High school students visited the middle school to share important information about the dangers of vaping and smoking through the Teens Teach Prevention program.
By helping younger students understand the risks and make informed choices, these student presenters demonstrated Social Integrity. Their willingness to share what they've learned helps build a school community where students look out for one another!
Our first graders went on a walking field trip to visit the St. James Police Department, James Memorial Public Library, City Hall, and St. James Park to learn about the people and services that support our community.
Thank you to our guest speakers: Dr. Tim Wilson and Abbey Auxier from Dr. Tim’s Pharmacy, Assistant Superintendent Dr. April Williams, Matt Keyes from Walmart DC, and Ranger Burton and Corporal Wright from Missouri State Parks.
These experiences help students understand Engaged Citizenship and the many ways people contribute to their community!
Today, our 3rd graders celebrated Missouri Day with a hands-on look at the history, traditions, and skills that make our state unique! Students learned from local experts and experienced Missouri history in a fun, memorable way.
A big THANK YOU to everyone who helped make today special!
⭐ Kendra Swee: James Foundation/Maramec Spring Park
⭐ Jerry Rosa: Bluegrass & Historic Artifacts
⭐ Spencer Manor: Missouri Grapes
⭐ Caroline Copeland: Beekeeping
⭐ Lynn Wilson: Missouri Games
⭐ Steve and Brenda Stack: Rusty's Kettlekorn
⭐ St. James Sports Club: Funnel Cakes
⭐ Ozark Spirit Cloggers
We’re grateful to our presenters for sharing their knowledge and talents with our students, and to our amazing 3rd-grade team for putting together such a great learning experience!
Every school day, Lily Davis and Lily Bahr help keep St. James High School students informed by reading the daily announcements. From sharing important reminders to keeping everyone up to date on what’s happening around the building, they help students stay connected to their school community.
Thank you both for helping keep our Tigers in the know!
High school Theatre students welcomed St. James graduate Gina Wisdom, who shared her experience as a stage manager and her involvement with East Central College’s theatre program. Students asked questions about collegiate theatre and learned more about the opportunities available as they consider their own paths after graduation.
Thank you for helping our students see how their passions can open doors to future opportunities!
S’more Fun in Tiger Cubs! ⛺🐯🔥
Ms. Kayla’s class took camping to a whole new level! They set up a tent right in their classroom and made pretend s’mores while practicing listening, following directions, and working together. Then they got to enjoy the real thing!
Learning through play is pretty sweet!
Our STJ Cheerleaders took their skills to Faurot Field for a day of dancing, college football, and team bonding! Experiences like these help our students dream bigger, explore new possibilities, and see where their hard work and passion can take them.
A big thank you to our coaches, Gahr Truck & Equipment, Ben Bahr Construction, and Almost Home for helping make this opportunity possible for our students!
For more information on Tiger Events: https://www.stjschools.org/page/athletics-and-activities
Today’s Professional Development day gave our staff time to collaborate, share ideas, and learn from one another. We believe lifelong learning matters, and the time our staff spends growing in their own practice helps us better support our students every day.
With Halloween just around the corner, Mrs. Stites’ fifth-grade ELA students teamed up with kindergarteners for a Room on the Broom adventure! After reading the story, they took on a STEM challenge to build their own magnificent brooms using different materials.
Our fifth graders put Social Integrity into practice by helping their younger partners and working together to bring their broom designs to life!
The St. James Middle School Junior Beta Club put in some extra time after school to bring a little fall color to the school's outside entrance! Thanks for helping make our middle school feel welcoming this season!
A beautiful fall day, a spot on the tailgate, and students ready to sketch! Mr. Story’s artists took their INKTOBER drawings outdoors to enjoy a little fresh air and inspiration.
Inktober is a worldwide art challenge that encourages artists to create ink drawings throughout October, with a new prompt each day to inspire their work!
Our fifth-grade ROX group had plenty of laughs during a recent team-building activity! The ROX (Ruling Our eXperiences) Program helps girls build confidence as they navigate the challenges of growing up.
Activities like this help develop Social Integrity by encouraging girls to understand and support one another!
Save the Date: Tiger Trot 5K! ❤️🐯🤍
The Tiger Trot is back for its 6th Annual Run/Walk on Saturday, November 28th!
Every step helps support the Gifts for Kids Fund, helping make sure every student in St. James R-1 receives a special gift before break!
Want to help make the holidays special for our students? Sponsorship opportunities are available! Contact Beth Keyes at communications@stjschools.org for sponsorship information.
Registration will open soon, so for now, mark your calendar and plan to join us!
Members of the middle school and high school cross country teams spent part of their weekend helping out at Old Iron Works Day at Maramec Spring Park!
First held in the late 1970s, Old Iron Works Day was created to share the history of Maramec Iron Works and give visitors a glimpse into what life was like during that time. Through traditional crafts, demonstrations, music, and activities, the festival continues to celebrate our area's history and bring people together.
When our students volunteer at events like this, they help keep local traditions alive while building connections with others in our community!
Mrs. Prawitz’s Child Development students created Wanted posters about modern parenting styles using research shared by their classmates. They turned that information into clear, engaging graphics, then took part in a gallery walk to review posters, answer questions, and vote on fun superlatives like Most Informative and Best Sketch.
Effective Communication means listening, learning from others, and making sure your message gets across!
