Cole Camp R-1 School District

The 7th & 8th Grade Math Team traveled to Warrensburg Middle School on Saturday, April 1 to compete. Cole Camp competed against five other small schools and took third overall! All the student did very well and everyone came home with medals! 7th grade Estimation Aleeya Tucker - 10th Mental Math Izzabella Roman - 9th Adilynn Craig – 3rd Ryan Brown – 1st Patterns and Functions Anna Kryshchendyuk – 8th Ryan Brown – 7th Izzabella Rorman – 6th Adilynn Craig – 2nd Measurement Izzabella Rorman – 7th Geometry Adilynn Craig – 4th Ryan Brown – 2nd Algebra Ryan Brown – 5th Probability and Statistics Izzabella Rorman – 9th Math Connections team Ryan Brown and Adilynn Craig – 1st Problem Solving team Anna Kryshchendyuk and Aleeya Tucker – 5th 8th Grade Estimation Taylor Loganbill – 5th Rylee Fairchild – 2nd Mental Math Matthew Kryshchendyuk – 4th Andrea Dieckman – 3rd Number Systems Andrea Dieckman – 1st Patterns and Functions Taylor Loganbill – 7th Matthew Kryshchendyuk – 5th Rylee Fairchild -1st Measurement Taylor Loganbill – 9th Rylee Fairchild – 6th Matthew Kryshchendyuk – 1st Geometry Andrea Dieckman – 6th Algebra Matthew Kryshchendyuk – 3rd Andrea Dieckman – 1st Probability and Statistics Taylor Loganbill – 7th Rylee Fairchild- 4th Math Connections team Andrea Dieckman and Matthew Kryshchendyuk – 1st Problem Solving team Rylee Fairchild and Taylor Loganbill – 4th

Congratulations to the Science Olympiad bridge team for winning 3rd in State on Saturday, and to the rest of the state qualifers! State Qualifers: Bridge: Cora Olerichs and Katya Boychuk (3rd in state) Cell biology and Anatomy: Toby Benn Fermi Questions: Cora Olerichs and Toby Benn Green Generation: Cora Olerichs and Madison Paxson (not pictured)

Way to go Bluebirds! The JH math team traveled to Warrensburg today and every student placed more than once and some in all five events. #Bluebirdpride

Congratulations to all the students who participated in Districts! Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Sisk are incredibly proud of you! Great job representing Cole Camp once again. Exemplary - 1 Rating Ashlyn Russell - Vocal Solo Reyna Kammeyer - Vocal Solo Colton Thompson - Vocal Solo Cole Camp Sextet- Ashlyn Russell, Reyna Kammeyer, Jerra Allan, Gracie Thompson, Colton Thompson, and Chase Stone - Vocal Ensemble Outstanding - 2 Rating Lilly Brown - Vocal Solo Ryan Woehlke - Vocal Solo Lillie Gottschalk - Vocal Solo Chase Stone - Vocal Solo Kyle Thomas - Vocal Solo Alex Chavez - Vocal Solo Shane Wallace - Vocal Solo Cole Camp Trio - Alexis Casdorph, Lillie Brown, and Kyle Thomas - Vocal Ensemble Cora Oelrichs - Euphonium Solo Katya Boychuk - Violin Solo Isaac Vosmith - Alto Sax Solo John Uzun - Trumpet Solo Satisfactory - 3 rating Jerra Allen - Vocal Solo

Baseball will play in the championship at 11:15am at LIBERTY Park in Sedalia. *This location is a change from yesterday. There is NO softball today.

There will be NO baseball game tonight. The Baseball team will play for the Championship tomorrow at 11:15am at Centennial Park in Sedalia.

Juniors and Seniors from Ms. Larson's Journalism/Mass Media classes were able to attend the annual J-Day held on the University of Missouri campus. Students attended sessions on story writing, photography, social media and more!

As educators and teachers but especially as parents, we love to see our kids get awards and "win" something. However, what makes us even more proud is when they behave maturely and respectfully and we get to hear those compliments from complete strangers because we know, the kids are proving to us with their actions, that they are going to be successful people and "win" after HS when it really matters. As sponsors on this trip, we received numerous compliments about how these are some of the "best kids and students". "They are so respectful." "This is the best group I've seen all day." "Your kids are so polite and respectful." I cannot say enough about the respect band and choir students displayed in many different situations Thank you to the sponsors and donors who were able to make this experience for the kids happen. You should know the kids made the community proud and represented, their school, town and family perfectly on this trip. Cole Camp, we have a lot to be proud of but these kids are at the top of that list. Nashville must think the same since they obviously even lit up their capitol blue for us. Parents, I know it takes a village, but you have done well raising this group and I was proud to be able to see them enjoy themselves, learn a little and prove once again - It's a great day to be a Bluebird!

Tonight is the final town hall in the JH Gym @ 6:30pm.

Our Bluebirds did great today at the Kaysinger Conference Science Fair! Many students recieved medals, and worked really hard on their science fair projects!

Good luck to our FFA students at District Contest today!

Location changes due to field conditions.

Blue Pride! The music department returned Monday evening from their trip to Nashville. They had a great time! They visited the zoo, the Ryman Auditorium, Country Music Hall of Fame, attended a sold out performance at the Grand Ole Opry, toured Andrew Jackson's hermitage and many other fun activities. A highlight was both the band and Encore performing in front of the Country Music Hall of Fame. This group of 50 students made Cole Camp extremely proud on this trip as they were complimented as being one of the best groups visiting these places. They were complimented numerous times by the hotel staff and the touring company for being polite, courteous and all around great kids! Thank you to the Cole Camp community for your support and helping send our students on a trip of a lifetime for these kids, one they won't forget! It is a great day to be a Bluebird!

Reminder: There is NO SCHOOL tomorrow, March 27th. It is a Teacher PD Day! We look forward to seeing our Bluebirds back on Tuesday!

Thank you ALRO in Sedalia very much for opening your doors for a few juniors and seniors a tour of your facility and options for possible careers for the future.

They are off! The HS Band and Encore are headed to Nashville! What a great experience for our students!

The Freshwater Biology students took a field trip to the Lost Valley Fish Hatchery to learn about Walleye spawning. Students also went fishing and caught catfish, rainbow trout, and sunfish!

The Baseball & Softball Games for tonight have been cancelled.

There will be no baseball game tonight, Wednesday, March 22.

The softball & baseball games for tonight have been cancelled due to weather.