Stewartsville C2 School District

Reminder - Next Thursday, June 18, is our rescheduled Preschool and Kindergarten Roundup screening day. It is not too late to schedule a screening time. Please contact Mr. Stephenson at mstephenson@stewartsville.k12.mo.us for more information. #TheNest

DeKalb County Fair Information To provide a safe show environment the following guidelines are currently in place: **We highly encourage social distancing while in attendance **There will be no bleacher seating provided this year **The youth building only being open for restroom facilities ONLY **Restroom facilities will be cleaned periodically through the events **Limited concession will be provided onsite **Livestock classes will be broken down into smaller sizes, if necessary **Penning and stalling from trailers strongly advised **Encourage exhibitors not to shake hands with each other or judges **Some hand sanitizer will be provided for use by exhibitors and patrons **DeKalb County Fair Board and its members are not responsible for Loss, Injury, Accidents, or Illness (including COVID-19) Sunday, June 14 Fairgrounds 10:00 a.m. Horse Show Registration 8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m. Superintendent: Brooke Ray (816) 724-0305 Fairgrounds 9:00 a.m. Fairground Set-Up Tuesday, June 16 Livestock Pavilion 6:00 p.m. Beef Show Registration 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Superintendent: Scott Seabolt (816) 985-3792 Wednesday, June 17 Fairgrounds 10:00 a.m. Fairground Small Pen Set-Up Livestock Pavilion 6:00 p.m. Poultry/Rabbit Show Registration 4:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Superintendents: Ted & Tanya Keck (816) 632-9855 Thursday, June 18 Livestock Pavilion 6:00 p.m. Swine Show Registration 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Superintendents: Ronnie & Connie Cole (816) 724-0314 Friday, June 19 Livestock Pavilion 10:00 a.m. Sheep Show Registration 7:30 a.m.-9:00 a.m. Superintendent: Darrin Keller (816) 261-1465 Livestock Pavilion 6:00 p.m. Goat Show Registration 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Superintendent: Katie Martin (660) 973-4580 Saturday, June 20 Fairgrounds 10:00 a.m. Fairground Clean-up 2020 DeKalb County Livestock Show Schedule

Summer Strength and Conditioning starts tomorrow, Monday, June 1. It will be from 8-9:30 a.m. Park in the back lot and meet on the playground. Workouts will be on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 8- 9:30.

Summer strength and conditioning starts on Monday, June 1st. It will be from 8-9:30 a.m. Workouts will be on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 8- 9:30. The first 5 weeks will be held at Stewartsville.

What: Pop - Up Mobile Pantry When: - Friday, May 29, 2020; Starting at 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (While Supplies Last) Where: Stewartsville Food Pantry – 401 Main St. – Stewartsville, MO Overview: Second Harvest Community Food Bank alongside volunteers will be distributing food through a one-day mobile food drop in Stewartsville, MO starting at 10:00 a.m. Second Harvest recognizes the need within this area and is taking action by bringing food to the food insecure individuals in each respective community. We are all in this TOGETHER! This program is open to the general public. There are no income guides to utilize this program.

It is graduation day at "The Nest." Please help us make to AWESOME by reviewing the procedures that have been put in place. 1. There will be designated seating areas on the football field for each family. The seating will be set up in individual family pods to allow for social distancing. We are limiting the on-field seating to 10 people per family, and we ask for families not to mingle before or after the ceremony. 2. There will be a designated seating area for Stewartsville School faculty and staff on the football field.  3. The main parking lot and circle drive will be limited to parking for graduates, graduate family members who are sitting on the field, and for district faculty and staff members.   4. Additional guests are welcome to attend the ceremony but will need to sit on the asphalt road on the west side of the field and park on the northside of the building or adjacent side streets. (The road will be blocked off the same as it is for a home football game.) 5. Graduates will need to meet in the school lobby at 11:30 am to prepare for the ceremony. Family members will not be allowed to enter the building. Graduates will enter the field from the southeast corner to begin the ceremony at noon. 6. After the ceremony, graduates will be dismissed back to the main parking lot individually along with their family members who are seated on the field. We ask for families to not mingle in the parking lot and to respect each other's personal family space. 

Everyone better bring their sunscreen tomorrow Mr. Stephenson is preparing to give the "One More Thing" welcome and Mrs. Pottier is preparing to give the Class of 2020 Graduation Keynote Address. We are excited and can't wait to see the Cardinal Community tomorrow at noon on the football field❗#TheNest

Calling all Cardinals... We would love to have your help and make our PreK -6 Student Book A Month Program an even more significant success moving into the 2020-2021 school year. We are asking for your support in helping us by donating $20 to sponsor a student for a year's worth of books. Donations are due by July 10th and can be dropped off at school or mailed. Please note your contributions are for Scholastic Book a Month program and submit them in C/O Kristen Fisher. We appreciate your generosity and kindness, and we are all looking forward to the school year to come! #TheNest #TheCardinalWay #CardinalVictory Book A Month Program C/O Kristen Fisher 902 Buchanan St. Stewartsville MO 64490

The Stewartsville BOE approved the following Summer Sports & Activities Plan during their May meeting this past Monday. Summer Sports & Activities Plan – Summer 2020 May - No sports or activities practices or contests unless connected with graduation ceremonies and approved by a principal or superintendent. June - Beginning June 1, groups of ten or less will be able to meet for conditioning. Workouts will be for 30-45 minutes at hour intervals (to allow for arrival/departure) and all social distancing guidelines will be followed during workouts. Workouts will not involve balls or sports-specific instruction. Workouts will be general aerobic and anaerobic conditioning and body-weight exercises. Workouts will be conducted outdoors. No indoor facilities will be used. Activities (Band, choir, cheer) may not meet in June without approval from a principal or superintendent. Cheer tryouts will take place in the gym and will be staggered to allow for arrival and departure. Any other activity will be address on an individual basis with the cooperation of both teams of administration July - If the most current state and local guidance allows by June 30, open facilities for weights and sports-specific practices on Monday, July 6. Teams could have open gym/fields August - Assuming the most current state and local guidelines allow, return to normal practices and contests. If at any time the CDC determines that a “return to normal” may take place the previous guidelines will become null and void.

