regan Nash
Kaleb Odle
Robert O’Neill
Shelby Paden
Blake Romaker
Chelsi Sams
Austin Shanks
Madison Stills
Baylie Wilson
Tristan Wolf
HONOR ROLL
9th Grade
MaKayla Blanton
Gideon Bledsoe
Stephanie Clymer
Hollie Finnell
McKenna Fulton
Benjamin Heese
Landon Montgomery
William Morse
Wayne (Caleb) Sample
10th Grade
Nicholas Brooks
Shiann Campbell
Daisy Dubois
Zoey Dutcher
Mark Fisher
Bennett French
Zachary Fretwell
Devin Golden
Grace Harkness
Reece Henke
Andrew Johnson
Gabby Kidwell
Halen Knapp
Garrett Lamar
Parker Rotterman
Carl Ruppert
Carah Sage
Andrew Teague
Callie Vernon
Sabrina Wilson
Victoria Wolf
11th Grade
Elijah Bledsoe
Ethan Burke
Joshua Dutcher
Kyle Ewing
Jordan Hendricks
Kaycee Hodgson
Jacob Holden
Takoda Lucker
Erin Manville
Tyler Newman
Jordain Pack
Kailey Pike
Abigail Poepping
Tristan Roth
Gentry Scrivener
Blake Smith
Blake Toliver
Brock Wenzel
Martina Williams
12th Grade
Mason Barnett
Claire Everett
Breanne McClung
Mikaylah Mullendore
Kassidy Neilson
JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL
FIRST QUARTER
7th Grade
4.0
Jordyn Smith
3.5
Thomas Beale
Nicholas Blanton
McKenzie Brockhoff
Dayne Carpenter
Christine Crawford
Madison DeBord
Ty French
Lillian Fretwell
Blake Gibson
Andrew Hernandez
Cameron Leupold
Savannah Lingle
Hunter Odle
Paulina Pena
Destiny Thomas
Hollee Webb
Josephine Williams
3.0
Zachary Beatty
Frankie Davis
Jonathan Dutcher
Haylie Hensley
Nelson McCracken
Justin Roth
Benjamin Shewey
Joel Smyser
8th Grade
4.0
Chase Bridger
Truman Byergo
Jessica Meadows
Tyler Meadows
Kendall Schank
Brianna Spiers
3.5
Brittnie Deppen
Sumer Green
Kadilynn Kelley
Emily Paden
Kelsey Reynolds
Chandler Tabor
Clarissa White
3.0
Amelia Britting
Jayden Brooks
Matthew Carter
Jordyn Goetz
Caleb Hodge
Victoria Johnson
Hannah Lashbrook
Zachary Lee
Cade Lucker
Janell Manville
Caitlyn Morrison
Kasie Newton
Jacob Oliver
McKenzie Sams
Bailee Smith
RECYCLING
PROGRAM
The National Honor
Society will be available
to assist community
members with their recycling on the following
dates through the 20142015 school year.
2014
November 15
December 20
2015
January 24
February 21
March 21
April 25
All recycling hours
will take place from
8:30—10:00 a.m. at the
High School recycling
center. Accepted items
include:
newspapers,
magazines, office paper,
cereal boxes and soft
drink cartons, 1-7 plastics, aluminum cans,
food cans, brochures
and catalogs, glass jars
and bottles. Please rinse
all cans, bottles, and jars
prior to recycling.
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SOFTBALL AWARDS
The North Platte Academic Bowl Team and Future Business Leaders of
America Chapter are sponsoring a Community Trivia
Fun Night on Friday, November 7th, 2014, at the
High School in Dearborn,
Missouri. Competition starts
at 6:30 p.m. with check-in
starting at 6:00 p.m.
The competition consists of ten rounds of ten
questions from various categories.
Prizes will be
awarded to winners. Teams
can consist of up to four
members. We encourage
you to come join the fun and
register your team as soon
as possible. Cost is $40 per
team. To sign up, please
send team name with contact information along with
cash or check (made payable to North Platte High
School) to Shelly Meyer,
North Platte High School,
212 W. Sixth Street, Dearborn, MO 64439.
Money raised at this
event will support the academic team, and help with
Future Business Leaders of
America projects. For additional information or questions,
please
contact
Shelly Meyer, Academic
team
coach
at
shelly.meyer@nplatte.k12.
mo.us or Paula Johnson,
FBLA Advisor, at
paula.johnson@nplatte.k12.
mo.us.
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SOFTBALL AWARDS
KCI ALL CONFERENCE
1st Team
Victoria Haugsness, Junior, Pitcher
Kaycee Hodgson, Junior, Shortstop
Sarah Johnson, Senior, 2nd Base
Regan Nash, Senior, Outfield
Chelsi Sams, Senior, 1st Base
Honorable Mention
Alley Rickel, Freshman, Outfield
ALL DISTRICT
1st Team
Victoria Haugsness, Junior, Pitcher
Kaycee Hodgson, Junior, Infielder
Sarah Johnson, Senior, Infielder
Regan Nash, Senior, Outfielder
Chelsi Sams, Senior, Outfielder
2nd Team
Courtney Kipping, Senior, Infielder
Alley Rickel, Freshman, Outfielder
CLASS 2 ALL REGION
District 13, 14, 15, 16
1st Team
Victoria Haugsness, Junior, Pitcher
Regan Nash, Senior, Outfielder
2nd Team
Kaycee Hodgson, Junior, Infielder
Chelsi Sams, Senior, Infielder
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