Ms. Myers 2nd grade Partner in Education, Trooper Acree, read the book Officer Buckle and Gloria.
Space glow art unit - 5th graders making galaxies!
A huge thank you to Mr.Cookinham, assistant band director of Chillicothe R-2, for coming to share his trombone skills with our 3rd graders today. This performance kicks off the book, Trombone Shorty, which will be used next week to teach about biographies, autobiographies and lessons of a story.
Braden, a 4th grader, earned a positive bus referral on Bus 21 for his outstanding manners!
Today, Mrs Schneider's 3rd graders explored fractions greater than one whole on a number line using fun, hands-on edible activities!
Thursday...Dress like a farmer and join the fun as we celebrate the FFA Tractor Parade!
Parents: To ensure a smooth event, please avoid CES from 8:00-9:00 AM.
We can't wait to see our little farmers enjoying the parade around CES! 👩🌾👨🌾
Great attitudes and hard workers means more Hornet High Five Winners!!!
Look at our kindergartners on the ABC Wagon Train!!
Goal Getters
“Let Your Kind Shine”
Kindness is everywhere at CES! The three recipients of this week's awards were nominated by a teacher or staff member for showing exceptional kindness. They received a sunshine bag and the opportunity to sit in the yellow sunshine chair over the next week to promote kindness throughout CES!
Olivia “Rosie” Standley (Miss Howard’s First Grade Class)
Olivia is always a considerate friend and respectful to her teacher. She works hard at school to help everyone learn! Olivia goes above and beyond to help to keep our classroom and our school clean. She is courteous to other adults in the building and kind to everyone she encounters on the playground. Nice job Olivia letting your kind shine to your classmates.
Tenley Scheib (Mrs. Wolfe’s 3rd Grade Class)
Tenley, without complaining, walks with another student at the end of the day to make sure she gets where she needs to be without getting lost. In the classroom she is a helper for this student and every other student! She is so kind and always helpful to everyone!! She is a perfect definition of the "Let your kind shine" award.Bayler Schneiter (Mrs. Davis’ 5th Grade Class)
Bayler Schneiter is always willing to help my students who are struggling. A kind act I just found out about was he visited a special needs students house at Halloween and asked to see him. When his mom allowed him to come to the door, he gave the kid a great big hug. This act of kindness brought tears to the student's mom. She said no one had ever done that before. He is always kind and compassionate towards this student in class as well. He is just an all around great kid!
CES is snow excited to be back in session! ❄️ Check out these snapshots from our FRI-YAY!
CES is snow excited to be back in session! ❄️ Check out these snapshots from our FRI-YAY!
🚍 Attention Chillicothe Community! School will be in session during normal hours on Friday, February 21, with buses running Inclement Weather Routes. For more details, please visit: https://tinyurl.com/bddkbp6x. Stay safe! ❄️
🚨 Attention Chillicothe R-II Families: Due to frigid temperatures, there will be NO SCHOOL tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 20th. Please stay warm and safe! ❄️❤️ #ChillicotheRII #SchoolClosure
📢 Attention Chillicothe School District families: Due to extreme cold temperatures, there will be NO SCHOOL on Wednesday, February 19th. Please note, this will not be an AMI Day. Stay warm and safe! ❄️ #ChillicotheSchoolDistrict #WeatherAlert
📢 Attention Chillicothe School District families: Due to extreme cold temperatures, there will be NO SCHOOL on Wednesday, February 19th. Please note, this will not be an AMI Day. Stay warm and safe! ❄️ #ChillicotheSchoolDistrict #WeatherAlert
🚨 Attention Chillicothe R-II Schools Community: Due to extreme cold temperatures and hazardous road conditions, all schools, including Grand River Technical School, will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 18th. This will not be an A.M.I. Day. Stay safe! ❄️
On February 10, 2025, our teachers and staff participated in a Professional Development Day focused on collaboration, planning, and safety preparedness.
The morning began with a delicious breakfast from JT’s, setting the stage for a productive day. Staff then took part in building tours, reviewed updates to professional development plans, engaged in team planning, and participated in curriculum meetings to enhance instructional practices.
In the afternoon, the focus shifted to active shooter response training, a critical exercise involving multiple agencies from Chillicothe, Livingston County, and the state of Missouri. Participating organizations included the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office, Chillicothe Police Department, Missouri State Highway Patrol, Missouri Department of Conservation, Chillicothe Fire Department, and Hedrick Medical Center. This simulation provided staff with hands-on practice in emergency response, reinforcing preparedness and ensuring a coordinated approach to school safety.
A special thank you to SRO Lewis for organizing this vital training and to all agencies involved for their commitment to keeping our school community safe.
Our amazing PTO provided fun games and activities for our kindergarten, 2nd, and 4th-grade classrooms during their Valentine’s Day parties. We are so grateful for the incredible support of our CES parents and PTO!
Our 3rd-grade Tadpoles explored the Auto Service Tech, Hospitality & Tourism, and Early Childhood Professions programs at GRTS last week, gaining hands-on insights into these exciting career fields!
