Shelby students performing at the State Music Festival.
Go Coyotes!
Logan Health representatives made a surprise visit to Leanne McDonough's classroom to notify her that she had received a Healthy Classroom Grant. Leanne will be purchasing sensory wall materials for the 3rd grade hallways. Congratulations on applying for and receiving this grant, Mrs. McDonough!
Market Day is in full swing until 2 PM. Come visit us in the gymnasium.
Shelby High School’s Annual Market Day, hosted by the Entrepreneurship Class, is happening Wednesday, April 30, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the SHS Gym! Come out and support our talented students as they showcase their creativity and hard work through their very own student-run businesses. This event is open to the public — we would love to see you there!
Mrs. Barnhill's 3rd grade class is learning about force and motion. To build excitement about the concepts, they made parachutes and found creative ways to 'fly' them.
Last Friday this amazing group of elementary students were given the PAWS award for achievement. We are very proud of their hard work, positive attitudes, and skill development. Way to go!
Shelby School Play Performance: Monday, April 28, at 7 PM and Thursday, May 1, at 1:15 PM. We have 30 students participating this year, and they have put in a lot of work. Come out a support them. Go Coyotes!
Booster Banquet Info!
Coyote Golfers had a busy weekend. Varsity golfers played at Marias Valley on Friday. The Lady Coyotes team took 1st place and was led by Penelope Heaton in 4th place. The boys' team was led by Dylan Clark. The JV golfers played in Choteau, and all 7 Shelby golfers shot their personal best score!
On Saturday, Varsity golfers went to Choteau. Lily Hooker took 1st place for the girls. The boys' team was led by Dylan Clark, placing 4th and Marshall Richman placing 5th.
Go Coyotes!
Great job showing PAWS, Coyotes!
In honor of Shelby's Arbor Day and Clean Up Day, first graders picked up trash along Prairie Street. They enjoyed helping out the community!
Independence Bank gave our 3rd graders a lesson on saving money. They were given $75 to buy a puppy and supplies. The presenters discussed the differences between needs and wants, and the students filled out a sheet to decide what they “need” for their puppy and what they might “want” for their puppy. The kids were given a price list for each of the items, and the students subtracted each item that they believed their puppy might need. Some of the students spent way more money than they budgeted for! This taught us all the importance of basic financing. Thank you, Independence Bank!!
Shelby Schools and the Toole County Sheriff's Department supporting our area Special Olympics Torch Run today. Go Coyotes!
Following an application and interview process, Shelby High School students are able to spend one class period a day working as paraprofessionals in the elementary. One of the HS paras, Dylan Clark, works with Ms. Wiederrick's class and is a fantastic, positive role model for younger students.
Mrs. Hayes's kindergarten class got to meet and pet a calf last week. Thank you to Jeff and Lindsey Habets for providing this opportunity!
The Shelby High School Spring Concert will be tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the Shelby High School Auditorium. Please come join the fun. Go Coyotes!
We would like to thank Three Rivers Communication for the grant they provided to help our video media/journalism class attend the University of Montana Journalism Day Classes and KPAX tour in Missoula.
This year, Penelope Heaton received first place for her sports photography. Reece Shandorf was awarded 2nd place for news writing in the Howl, and Parker Parsons was awarded 3rd place for his news writing Howl.
SHS students Kobe Hooker, Paolo Manda, Calista Calvery, Grayson Barker, and Quinnlyn Barker attended the Montana Academic Competition State Championship contest Monday and Tuesday, April 21, and 22. After competing in three live individual scholarship rounds, the team then competed against the other 11 top Academic Quiz Bowl teams in the state. They went head-to-head against Billings Skyview, Missoula Sentinel, Manhattan, Big Timber, Belgrade, and Townsend, advancing to the second round of eliminations.
Congratulations to these students for representing Shelby well!