We, as the Stewartsville Staff, were beyond blessed to be able to come together today and celebrate the conclusion of a FANTASTIC school year. The pride and passion each of our staff members exhibits is beyond measure! Mr. Stephenson #TheNest #TheCardinalWay #CardinalVictory

With the forecast looking like rain most of the day tomorrow, we are moving our HS Graduation to Saturday, May 23, at 12noon.

Please help us in congratulating Stewartsville senior Sydney Bennett. SHOUT OUT: The teachers who have supported me throughout high school. I appreciate everything you have done for me. Best Advice I've Ever Received: Focus on making yourself happy and don't worry about what anybody else thinks of you The person who deserves the biggest thank you: My parents, I wouldn't be who I am today without all of their love and encouragement. After High School, Sydney plans on attending Missouri Western State University.

Please help us in congratulating Stewartsville senior Noah Comer Best Advice I’ve Ever Received: Take what you have and build it into something bigger and that we all have setbacks, but success is based on how you bounce back from a difficult situation. The person who deserves the biggest thank you: My mom has taught me how to be happy with what I have and to trust in God no matter how much is going on. After High School, Noah plans on joining the workforce then attend a college and play football.

Please help us in congratulating Stewartsville senior Natilee Richardson SHOUT OUT:  Brad and Shana Richardson & Ray and Michelle Younger Best Advice I’ve Ever Received: Your motivation for success has to come from within yourself. Any other way, you will not succeed. The person who deserves the biggest thank you: My grandma Shirley. Thank you for always pushing me to do my best and believing in me and my dreams. I love and appreciate you more than you will ever know. After High School, Natilee plans to attend  Northwest Missouri State University and then attend  Mizzou for Med School. 

Please help us in congratulating Stewartsville senior Lane Johnson. SHOUT OUT:  Mom and Dad for everything they’ve done for me. Best Advice I’ve Ever Received: If you want something, go get it. The person who deserves the biggest thank you:  Ms. Streck Future Plans: After High School, Lane plans to attend Northwest Missouri State University and then transfer to Mizzou. 

Cardinal community, Even though the COVID-19 pandemic has physically taken us out of the school building, we, as teachers, are using this "extra" time to prepare for the upcoming year.  When reflecting on how we encourage students to read, we believe our Scholastic Book a Month program played a significant role in helping them to read beyond the school walls.  The enthusiasm that we witnessed in the eyes of our students in Prek - 6th grade was incredible. They were so excited to have a book of their own to add to their home library. We would love to have your help and make the program an even more significant success moving into the  2020-2021 school year. We are asking for your support in helping us by donating $20 to sponsor a student for a year's worth of books. Donations are due by July 10th and can be dropped off at school or mailed. Please note your contributions are for Scholastic Book a Month program and submit them in C/O Kristen Fisher. We appreciate your generosity and kindness, and we are all looking forward to the school year to come! #TheNest #TheCardinalWay #CardinalVictory Kristen Fisher 901 Buchanan St. Stewartsville MO 64490

Please help us in congratulating Stewartsville senior Kylie Brown. SHOUT OUT:  Corina Free Best Advice I’ve Ever Received: “This won’t matter 5 years from now, so don't stress too much.” The person who deserves the biggest thank you: My mom, Corina Free. She’s my motivation when I didn’t want to go back to school. She always made sure I was getting good grades so I could reach my goal to be a future nurse. She’s my biggest support system.  She is always there for all of the big events. I don’t know where I’d be without her supporting me through everything. Thank you, Mom, I love you! After High School Kylie  plans to  attend  Missouri Western State University 

Please help us in congratulating Stewartsville senior Kyler Holcomb. SHOUT OUT:  Tammey and Quentin Holcomb Best Advice I’ve Ever Received: Don't procrastinate. The person who deserves the biggest thank you: My mom and Mr. Todd. They have helped and supported me through a lot. After High School, Kyler plans to attend  North Central Missouri College, then attend Hillyards for the Radiology Tech Program. 

Please help us in congratulating Stewartsville senior Kendal Keller SHOUT OUT: Darrin & Lori Keller  Best Advice I’ve Ever Received:  Always push yourself to become a better you.  The person who deserves the biggest thank you: My parents  After High School, Kendal plans on attending Northwest Missouri State University. 

Please help us in congratulating Stewartsville senior Kurtis Nelson SHOUT OUT: My parents for helping me and supporting me throughout school. Best Advice I’ve Ever Received:   Remember that freshman year counts The person who deserves the biggest thank you: All my school staff members for being there and always wanting what’s best for all the other students and me.   After High School: Kurtis plans on joining the workforce.