The Scott City R-1 School District is seeking qualified applicants for full time special education classroom assistants and/or personal assistants. 60+ college hours required or willingness to complete 20 hours of online training through DESE in order to obtain a substitute teacher certificate. All school positions require an individual to pass a background check. Please contact Marcia Daniels by email at danielsm@scr1.org for an application or request an application by phone at 573-264-2131. Job open until filled. Equal opportunity employer.
Scott City Middle School has an opening for a Middle School Counselor position available for the 2023-2024 school year. An application is available at our website https://www.scr1.org/ . Please send application, transcripts, resume, and any questions to ortl@scr1.org.
The Scott City R-1 School District is looking for a Secondary Science Teacher for the 2023-2024 school year. An application is available at our website https://www.scr1.org/ . Please send application, transcripts, and resume to amickl@scr1.org.
The Scott City R-1 School District is looking for a District Bookkeeper for the 2023-2024 school year. A District Support Staff application is available on the school website at https://www.scr1.org/ . Please send application, transcripts, and resume to umfleetm@scr1.org. Thank you!
The Scott City R-1 School District is looking for a 7-12 Family and Consumer Science Teacher for the 2023-2024 school year. An application is available at our website https://www.scr1.org/ . Please send application, transcripts, and resume to amickl@scr1.org.
Mrs. McClard's Kindergarten class visited the Elementary Media Center STEM Lab today. The students launched snowballs (and practiced measuring to see how far the snowballs went), coded their mice to go through a snow maze, and went on an adventure with Osmo. Their drawings magically appeared in their Osmo monster's adventure! Learning can be "snow" much fun!!!
Today in SEEK, the students made Elephant Toothpaste and played with some new coding toys!
For girls basketball tonight, we will play Varsity only vs. Hayti due to them not having enough healthy players. It will start at 6:00. Thank you.
Blood Drive Wednesday, January 11, 2023
12:00 - 5:00 in the FEMA building
At the start of Christmas break, a few of our high school students that participated in the “Sweat for a Vet” challenge had the opportunity to meet with Sgt. Massey of the United States Army, and give him the gifts for the holiday care packages. He informed us that part of the gifts would be taken to Fort Campbell and Fort Leonard Wood for soldiers remaining on base during the holidays. The remaining gifts would be taken to the USO at Lambert Airport in St. Louis for soldiers leaving for deployment during the holidays.
We are extremely proud of each student that stepped up and participated in this challenge. Thank you again to all those that donated. ❤️🤍💙 #SCPride
Great win tonight for our Rams upsetting Notre Dame in the Christmas Tournament. Good luck tomorrow! #SCPride
With this winter storm moving in this afternoon, we have decided to postpone tonight’s movie night. Reminder that our FEMA building will be open as a warming shelter starting this evening. #SCPride
Our FEMA building will be used as a warming center starting tomorrow evening. Stay safe and Merry Christmas! #SCPride
Our new elementary gym is getting the floor put in. A few weeks away from all our projects from Prop Kids being complete. #SCPride
AT&T Pioneers and SCR1 partnered to provide students at Scott City Schools food over the holiday break. A total of 42 students benefited from this awesome program. #SCPride
JAG students built Gingerbread Houses to raise money for Toybox. The winning house was Gavin Venable and Jonathan Brocks and JAG President Luke Umfleet presents over $100.00 to Mrs. Poole for Toybox.
A big THANK YOU to AT&T Pioneers!!! #WeAreSCE
Today is Party Day at SCE!
Scott City High School students, Luke Holder, Avarie O'brien, Shelby Stroup, and Olivia Ponder came together to create the "Christmas Angels" project. Their mission was to provide holiday hope and love by becoming the Angels of Christmas. This program was an effort to provide support to local families this Christmas season. These students raised $700 dollars to purchase Christmas gifts for 7 Scott City School students. We are extremely proud of these students for illustrating kindness, compassion, and love for others.
Great day today with some of the Scott City high school band who went caroling at several places in Cape Girardeau. Here are some pictures from their performance at the Veterans Home.
