School Calendar
Dates to Remember
Friday, April 16: No School
Wednesday, April 21: Board of Education Meeting
Friday, April 23: No School, PLC Day
May 3-8: FFA Plant Sale
Friday, May 7: No School
Wednesday, May 19 Board of Education Meeting
Wednesday, May 26: Last Day of School, 12:30 dismissal
The school district calendar is available on our website in PDF form. You can also subscribe to the calendar for updates and also view the district calendar in the Hallsville app.
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New & Returning Student Registration
2021-2022 School Year
Online registration for the 2021-2022 school year is now open! Registration for current students and families involves updating parent and student information in the parent portal, Tyler SIS. Registration for new families to the district involves creating a parent portal account for your family and uploading required residency verification forms. All registration must be completed by Friday, May 7.
Online registration must be completed using a computer. This process can not be completed on a smartphone device. Families must also have a valid email address that they have access to. For families that need access to a computer, on-campus registration is available. Please call our Registrar’s Office at 573-696-5512 ext. 1440 or email [email protected] to set-up an appointment. For health and safety reasons, walk-in registrations are not allowed.
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Board of Education
April Meeting
On Monday night, the Hallsville Board of Education held a special session to swear in incumbent Jessica Hassler and new board member Torrie Vroman. Full election results from the April 6 election can be found here.
The regular monthly meeting of the Hallsville Board of Education is scheduled for Wednesday, April 21 at 6:00 p.m. in the secondary cafeteria. During board meetings, individual members of the Board of Education and the Superintendent are regular participants in an open public meeting. Other individuals, most frequently administrators and employees of the district, may be scheduled to make presentations as indicated on the agenda.
When the agenda for the meeting is released, it can be found online here. More information on Public Participation can be found here.
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Yearbooks Still Available
Purchase Online
Hallsville High School yearbooks are still on sale! You can purchase online at yearbookordercenter.com and enter the code 29323. Yearbooks are $40. High school yearbooks will be available August 2021.
Elementary yearbooks have already been ordered and we are waiting to see when they will be delivered. If you did not order a yearbook and would like to be included on the waitlist, please complete this waitlist form. Yearbook Advisor Heidi Lenon will be in contact with you at a later date if books are available.
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Upperclassman Lead Orientation
ICAPS, Activities, Classes, & Tours
Twenty five of our amazing juniors recently had the opportunity to lead orientation for the incoming freshman and current sophomore class. Each led different discussions on course sequencing for high school classes, the A+ program, dual credit courses, career and technical offerings at MATC, different activities they could choose to participate in, and a tour of the high school for the incoming class.
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During each rotation, underclassmen were able to ask questions on specific courses and receive assistance filling out their Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP). ICAPs were recently restructured in the HHS counseling office to be a Google document that students, families, and the counseling staff could have constant access to, allowing them to be reviewed and changed as often as needed. After each ICAP is submitted to the counseling office, Mr. Boyer and Mrs. Austene spend 5-10 minutes with each student to review their plan and answer any questions they may still have. With the help of student leadership, this process has gone from being a stressful 3 week period per grade level to a streamlined process that takes about a week to complete for each grade level. Thank you again to our student leaders! |
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Summer School
Registration Now Open
Register now for summer school! Summer school will be offered Monday through Friday for students entering 1st-12th grade June 7 through June 25 from 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Kindergarten Jumpstart is a half-day program for students entering kindergarten in the fall of 2021. This program runs June 14-June 25. There is a morning class from 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. and an afternoon class from 12:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Registration for grades K-12 can be found online here.
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FFA Plant Sale
May 3-8
Save the date for Hallsville FFA’s annual plant sale the first week of May! Students have been busy in the greenhouse all semester tending to the plants, transplanting seedlings or plugs. This year, Hallsville FFA is excited to offer hanging baskets, geraniums, vegetables, bedding plants, and more to the Hallsville Community. The plant sale will take place in the greenhouse and the Ag parking lot on the following dates/times:
Monday, May 3 - Friday, May 7: 3:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 8: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
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Congratulations, Kylie Phillips
Nominee for Davis H. Hart Award
Congratulations to senior Kylie Phillips for being nominated for the prestigious Davis H. Hart Award at the Career Hart Center! To qualify, students must be nominated by an instructor, have a 95% or above attendance record, a 3.0 GPA, mastered 80% of the competencies within their program area, and be a completer within the program. Kylie is currently a cosmetology student at the Career Hart Center and is one of four students nominated for this award. The winner will be announced at an awards ceremony later this month.
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Hallsville Middle School
A & B Honor Roll
Hallsville Middle School recently released the honor roll for 3rd quarter! Congratulations to the 235 students that made the A and B Honor Roll!
You can view the A & B Honor Roll here.
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K-5 Art Show
Shop Online Now!
Hallsville Primary and Intermediate Schools’ first ever Virtual Art Fair is happening now! Our artists have been working so hard this year to create their beautiful artworks, and we are so proud to show them off! You can view your child’s artwork by classroom teacher and purchase items directly online here through April 20. A portion of the proceeds goes directly back to the elementary fine arts program!
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Coach Koeneke Announces Retirement
46 Years Leading the Hallsville Indians Baseball
Legendary Hallsville High School baseball coach Barry Koeneke, or “Coach K” to his players, announced on Friday, April 9, he is retiring from coaching after spending 46 years leading the Hallsville Indians Baseball team.
“I have loved being a part of this program for the past 46 years,” said Coach Koeneke. “I have three big loves. Time spent coaching. Helping young men grow up. And the Hallsville Community. Those loves won’t go away when I retire.”
“Coach Koeneke has touched the lives of over a thousand players during his distinguished career. Greatness is not only measured by wins and losses on the field but also the life lessons he has provided to so many young men,” says Activities Director Brad Blakemore. “Coach ‘K’ teaches a love for the game of baseball and his legacy will continue to be passed down to future generations within the Hallsville community.” The district will begin the search for our next head baseball coach soon.
You can read the full press release here.
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School & Community Events |
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Be Involved!
Hallsville Youth Opportunities & Events
7th & 8th Grade Strength and Conditioning
Current 7th and 8th grade students can participate in after-school strength and conditioning on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. on days when school is in session. Students need to go to the weight room after school and bring their own water bottles.
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Upcoming Events
Community Events & Resources
Join the City of Hallsville and the Park Board for the Tribble Park Clean-Up Day on Saturday, April 17 at 10:00 a.m. Students and families are encouraged to come out and give back to our community!
Check out a list of children and adult events happening at Daniel Boone Regional Library in April! Programs for April include Kindness Stories from the Children’s Grove, Take and Make Crafts, Story Times, and more.
Free counseling for Boone County youth and families is available through FACE, the Family Access Center of Excellence of Boone County. FACE will help youth (ages 0-19) and their families connect to services such as mental health, social services, parenting support and more. All of their services are provided at no cost. You can click the flyer link above for more information or call 573-771-3223 to connect to FACE directly.
You can view all Peachjar flyers here or by individual building here. To submit an event to the ENews, please email [email protected].
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Hallsville School District
421 East Highway 124
Hallsville, MO 65255
Phone: 573-696-5512
Fax: 573-696-1605
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