Oswego Archers competed in the Carthage High School Archery Tournament today, Saturday, Feb. 1, 2020.
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
Jessalyn Overall 253
Jace Landes 245
Engracia LaDene 210
MIDDLE SCHOOL TEAM
Kaytee Blumer 268
Olivia Jackson 261
Noah Mills 248
Rayden Myers 240
Aaliyah Tun 235
Alex Long 233
Kylee McDaniels 231
Coleman Murphy 231
Patrick Doyle 223
Emma Bruninng 221
AJ Tun 217
Owen Jackson 211
Elizabeth Ramirez 210
Aubri Keele 204
Brandon Webster 185
Zachary Burks 155
Gavino LaDene 119
ELEMENTARY TEAM
Hailey Smardo 240
Alden Ebersole 233
Manny Ramirez 226
Brody Braun 223
Christian Cunningham 208
Axton Myers 199
Domic Cunningham 188
Kimber Little Page 179
MaKayla Getman 176
Noah Keele 166
Traven Higgins 161
Chance Mills 134
Kylie George 127
Holly Smith 123
Sparkle Myers 110
Branaya Page 109
The tournament is in Carthage MO at the Tiger Activity Center (TAC) at the Carthage High School 2600 S River St. Carthage MO. We will not stop to eat following the tournament, but the Carthage High School will have a concession stand available to purchase food items.
Students need to be at SVCA at 8:15. The bus will leave at 8:30. Return time will vary but we should be back at SVCA by 2:00.
6th grade students are finishing up their Ancient Egypt unit. They weighed apple slices and then added different solutions to test which will help in the mummification process for the apple.
JH BB at Columbus tomorrow has been cancelled due to incoming weather.
Working hard researching the Midwest states! :)
Little bit of multiplication war between instruction and work time! They love it!
FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 2019
HALF DAY OF SCHOOL
SVCA staff have planned some special activity for the students on Friday prior to the classroom parties. Students are to wear school appropriate pajamas. Classroom parties will start around 10:00. Lunch will be served starting at 11:15.
Bus departure times on Friday:
12:00 Mr. Benny’s route to Sherman/Montana
12:05 Mr. Doug’s to route to Parsons
12:30 Mr. Stone’s route to Parsons
12:35 Mr. Benny’s route to McCune
No school tomorrow for USD 504 tomorrow Tuesday December 17, due to road conditions.
SVCA 6th grade class traveled to the Parsons Sale Barn to learn about the process of buying and selling cattle. The 6th grade students are tracking the cost associated with raising a steer. They will be selling the steer in the spring at the conclusion of the project. Special thanks you to Mark McKee for answering questions and sharing information about his business.
USD 504 Service Valley/Oswego WILL have school on Monday, December 16.
Oswego will have school Monday, December 16!
Congratulations for winning the Elks Hoop Shoot at Service Valley in their age group.
SVCA students that want to ride the float or walk in the Parsons parade tonight Thursday December 5 need to meet by 6:50 at Daylight Donuts. The parade starts at 7:00. We are 59th in the parade. Parents will need be across from the Judicial Center once SVCA float finished the parade route. The parade theme is Polar Express so students may wear pajamas tonight. (with parent permission)
2nd grade read Balloons Over Broadway and created their own balloons. This is a fantastic book on the history of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
4th grade wrote a “How-to” on Christmas tree decorating using transitioning words. Then we decorated our own trees!
5th grade created a Newton’s Cradle which is a device to demonstrate Newton’s third law of motion.
Disguise a Turkey project by 2nd grade
Three students set new school records today in the Pacer Test. 1st grader Rilan Miorandi ran 44 laps beating the old record by 1. In 4th grade Justice Spunaugle eclipsed the old record of 55 by running 58 laps. Brody Byrd shattered his own record by ten laps by running 68. Congratulations guys!
Three students set new school records today in the Pacer Test. 1st grader Rilan Miorandi ran 44 laps beating the old record by 1. In 4th grade Justice Spunaugle eclipsed the old record of 55 by running 58 laps. Brody Byrd shattered his own record by ten laps by running 68. Congratulations guys!
Three students set new school records today in the Pacer Test. 1st grader Rilan Miorandi ran 44 laps beating the old record by 1. In 4th grade Justice Spunaugle eclipsed the old record of 55 by running 58 laps. Brody Byrd shattered his own record by ten laps by running 68. Congratulations guys!
5th grade worked spreading mulch in the butterfly garden.
