As our seniors receive acceptance letters for colleges, apprenticeships, career and technical programs, employment opportunities, and military service, we are excited to recognize each of these accomplishments on our senior celebration wall.
Each acceptance represents hard work, new opportunities, and an exciting step toward the future. We look forward to watching the wall continue to grow throughout the year as our seniors explore the many possibilities available to them after graduation.
Congratulations Ruah, Hannah, and Kodie! We are proud to celebrate your accomplishments and all that lies ahead!
🏈The Knox County Eagles will have a First-Round Bye in District play. Eagles will play the winner of Paris vs. Keytesville on November 6th at Knox County High School🏈
2 days ago, Nathan Miller
Knox County R-1 is joining other Northeast Missouri school districts in sharing an important message about state funding for public education.
If Missouri does not fully fund its school foundation formula, Knox County R-1 is estimated to lose $214,164 in state funding for FY 2028. These dollars help support the educational programs, services, and opportunities we provide for our students.
The attached letter outlines the estimated funding impact on school districts across our region and explains why this issue matters to our schools and communities.
We encourage our families, staff, and community members to read the letter and stay informed. If you have questions or would like to learn more, please reach out to the Knox County R-1 administration.
Our students and communities depend on strong public schools. Thank you for your continued support of Knox County R-1 and the opportunities we work to provide for every student.
We celebrated over 50 of our 9th–12th grade students who earned midterm Eagle Excellence recognition with a popcorn bar to reward their hard work!
These students finished midterm with no Fs, no discipline referrals, and at least 95% attendance!
We are proud of their dedication to academics, attendance, and making positive choices! Keep up the great work, Eagles!
4 days ago, Alicia Myers, Media/Data
This week Mrs. Delaney hosted Apply & Eat Pie to give seniors dedicated time to work on applications while enjoying some delicious pie!
Students had the opportunity to work on applications, receive feedback, and encourage one another throughout the process!
We are excited to see what the future holds for our seniors and can’t wait to watch them take their next steps!
4 days ago, Alicia Myers, Media/Data
We are going back to Europe! Those in the classes of 2028, 2029, 2030, and 2031 are eligible to go. If you are interested please use this link to sign up for the informational meeting.RSVP here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/m3psedp Please contact Mrs. Ellison for questions.
5 days ago, Alicia Myers, Media/Data
Congratulations Lillie Penn!
8 days ago, Alicia Myers, Media/Data
We are excited to add even more acceptance letters and celebrate the opportunities our seniors are earning as they prepare for life after graduation. Each new addition represents another exciting possibility for the future, and we can’t wait to see how much this wall continues to grow throughout the year!
Congratulations Hannah, Kodie, and Haze! We are proud to celebrate your accomplishments and are looking forward to all that lies ahead!
8 days ago, Alicia Myers, Media/Data
The JH games against Brashear originally scheduled for 11/19 will now be played on 11/2. We will plan to play 2 girls B quarters and 2 boys B quarters followed by both girls and boys A games. This will be a 5:00 pm start.
8 days ago, Nathan Miller
Retakes and Senior composites are November 5th!
8 days ago, Alicia Myers, Media/Data
Talon Take Out update!
8 days ago, Alicia Myers, Media/Data
Cross Country competed at the Annual Frank Lemons Invitational in Hannibal this morning. Kaden Glass placed 6th, Natalie Greenley placed 6th and Jonah Wolf placed 10th in each of their races.
10 days ago, Laura Greenley
FCCLA hosted the 6th annual Pancakes with Parents on Thursday, October 15. We would like to thank everyone who attended and donated to Talon Take Out, the MS/HS backpack program. Because of your generosity we were able to raise $722 for Talon Take Out!
11 days ago, Alicia Myers, Media/Data
Last week the High School Student Council raised money during the Pink Out nights for the Knox County Cancer Fund. Through the Chuck-A-Duck at Cancer they were able to raise $204. Members of STUCO are pictured with Bobbi Clark.
13 days ago, Alicia Myers, Media/Data
Join PAT for Reading Hour! Held at the Knox County Public Library!
