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MFA Oil Foundation Awards Grant to New Haven School District Foundation

12/22/2015

Columbia, Missouri –

The MFA Oil Foundation has awarded a $2,000 grant to New Haven School District Foundation to assist in the construction of a regulation track. The MFA Oil Foundation provides support to nonprofit organizations that are working to improve communities where MFA Oil has a significant concentration of members and employees. Since it was established in 1998, the MFA Oil Foundation has awarded more than one million dollars in grants.

Thank You American Red Cross Blood Donors

12/22/2015

You did it again. Reached the goal of 45 unit sets for New Haven. You have helped save 135 lives.

Thanks to: Kirk Kreite, Carl Albers, Carol Robinson, Donald Scheer, Mary Damschroeder, Chuck Sharpe, John Peirick, Fay Colter, Madeline Gottemoeller, Alice Scheer, Ronald “Stub” McDonald, Gary Menke, Delores Kleindienst, Terry Marquart, Bernard Laune, Sally Ruegge, Richard Ruegge, John Covington, Ed Hasty, Tim Scheer, Donald Kappelmann, Blair Bowers, Jamie Nobel, Bob Bratcher, Larry Scheer, Colleen Kuhn, Lois Mueller, Robert Mueller, Kristy Buchheit, Paula Pruessner, Jerry Pruessner, Timothy Engelbrecht, Joyce Svancara, Taylor Covington, Vicky Grant, Henry “Jerry” Dussold, Don Schowe, Evelyn Scheible, Lya Struckhoff, Dora Lafferty, Charlotte Bratcher, Daniel Kreftmeyer, Eric Steinbeck, Tim Schowe, Mona Strobel, Brenda Voss, Allen Borcherding, and Hannah Pruessner.

THANK YOU FROM THE AMERICAN RED CROSS

Following is the Blood Drive Schedule for 2016:

March 9th June 8th September 7th December 14th

It's a New Year!

12/21/2015

By Rachel Connell

A new year is right around the corner. This year is flying by quickly with no time to spare for Christmas shopping or gift wrapping. In a blink of an eye, school will be out, winter will begin, and Christmas will soon be over. But what comes after Christmas?

New Year's Eve is a major social holiday for many people in the United States as the start of the new year. Many people hold parties at home or attend special celebrations to welcome the upcoming year. In many cities, large scale public events are held, such as the annual ball drop in Times Square. The ball is dropped at 11:59 and hits the ground at exactly midnight, which is a tradition that started in 1907. Although much of this celebration occurs the night before, the merrymaking typically continues into New Year's Day. Football is a common fixture on New Year's Day in America, especially the Rose Bowl game.

According to Patricia Weatherly, junior at New Haven High School, “What I enjoy most about New Year's is the chance to take the past year's failures and turn them into next year's successes.”

NHHS Classroom 360

12/21/2015

HS-MS January Menus

12/21/2015

Jon Stone and Kate Weiser Crowned 2015 Winter Ball King and Queen

12/19/2015

By Emily Lewis

Moments before the Varsity game, Jon Stone, senior, and Kate Weiser, junior, were crowned Winter Ball King and Queen. The coronation kicked off the rest of the night’s celebration.

Kate is the daughter of Chad and Michelle Weiser. Kate is the president of FCCLA, President of St. Peter’s UCC Youth Fellowship, and she is also involved in FBLA, NHS, Student Council, Track and Field, Young Life, and NRCE. In her free time, she enjoys swimming. After high school, Kate plans to attend college, travel, and become a special education teacher. Kate’s favorite movie is Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

Jonathon Lee Stone is the son of Jerry Lee Stone and Jennifer Diann Buwalda. Jon is involved in cross country, track, NHS, FBLA, and he is the Senior Class President. In Jon’s free time, he enjoys working on cars and chilling with his buds. Jon’s future plans are to attend college obtain a degree in psychology. Then, he would like to go on to be an Experimental Psychologist or Therapist. A fun fact about Jon is that he cannot write out the number “3” with his left hand.

Shamrocks Fight in a Tough Game Against the Indians

12/18/2015

By Ereka Bailey

The Shamrock girls basketball teams faced the Pacific Indians on Monday, December 16. The junior varsity girls fought hard throughout the whole game, and it was a close game. With 7.2 seconds left of the game, the Shamrocks had the ball and the score was 26-30 with Pacific in the lead. Freshman Mackenzie Munsinger dribbled to the top of the key and went up for a three-pointer and made it, turning the score to 29-30 with Pacific still in the lead. Pacific had the ball with only about 2 seconds left of the game and tried to pass it down the court, but New Haven stole it back. By the time they could throw up a shot though, it was too late. The buzzer rang out and the game ended with Pacific at 30 points and the Shamrocks at 29.

The varsity team had just about the same fight with the Indians. Three minutes into the game, the score was already 6-5, showing that it was going to be a close game if players all kept playing with determination. In the first quarter, scores went back and forth, but eventually Pacific took the lead of three points with the score 13-10.

