On Friday, the high school Student Council hosted their "Silent Sweetheart Game". Each female was given a heart at the beginning of the day and if they spoke to a male then they lost the game and had to give up their heart. Grayson Miller gained the most hearts throughout the day and ended up with. a Casey's gift card and candy as a prize. All of the females who were able to stay "silent" all day got a prize as well! Mrs. Lorrie Ellison is the Student Council sponsor.

Saturday, February 14, the middle school scholar bowl teams traveled to North Shelby to compete in their annual tournament. Knox C ended the day in 4th place and Jason Devlin was named captain of the all-tournament team! The teams are coached by Mrs. Mandi Delaney.




FCCLA members celebrated national FCCLA week on Thursday by dressing as their future profession or in their college gear. Today students showed their club spirit in official dress.


District Basketball Brackets!!


Today, our seniors had fun at Chips, Dips, and Scholarships! While enjoying some snacks and time together, students worked on scholarship applications. We are so proud of their hard work, dedication, and commitment to their goals, and we are excited to support them as they prepare for the next chapter of their journeys!







Knox County senior Grayson Miller signed his letter of intent to run track at Central Methodist University in Fayette, MO. Grayson will major in Business Administration. Grayson is shown here with his parents Craig and Amy Miller. Congratulations, Grayson!

As our seniors receive acceptances to colleges, apprenticeships, career programs, employment opportunities, or commit to military service, we proudly honor their achievements by showcasing their acceptance letters on our Senior Celebration Wall. We’re excited to celebrate their hard work and the bright futures ahead! Congratulations Aubrey, Keely, and John on your acceptances!



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As our seniors receive acceptances to colleges, apprenticeships, career programs, employment opportunities, or commit to military service, we proudly honor their achievements by showcasing their acceptance letters on our Senior Celebration Wall. We’re excited to celebrate their hard work and the bright futures ahead! Congratulations Kloe, Alysha, and Donovan on your acceptances!



It's national FCCLA week! As part of FCCLA's National Day of Service members visited Knox County Nursing Home to play BINGO with the residents. Members had a great time connecting with the residents.

No School Monday, February 16th

Help us support the Halstead/Russell/Bunch family this evening. The Senior Class will host a Chuck-A-Duck competition during halftime of the girls' game.

Mr. Keith Gudehus, VFM member, is shown here presenting Mr. John Brown, 9-12 Communication Arts teacher, the Smart/Maher VFW National Citizenship Education Teacher Award. Mr. Brown was presented this award based on his impeccable citizenship, innovation, passion for teaching and using all his resources available to teach his classes. Congratulations, Mr. Brown!
On Saturday, February 7th, Knox County R-I hosted 18 middle school quiz bowl teams for the annual Tournament of the Minds. Knox B ended the day in 7th, Knox C finished in 9th, and Knox A finished in 11th. Jason Devlin earned 2nd place on the All-Tournament Team. Mrs. Delaney coaches middle school quiz bowl.




This week our middle school students had the opportunity to tour CTE classrooms and get a firsthand look at the exciting programs waiting for them in high school!
They learned about the wide variety of Career & Technical Education courses they can take, organizations they can join, and discovered job opportunities available to high school students through our FLEX programs.
It was a great chance for students to start thinking about their futures and see how their interests today can turn into skills — and careers — tomorrow. We love helping students find their path!
They learned about the wide variety of Career & Technical Education courses they can take, organizations they can join, and discovered job opportunities available to high school students through our FLEX programs.
It was a great chance for students to start thinking about their futures and see how their interests today can turn into skills — and careers — tomorrow. We love helping students find their path!
Senior Night
Tuesday, February 10th
Seniors will be honored between the girls' and boys' varsity contests.
Tuesday, February 10th
Seniors will be honored between the girls' and boys' varsity contests.

High School Scholar Bowl went to Novinger on Thursday and came home with two wins!
Scores were:
Varsity 260-150
JV 150 - 140
Teams are coached by Ms. McNabb and Mrs. Wriedt.
Scores were:
Varsity 260-150
JV 150 - 140
Teams are coached by Ms. McNabb and Mrs. Wriedt.

On January 24th, Senior Alious Hunolt signed his letter of intent to play football at Culver Stockton College in Canton this fall. Alious is shown here with his grandmother, Theresa Hunolt, and CSC football coach Demarion Cobb. Congratulations Alious!

No School Monday, February 9th

