Today Mrs. Allen's second grade presented a readers theater to Mrs. Jarvis's kindergarten class. At the conclusion they made pumpkin pie in a cup and had a wonderful time .
The Creative Sewing class learned how to embroidery then used the sewing machine to sew a pillow sham! Good job girls!
Today, Second grade learned about the phases of the moon. What better way to demonstrate their new knowledge than making Oreo cookie moons.
The Nutrition class had fun preparing and eating Thanksgiving dinner! Good job kids...it was delicious!!
The last day of elementary after school tutoring, for first semester, will be this Thursday, November 18th. Tutoring will resume after winter break on Tuesday, January 11th, 2022.
Contact me with any questions!
Ms. Kathy
kcooper@dora.org
417-261-2337 Ext. 1110
In art, the students have been learning about Wassily Kandinsky. Kandinsky is famous for concentric circle art. Check out the students' Kandinsky inspired art!
The Art Club members created the tree!
We are very proud of our Ozark County Spelling Bee winners
FCCLA members attended the Region 9 meeting at the Civic Center in West Plains.
Happy Veterans Day! Some of our Middle School students wanted to show their support in honoring their veterans through posters! You can see these later today at the assembly! 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Last week in photography, the students learned about abstract photography. The students used droplets of water on a DVD to create their images. Enjoy!
We would like to invite the community to join us this Thursday as we honor our veterans.
Dora XC had a great day to run at the MSHSSA STATE CROSS COUNTRY MEET. All three runners: Emma Martin (FR), Cade Nold (FR), and Autumn Nold (JR) ran good races. Emma ran a 22:53 in the top 1/3rd of all Class 1A State Qualifiers. Cade and Autumn were both awarded ALL STATE titles. Cade medaled 21st and made a new personal record of 17:47. Autumn placed 20th. She also made a new personal record of 21:40.
Dora XC had a great day to run at the MSHSSA STATE CROSS COUNTRY MEET. All three runners: Emma Martin (FR), Cade Nold (FR), and Autumn Nold (JR) ran good races. Emma ran a 22:53 in the top 1/3rd of all Class 1A State Qualifiers. Cade and Autumn were both awarded ALL STATE titles. Cade medaled 21st and made a new personal record of 17:47. Autumn placed 20th. She also made a new personal record of 21:40.
These Juniors and Seniors had an awesome time visiting Missouri State University-West Plains with Mrs. Menz today!
Red Carpet Day is always one of our favorite college visits. Students took a waking tour of campus, got to spend time with student ambassadors, attended an academic program fair and learned more about the unique things that MSU-WP has to offer.
6th Grade Math Class has been busy learning how to gather data, organize that data, and then display the data as a circle graph.
Second grade is learning about the Earth’s forces. So we made our own vocabulary memory match game today.
Seniors, don’t forget that tomorrow is FAFSA night!
Completing the FAFSA is a requirement for the A+ scholarship, so you don’t want to miss this event. Bring your parents/guardians to learn more about who is eligible for financial aid & how to access it.
Dora Cross Country Districts delivered a TEAM full of PR’s ( personal records ). These runners worked hard this year. Cumulatively the boys team dropped 18:41 minutes and the girls team dropped 14:28 minutes off their times in 11.5 weeks of training. Three runners will advance to state on November 6th: junior - Autumn Nold and freshmen - Emma Martin and Cade Nold. Check out the Dora Falcons Cross Country & Track FB page for more details.
In art, the students learned about Pablo Picasso and his unique style. The students created their own Picasso inspired projects! Happy Halloween!
Mrs. Lovan’s high school FACS classes teamed up with Mrs. Menz to create Red Ribbon Week presentations for our elementary students!
On top of sharing the importance of saying “NO!” to drugs and alcohol they also stressed the significance of living a healthy lifestyle, what they can do to keep themselves safe if a substance is offered to them, as well as the consequences that come with taking drugs & drinking alcohol.
A big thank you to our elementary teachers for allowing us to spread the word about Red Ribbon Week 2021!
