Online Registration Coming this Spring!
The Moberly School District has added Online Registration to our Parent Portal for the 2019/2020 school year. Later this spring, parents will be able to re-enroll their students for 2019/2020 online through the Parent Portal. If you do not already have Parent Portal access, contact your child’s school to provide your email address and obtain access. An email address is required for Parent Portal login.
Additional information and instructions for using Online Registration will be provided in the next few weeks. In addition, new students will be enrolled in August using the Parent Portal. Additional information and instructions for new student enrollment will be provided later this summer. We hope parents find this process convenient and easy to use.
MHS Students Sign with CMU
Recently, Moberly High School students, Hilary Bloss and Jarod Cole signed music scholarships with Central Methodist University.
Pictured above are Director of Bands at Central Methodist University, Professor Skip Vandelicht and Moberly Senior Hilary Bloss. Miss Bloss is signing a music scholarship to attend CMU this fall. Hilary plans to sing in the choir, play flute in the marching band and bassoon in the concert band. Standing is Moberly High school band director Jordan Perry.
Moberly senior Jarod Cole signing his scholarship to CMU with Professor Vandelicht while Jarod's mother and Moberly band director Jordan Perry look on. Jarod will play the saxophone at CMU and major in Music Education.
GBE Participates in Read Across America!
Gratz Brown Elementary celebrated Dr. Seuss's birthday on Read Across America Day Friday, March 1. The entire school dropped everything and read together for 30 minutes, teachers invited guest readers to their classrooms, many students and teachers dressed up as Dr. Seuss characters and classes participated in a door decorating contest. Pictured below is Miss Johnson's 4th grade class in front of their first place door. Mrs. Messer's class received an honorable mention.
MHS Speech & Drama Team Takes 1st Place!
Moberly Spartan Speech and Drama team competed in Salisbury's 43rd Annual Speech Tournament on Saturday, January 26. The team brought home a first-place sweepstakes team trophy as well as several individual trophies and medals.
- 1st Place - Hannah Field - International Extemporaneous Speaking
- 1st Place - Hannah Field - Original Oratory
- 1st Place - Grace Kertz - Prose Reading
- 1st Place - Jalen Redburn - Radio Speaking
- 2nd Place - Christien Burkhart - Humorous Interpretation
- 2nd Place - Christien Burkhart & Gabe Hayes - Improv Duet Acting
- 2nd Place - Sydney Marquardt & Morgan McCall - Duo Interpretation
- 2nd Place - Morgan McCall - Poetry Reading
- 2nd Place - Morgan McCall - Storytelling
- 2nd Place - Evelyn Ortman - Dramatic Interpretation
- 3rd Place - Jalen Redburn - U.S. Extemporaneous Speaking
- 3rd Place - Ryan Tolbert - Dramatic Interpretation
- 4th Place - Mark Rowe - Radio Speaking
- 5th Place - Rory Clark & Sophia Milhollin - Improv Duet Acting
- 5th Place - Aubrie Rash - Dramatic Interpretation
- 5th Place - Mark Rowe - Storytelling
- 5th Place - Ryan Tolbert - Prose Reading
- 6th Place - Rory Clark - Original Oratory
- 6th Place - Jakob Huff & Jalen Redburn - Improv Duet Acting
Outdoor Athletic Facilities Plan!
The Moberly School District has developed a plan for identifying and addressing needs in our outdoor athletic facilities. The plan, which was presented to the Board in December for review, utilizes the facilities budget to address prioritized needs.
Click the link below to download the Moberly School District Outdoor Facilities Plan.
Outdoor Athletic Facilities Plan
MMS Students Attend Literature Festival!
Recently, a group of Moberly Middle School students attended the 51st Annual Children's Literature Festival in Warrensburg. The festival is an annual event where students can meet the authors behind the books they love.
MMS Students Vote on Missouri Nominee Books!
Recently, students from Moberly Middle School voted on the Missouri Nominee Books. The students earned a ballot to vote on the nominated books by reading and passing quizzes on 4 Mark Twain or Truman nominee books. In the picture above, the students are enjoying breakfast in the library while casting their ballots.
Kindergarten Screening!
The Moberly School District will hold their annual kindergarten pre-enrollment and screening
April 8 & 15, 2019 at the Moberly Early Childhood Learning Center. Children must be 5 years of age before August 1st, 2019 to attend kindergarten. Students who will be attending South Park Elementary will be screened on April 8th and North Park students will be screened on April 15th.
Parents MUST make an appointment for their child to be screened. The Moberly School District will begin taking calls for kindergarten screening appointments beginning Monday, March 4th through Friday, March 22nd. Parents should call 269-2693 between 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday to make an appointment.
When parents bring the child to be screened, they will need to bring the child’s social security card, birth certificate, doctor’s copy of immunization records and proof of residency. For proof of residency, parents must provide one of the following: rental/lease contract, utility bill/deposit receipt, payroll check, W-2 or property tax receipt. If parents cannot provide one of these, they will need to contact the school administrator.
Children who are screened will be eligible to attend Kindergarten Jumpstart during the summer. Information related to Kindergarten Jumpstart will be available at the screening.
Students Participate in Global Read Aloud!
At Gratz Brown Elementary, third grade enrichment students are participating in the Global Read Aloud. Created in 2010, the Global Read Aloud has a simple goal in mind, one book to connect the world. Classes participating in the event read aloud the same book and then try to make as many global connections as possible. This year participating students are reading A Boy Called BAT. Recently, the students received postcards from their partner school in Columbus, Texas.
GBE Students Learn about Scoliosis!
September 1 was established through a proclamation signed by the Governor of Missouri as Scoliosis Awareness Day. Gratz Brown Elementary students learned more about scoliosis through the reading of a book title "Beautiful Crooked Letter I" which was donated to the school library by Shae Smith, Miss Springfield's Outstanding Teen 2018. Miss Smith advocates for early detection and prevention of scoliosis. Shown in the picture are students from Miss Crawford's 4th grade class after the reading of this book.