The Chillicothe R-II Board of Education will meet for a regular meeting at 6 PM, Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023 at the Administrative Offices, 2807 Hornet Rd. Click on the following link to view the agenda: http://go.boarddocs.com/mo/chillicothe/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=CMGNQX6119A5
Chillicothe R-II is now the proud owner of a brand new, 71-passenger bus, which was recently delivered by Central States Bus Sales. The District bought the $96,980 bus with Volkswagen grant funds and a $36,000 District match. We hope our students enjoy their new ride!
Just a friendly reminder that Chillicothe R-II Schools will dismiss early on Friday, December 16th for winter break and classes will resume on Wednesday, January 4th. We are wishing all of our Hornet family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
The Chillicothe R-II Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, Dec. 13th at 6 PM at the Administrative Offices. To view the agenda, click on the following link: http://go.boarddocs.com/mo/chillicothe/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=CL8MRU59E615
Field School Principal Terria Cox greeted her students this (Wednesday) morning in true Thanksgiving Day spirit! Remember, Hornet family, there is NO SCHOOL tomorrow (Wednesday), Thursday or Friday (Nov. 23-25) for Thanksgiving break. Have a happy Thanksgiving!
Congratulations to our nominees for this year's Chillicothe R-II Beacon Award, which is generously sponsored by the Chillicothe Education Foundation! Please share!!!
Congratulations to our nominees for this year's Chillicothe R-II Teacher of the Year Award, which is generously sponsored by the Chillicothe Education Foundation! Please share!!!
Congratulations to first grade teachers: Shelby Ward, Heather McGraw and Brook Wolf, who won a $500 Chillicothe Education Foundation Mini-Grant for their application called, "Empowering Students through Augmented and Virtual Reality."
While R-II School students did not have classes today (Tuesday), building leadership teams from all three elementary schools began planning today for the eventual transition to 1 elementary school as part of the planned in-service day for staff. It's a great day to be a Hornet!
The Chillicothe R-II Board of Education will meet on Monday, Oct. 31st at 7:30 AM for a special open meeting at the Administrative Offices. To view the agenda, click on the following link:
http://go.boarddocs.com/mo/chillicothe/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=CKKQE968E349
Just a friendly reminder....
Our teachers are always learning! Last (Monday) night, they began a study on Ruby K. Payne's Emotional Poverty research. Ruby Payne holds a Ph.D., and is an American educator and author best known for her work on the culture of poverty and its relation to education.
Here's just a few pictures showing what's going to be auctioned off tomorrow morning (Oct. 21st) at 10 AM in the Chillicothe High School parking lot! There's chairs, tables, kitchenware, vehicles, and much, much more!
Don't forget, Hornet family!
Mark your calendar and join us on October 20th!
We are looking to add more bus drivers to our ranks. Please share!
Chillicothe R-II Classes will be dismissed early for Homecoming on Friday, September 16th for Homecoming! Here's a list of other planned early dismissals this school year:
Just a quick reminder that our staff will not be in the buildings Thursday or Friday.
We are so proud of our Kindergarten and First Grade Hornet High 5 Buzzworthy News students!
Jack helped Ms. Becca load milk, Thomas was keeping his classroom neat and tidy, and Leland picked up trash at recess.
Brayden was caught demonstrating buzzworthy behavior, Ledger was demonstrating line basics, and Lilee was being responsible by staying on task and ready at all times.
Thank you for being great role models!
Let's give a big High Five to these Hornet High Five Buzzworthy News students!
Kindergarten - Alden was demonstrating line basics all day long, Valentine was showing kindness and being responsible by finding a lost item in the bathroom and returning it, and Griffin was being responsible by following directions in the classroom.
First Grade - Astraea was showing kindness and being responsible by cleaning up, Rylie was being friendly by taking turns on the swing, and Haven was demonstrating body basics.
Great job!