NHHS celebrates receiving the National Blue Ribbon Award

12/18/2015

Shamrock Conversations: Emily Lewis

12/18/2015

By Taylor Gillespie

Emily Lewis is a junior at New Haven High. She has three brothers and two sisters, and she currently lives at home with her mother and father. Emily Lewis was recently named one of six students across the nation to be recognized by The National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP). Emily and five other students in the United States have been given the opportunity to engage students, take leadership, engage in service, and speak to students all across the nation.

The application process started during school one day. Mrs. Borcherding informed her about the organization that involves both NHS and STUCO on a national level. Since Mrs. Borcherding was on maternity leave, Emily found out about the application a week before the application was due. “I had about 2 days to fill out the application, and then I had to mail it right away. I was majorly freaking out because there were essays that I had to complete and I like to take my time when writing anything like that,” Emily expressed. Although the process was difficult, it was worth it in the long run for Emily.

New Haven High Celebrates Blue Ribbon Award

12/18/2015

By Emily Lewis

In honor of their Blue Ribbon award, New Haven High School hosted its celebration last Thursday afternoon. This joyous ceremony consisted of Minute to Win It challenges, various speakers, and entertaining videos.

To begin, Mr. Hoener put the highly selective award into perspective. The criteria to earn a Blue Ribbon award is very extensive. Schools are not all allowed to apply, but they are recommended by Missouri’s education system. New Haven High School was the only public high school in Missouri to secure this year’s Blue Ribbon.

One of the things that stood out the most about our school was our continuously high test performances. A school must achieve success in the either of the categories for Exemplary High Performing standards, which means that the school has obtained high standardized test scores for many years, or Exemplary Achievement Gap Closing, which means previously low scores have been raised significantly.

Shamrock Conversations: Hailey Fleming

12/18/2015

By Ereka Bailey

Recently New Haven High gained another student. Her name is Hailey Fleming and she is a freshman this year. Hailey was actually a student at New Haven when she was younger, but she moved to Montgomery County. Just this year, she moved back to New Haven. Because of this, some of you may already know Hailey, but if not, here are some interesting facts about Hailey Fleming!

Hailey Fleming has three siblings, and says that she loves to play the guitar in her free time. One of her favorite songs to play on her guitar is “Photograph” by Ed Sheeran, while her favorite song in general is “Love You Goodbye” by One Direction. Hailey plays volleyball, and runs track. Her favorite class this year is art.

A Breath of Fresh and Cold Air

12/18/2015

By Taylor Gillespie

December 22nd is New Haven’s last day of school before winter break, which ends on Monday, January 4th. Many students are excited to get their finals over with and start fresh next semester. The final week of school seems to be the most stressful for students because each of them is trying to get their grades up so they don’t have to take a final. Teachers, on the other hand, are more focused on preparing their kids for finals and setting them up to pass.

Three days after Winter Break starts, it will be Christmas! Many people around the world anticipate this time of year. It is a time to gather around people you love and cherish while eating delicious foods and giving and receiving sentimental gifts. Many people exchange gifts, and some people even participate in secret Santa exchanges with friends and family. A fellow secret Santa, Madeline Fleer, said, “I am looking forward to hanging out with my friends and getting turnt with them...off of jolly good christmas feelings! Like: lip sync battle and gift exchange!”

Not only are presents exciting; food is a very popular high theme of excitement as well. A fellow New Haven High Senior, Jonathan Stone, said, “I’m going to eat stuff. A lot of stuff.”

NHHS Students raise $391 to help area families pay their utility bills.

12/18/2015

New Haven Youth Basketball Tournament Brackets

12/17/2015

NHHS Scholar Bowl Update

12/17/2015

Missouri’s high school graduation rate increases again, ranks in top 10 in the nation, Gov. Nixon announces

12/17/2015

Dec. 15, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon today applauded new data from the U.S. Department of Education showing that Missouri’s 4-year high school graduation rate increased to 87.3 percent in 2013/2014 from 85.7 percent in 2012/2013. Missouri’s graduation rate is significantly above the national average of 82.3 and ranks in the top 10 in the nation.

Five Things You May Not Know About Christmas

12/17/2015

By Patricia Weatherly

Everybody in America is knowledgeable when it comes to the topic of Christmas. Families put up a tree, pass around presents, and eat food. However, I bet there are a few things you didn’t know! Even the Grinches and Scrooges may not know these ten unusual Christmas facts:

“Jingle Bells” was originally written for Thanksgiving, not Christmas. James Lord Pierpont, the composer of this popular song, originally wrote it in the 1850s during Thanksgiving for his Sunday School class. His reason for this song was to commemorate the Medford sleigh races. This song became so popular that the lyrics were changed to fit Christmas.

Missouri’s high school graduation rate increases again, ranks in top 10 in the nation, Gov. Nixon announces

12/17/2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon today applauded new data from the U.S. Department of Education showing that Missouri’s 4-year high school graduation rate increased to 87.3 percent in 2013/2014 from 85.7 percent in 2012/2013. Missouri’s graduation rate is significantly above the national average of 82.3 and ranks in the top 10 in the nation.

