An in-depth look at activities and happenings in the Hickman Mills C-1 School District, the oldest consolidated school district in the state of Missouri.
An in-depth look at activities and happenings in the Hickman Mills C-1 School District, the oldest consolidated school district in the state of Missouri.
The Hickman Mills C-1 School District embraces numerous cultures and helps those who may speak other languages thanks to ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) Community Liaison Nelly Concepcion and the district's Multicultural Parent/Family Night.
Ben Carson Reading Room at Warford Elementary, Part 1
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Speaking during the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Ben Carson Reading Room at Warford Elementary, Deputy Superintendent Dr. Everlyn Williams talked about the similarities between Dr. Carson and some Warford students.
During the district's ESOL Parent Night May 10, the Joseph family from Warford Elementary School performed a dance native to their homeland of Micronesia.
Noted educational expert Geoffrey Canada was the keynote speaker at the Kansas City Freedom Schools Benefit Luncheon at the Westin Crown Center. He said America needs to start preparing students for college and stop preparing them for prison.
Speaking at the Kansas City Freedom Schools Benefit Luncheon at the Westin Crown Center, noted educational expert Geoffrey Canada said people across the country don't care enough about the education of at-risk students and there are no answers to be found for the problem.
Speaking at the Kansas City Freedom Schools Benefit Luncheon at the Westin Crown Center, noted educational expert Geoffrey Canada said there are more outside forces than just gangs and drugs working against our children.
Noted educational expert Geoffrey Canada was the keynote speaker at the Kansas City Freedom Schools Benefit Luncheon at the Westin Crown Center May 10. Speaking on the state of education in America, he left the crowd with a poem he wrote.
Speaking at the Retirement/Teacher of the Year Celebration at the Freda Markley Early Childhood Center, Superintendent Dr. Marge Williams said this is her favorite time of the year.
Retiring Superintendent Dr. Marge Williams thanks the students in the C-1 for their performances during her retirement celebration at Hickman Mills Junior High School.
Ingels Elementary School students performed a skit and then sang "Let's Be the Change" to Dr. Marge during the student-led retirement ceremony for her at Hickman Mills Junior High School.
During the May 3 City Council meeting, Dr. Marge Williams, retiring C-1 superintendent, was honored for her nearly 40 years of service to Kansas City's children!
For the second consecutive year, Ruskin High School was named a Wendy's/KCTV5 Cool School of the Week May 4. KCTV5 Meteorologist and "Cool School" Correspondent Iris Hermosillo said being a "Cool School" two straight years really says a lot about Ruskin High School!
Ruskin High School received a school record-tying three Blue Star Awards nominations from Starlight Theatre representatives May 3. Ruskin Theater Director Kelly Michale says she hopes this is a sign of "big things" to come for the program.
Speaking at the district's annual Legislative Forum April 14, Representative Kevin McManus said, as a member of the House Budget Committee, he's fighting hard for public education funding.
Actor and Kansas City native Dwayne Boyd visited with members of the seventh-grade book club at Smith-Hale College Preparatory 6/7 Center. Boyd, who has a role in the current box office smash The Hunger Games, said this is a good time for teenage students to read, because so many authors are catering directly to them.
Eric Lowe (right) and Darrell Curls, the top two vote-getters in the April 3 School Board Election, were sworn in by Board President Bonnaye Mims during the regularly scheduled board meeting April 9.
Superintendent Dr. Marge Williams administers the Oath of Reading to Ingels Elementary School students prior to the beginning of MAP/Terra Nova testing throughout the district.
Hickman Mills High School graduate Tyra White, senior guard for the National Champion Texas A&M Aggies, talks about what it was like to return to her old school.
Gary Blair, head coach of the 2011 National Champion Texas A & M Aggies, talks about the impact Hickman Mills High School graduate Tyra White has had on their program.
Nearly 175 Ruskin staff and students signed up to participate in the school's annual blood drive and 116 were able to donate, far exceeding their goal.
Ruskin High School MCJROTC students properly and respectfully destroyed worn and tattered American flags in the rear parking lot of the school. Master Sgt. Christopher Campbell, Ruskin’s MCJROTC instructor, received more than 100 flags city-wide from people requesting respectful destruction.
Burke Elementary School vocal music teacher Jennifer Potter talks about the Music Matters Grant received from the Muzak Heart and Soul Foundation during ceremonies December 6.
Fifth-Grade Honor Choir at Burke Elementary School
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Performing during the district-wide PTA meeting December 1, the Fifth-Grade Honor Choir at Burke Elementary School reminded everyone, via song, to use "soap and water."
During the district-wide PTA meeting December 1, Superintendent Dr. Marge Williams spoke about the importance of having your student read and write every day- beginning at an early age.
Talking to parents during the district-wide PTA meeting December 1, Superintendent Dr. Marge Williams said she is getting first-hand knowledge about what your student is learning in the classroom.
Speaking during Parent University 2012, Deputy Superintendent Dr. Everlyn Williams outlined what needs to happen for the district to meet its goal of "12 (APR points) in 2012."
Speaking during Parent University 2012, Associate Superintendent Casey Klapmeyer explains the difference between AYP (Adequate Yearly Progress) and APR (Annual Performance Report).
Parent University - How does KCMO affect Hickman Mills?
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During Parent University 2012, Associate Superintendent Casey Klapmeyer explained how the ever-changing situation regarding the Kansas City Missouri School District might affect the Hickman Mills C-1.
Parent University - Returning to Traditional Values
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Speaking at Parent University, Barbara Unell, author of the book, "Uncle Dan's Report Card," explains why returning to traditional values in the home can reap benefits in the classroom. For more information, please visit http://www.uncledansreportcard.org/
Everything's In Motion - FMA Live! introduced Sir Issac Newton's Laws to eigth- and ninth-grade students at Hickman Mills Junior High in a highly creative and entertaining fashion.
After welcoming veterans to the district's annual Veterans Day Breakfast, Associate Superintendent Dr. Greg Rich personalized why every American needs to thank our veterans every day!