Kelly A. Burlison Middle School all-conference band students are, from left, front row, Scout Strong, Carter Hale, Becca Mangold, Jesse Yount, and Owen Henson; back row, Braysen Reagan and Mr. Politte.
Kelly A. Burlison Middle School MAJHAA Honor Choir members are, from left, sitting Tristyn Sikes, Halle Adams, Shelby Kennedy and Haley Tucker; standing Troy McGee, Callie Rice, Lorelai Wampler, Brooklynn Mills, Aiana McLaughlin, Hailey Sebastian and Paige Maas.
After the pancake breakfast, Jadyn Yount, Simon Babbitt, Nevaeh Vigil and Mia DeSanto along with other classmates enjoyed outside activities such as setting up this tent which will be given away as a prize a the end of the year.
KABMS faculty and staff provided the student body with a pancake breakfast, April 26. Mr. McFadden is seen here cooking pancakes.
Donnie Laut runs during a track meet.
KABMS teachers enjoy the snack cart during Teacher Appreciation Week.
The spring play, “An Absolutely True Story As Told By A Bunch of Lying Liars” was performed on April 29.
The KABMS track team wrapped up a SUCCESSFUL season. We had several of our students receive medals.
May 11, our all-conference choir students attended a clinic and performed; and May 12, our all-conference band students attended a clinic and performed. The clinic and performance was held at Central Park Hills Field House. CONGRATULATIONS on two wonderful performances by our students in the music program.
April 26, KABMS faculty and staff provided the student body with a pancake breakfast. Each grade level was treated to pancakes and planned outside activities, such as ball, fly fishing, walking, visiting with their teachers and peers, and setting up tents, which will be given away as prizes at the end of the school year.
KABMS celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week May 3-7. Teachers enjoyed peanuts and popcorn on Monday; barbeque pork, baked beans, slaw, dessert on Tuesday; snack cart on Wednesday; bagels, doughnuts and breakfast pizza on Thursday; ice cream sundaes/floats on Friday; and played Bingo all week for some awesome prizes. Thank you to all who donated to make this an exciting week for our teachers and staff.
KABMS will be losing one of our best assets. Ken Lunsford is retiring at the end of the school year. He has worked for the Fredericktown R-1 School District for many years, as well as the Marquand-Zion School District where he began his career in education. He will be missed greatly by all of us at KABMS. We wish him the best in his retirement
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