Missouri’s graduation rate surpassed the national average across all racial and ethnic groups and underserved populations, including students with disabilities. From the 2010/2011 to the 2013/2014 school year, Missouri’s high school graduation rate rose 6 percentage points, from 81 percent to 87 percent.

“These rising graduation rates reflect the solid progress that students are making all across our state,” Gov. Nixon said. “More students graduating from high school means greater economic opportunities for them, and a more competitive workforce for our state. Moving forward, I will continue to work across the aisle to strengthen and improve public education in Missouri.”

American Red Cross

12/16/2015

Give the meaningful gift of blood this holiday season. Donate blood.

AMERICAN LEGION POST 366

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16

12:45 PM - 6:00 PM

@American Legion Hall
9494 Highway 100, New Haven

There will be roast beef sandwiches and homemade cookies for everyone who donates blood.
Bring a valid photo ID.

Shamrocks Fall to Indians in First FRC Game

12/16/2015

By Lauren Bergner

On Tuesday, December 15th, the Shamrocks boys’ basketball team played their first Four Rivers Conference (FRC) game at home. Not only did this game mark the first FRC game, it was also the last home game for the boys in 2015.

The night started with an intense double overtime game for the Junior Varsity. On the night, freshman Martin Lewis had 17 points, and junior Mark Senecal had 10. Although the Shamrocks had some big scorers, the Indians came out on top, overall winning 49-47.

Going into the varsity match, the Shamrocks knew it was going to be tough. Senior Jared Horstmann stated, “In order to win, we needed to play a perfect game. But just working hard was our main focus. I was excited to get out on the court and play. It's kind of bittersweet playing this team one last time.”

Scheer Named NHHS November Student of the Month

12/16/2015

The November Student of the Month is senior Erin Scheer. Erin is the daughter of Jim and Angie Scheer. She is the president of FBLA and NHS. She is also active in volleyball, basketball, marching band auxiliary, FCCLA, FCA, and is a baseball manager.

Emily Lewis Selected for National Student Leadership Committee

12/16/2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Bob Farrace, NASSP public affairs director, 703-674-5614, [email protected]

[12/16/2015]; Reston, VA--The National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) has named Emily Lewis, a student at New Haven High School, as an inaugural member of its newly formed Student Leadership Advisory Committee to support the association’s efforts to build student engagement, service, leadership, and voice.

Emily Lewis is a junior here at New Haven High. She is involved in FBLA, Student Council, Cheerleading, Cross Country, FCA, TV Video, NHS, and is Vice President at Saint Peter's UCC. In the past, she has also been involved in FCCLA and Track. As a part of the committee, she will show leadership, show encouragement, inspire others, and more.

NHHS Boys Suffer Winter Ball Loss

12/16/2015

By Clare Roth

The spirits were high Shamrock gym at the boys’ basketball game on Friday, December 11. As the Shamrocks raced out on the court to the tune of Jaws, students sat in highly adorned Christmas gear, anticipating a good game. The student section didn’t exactly get this Christmas wish. The Shamrocks lost 67-46 to the Montgomery County Wildcats.

The game started with a deficit, with the Shamrocks trailing the Wildcats after the first quarter 20-12. The boys worked to close the gap, but never gained momentum, trailing 35-28 at halftime and 53-39 after the third quarter.

Junior Will Soete led the Shamrocks with 14 points. Junior Brady Kruse followed with 10, with senior Andrew Menke close behind with 8.

NHES K-1 Winter Concert DVD's are available, $10. Sales benefit the NHHS TV/ Studio class.

12/15/2015

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12/15/2015

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MFA Oil Foundation Awards Grant to New Haven School District Foundation

Thank You American Red Cross Blood Donors

It's a New Year!

NHHS Classroom 360

HS-MS January Menus

Jon Stone and Kate Weiser Crowned 2015 Winter Ball King and Queen

Shamrocks Fight in a Tough Game Against the Indians

NHHS celebrates receiving the National Blue Ribbon Award

Shamrock Conversations: Emily Lewis

New Haven High Celebrates Blue Ribbon Award

Shamrock Conversations: Hailey Fleming

A Breath of Fresh and Cold Air

NHHS Students raise $391 to help area families pay their utility bills.

New Haven Youth Basketball Tournament Brackets

NHHS Scholar Bowl Update

Missouri’s high school graduation rate increases again, ranks in top 10 in the nation, Gov. Nixon announces

Five Things You May Not Know About Christmas

Missouri’s high school graduation rate increases again, ranks in top 10 in the nation, Gov. Nixon announces

American Red Cross

Shamrocks Fall to Indians in First FRC Game

Scheer Named NHHS November Student of the Month

Emily Lewis Selected for National Student Leadership Committee

NHHS Boys Suffer Winter Ball Loss

NHES K-1 Winter Concert DVD's are available, $10. Sales benefit the NHHS TV/ Studio class.

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