
This is a message for our students who are currently virtual or who are currently on quarantine. We have been in contact with AT&T and have found out what has happened to the hotspots. We need to reprogram all hotspots that are currently in use. We have new ones to swap out with your old ones. If you are able to come to school to swap out hotspots they will be in the High School office or Mr. Whaley's room. Please, if you are in quarantine, DO NOT COME. Please call the offices and we will make arrangements to have your hotspot delivered to you. We are sorry for this inconvenience. Have a good rest of your evening.

Just a reminder that any educational packet materials from last week for the quarantined students should be sent back on the bus today (Monday). Also, new packet materials for those students, for whom it affects, will be sent on the bus routes today.

Congratulations to the Fair Play HS Cross Country team and their twelfth place finish at the State Meet on Saturday. All individuals did a great job representing the school and community. Congratulations to the coaches on leading the team in a successful season.

This message is to provide information regarding the State Cross Country meet tomorrow. We will have a brief send off for our state bound team at the lawn on the west side of the high school at 3:00 pm today (Friday). Also, a reminder that there will be NO walk-up ticket sales to attend the meet tomorrow at 3:45pm in Columbia. Any spectator tickets remaining of the allotted attendance maximum will be open for purchase at noon today. They must be purchased as an e-ticket at www.mshsaa.org. They are eight dollars each and will include a processing fee.

High school boys basketball will have practice tonight starting at 5:30 this evening.

The high school student council is sponsoring a Blood Drive Tuesday, November 3rd from 11:00 am to 3:30 pm in the Multi-purpose room in the Administration Building. CBCO is encouraging donors to make appointments to donate by calling (417)227-5006.

Just a reminder that Parent Teacher conferences will be held for seventh through twelfth grades tomorrow (Thursday) from 12:45 pm to 7 pm in the cafeteria. We will have one cafeteria table for each teacher and the desk guards set-up for added precaution. We are asking that no more than two parents, guardians or visitors see a teacher at a time and please limit visits to 10-15 minutes. Of course you may contact your child's teacher by phone or email if you wish.

There is one announcement with this notification. Winter sport athletes, including cheerleaders, must have a current sports physicals on file prior to practicing or playing in the upcoming winter sports season. Physicals are needed by November 2nd. If there are questions about whether an athlete's physical is current, contact Athletic Director Kathy Scott.

SCHOOL will be OPEN tomorrow. The water leak has been repaired and the water level did NOT fall below the required level so there is NO boil order. All of this is GOOD news and worked out much better than we first anticipated. Thank you Fair Play City for working to keep our school open.

There are two notifications with this message. First, there will be no junior high basketball games this evening (Monday) due to the Fair Play City Water issues that are affecting the school campus. Secondly, there will be no tutoring for Monday, October 19 also for the water issue.

Tomorrow morning for the Coffee with the Superintendent I will be doing a virtual tour at 10:00 am of our gym lobby expansion. However, you may text me anytime tonight or tomorrow with any questions you would like answered about your school district. My cell number is 298-1935. If you can’t watch it at this time, no problem. We will save it on our website and on FB. You can watch it anytime. See you tomorrow.

REMINDER: Miles for Smiles Mobile Unit will be onsite this Thursday, Friday, and next Monday for check ups and cleanings, as well other services, as needed. Please turn in or request a new consent form before Oct. 15th, this Thursday if you would like your child to be seen.

Tonight's Junior High Girls Basketball game at Humansville has been moved up to a 7:15 pm start time.

This afternoon we had a substitute on Mr.Steve’s bus route on 32 highway. There was a need to stop quickly because of a safety issue with an elementary child. There was a dump truck behind the bus who also had to stop quickly. The dump truck stopped to the side of the bus. There was NO contact between the vehicles. The child is fine. It was a scary situation that your child could come home and tell you. I wanted you, the parents to know what happened.

For parents and supporters planning to attend the Junior High Basketball games tomorrow (Friday) at Macks Creek, this message contains information regarding health requirements in place by Macks Creek Schools. No spectator, player or visitor will be allowed admittance into their school facilities without having a temperature screening and wearing a face mask. Visitors must be masked at any time they are not seated in the stands.

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The Junior High Girls Basketball game scheduled for this evening has been canceled and will not be re-scheduled.

Two announcements today. First, the Junior High Girls Basketball game scheduled for today has been canceled and will not be re-scheduled. Secondly, the home Softball game scheduled with Hermitage for today has been postponed and is re-scheduled for Wednesday at 5 pm.

The following games are canceled for this week. Softball for Monday, Tuesday and Hermitage Tournament Friday and Saturday. Junior High Girls and Boys Basketball Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday have been canceled. Rescheduling information will be posted when available.

Today we have added 1 positive for COVID and identified 12 students for exposure in the Junior High. IF YOU DO NOT GET A PHONE CALL YOUR CHILD WAS NOT INCLUDING IN THE EXPOSURE which means they were not less than 6 feet for over 15 mins. On Friday we had a count of two students who tested positive in 9th and 11th grades and 15 in quarantine . We do NOT see a wide spread but the contact tracing is a challenge. I would recommend all parents should monitor for symptoms of COVID each day. I know it is hare to tell the difference between allergies and COVID at this time of year.