Student council members enjoyed the district convention today and learned how to be leaders at their school
The October students of the month were Evie Hunter and Sawyer McElveen. Congratulations!!
Friday night NMCC football will host John Burroughs at 7pm. The admission cost is set by MSHSAA at $6 per person. Sorry, but no passes can be honored. Metal detectors will be used at the gate, and large bags will not be allowed in the stadium. Gates open at 5:30 pm.
MSHSAA TV will be streaming the game.
We will be having a Veteran's Day ceremony and breakfast on November 11 starting at 8:30 am. All veterans are welcome to attend.
The August students of the month were Levie Sutton and Makayla Birdwell. The September students of the month were Jadis Jones and Chloe Polk. The students were nominated and voted on by the teachers. Congratulations!
Students enjoyed the fall festival put together by student council! 🍁🎃🍂
Reminder: Any male or female athlete that intends to play basketball or wrestling will need a current physical by November 1st to start practicing
Student Council is hosting a Fall Festival.
Get ready. Next week is Red Ribbon Week!
Just a reminder that picture retakes and senior composites are tomorrow. The form in this post is for RETAKES ONLY!
Happy Boss’s Day
The Missouri Department of Conservation will sponsor a hunter education skills session on Tuesday, October 25th, at the New Madrid Public Safety Center, located at 342 U.S. Hwy 61 New Madrid, MO 63869. The skills session will be held from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Students must complete the first half of their curriculum by either taking an online hunter education course at www.mdc.mo.gov or contacting the New Madrid Police Station to receive a student manual and completing it. Once one of the two options has been completed, students can register for the scheduled skills session to complete the second half of the mandated requirement.
Those successfully completing the course will receive a hunter education certification card from the Missouri Department of Conservation. Such certification is mandatory before a hunter can purchase a hunting permit in many states and Canadian Provinces. Anyone who is 16 years of age, or was born after Jan. 1, 1967, is required to be certified before purchasing a firearms permit in the state of Missouri. Certification is limited to students 11 years of age or older. Students under the age of 16 should bring proof of age. If applicable, students should bring their Heritage Card or any hunting, fishing or trapping permit they have previously purchased. Pre-registration is required for the skills session and can be done online at www.mdc.mo.gov.
Any person who is 16 years of age or older has the option to complete all requirements to obtain their hunter education certification online. To learn more visit www.mdc.mo.gov. Anyone with questions about the hunter education program can contact New Madrid County Conservation Agent Christopher Barnes at 573-326-0886.
Parents,
We received this letter today explaining the delay in the delivery of school pictures taken during our Open House in August. We will keep you informed as we know more information. Thank you for your patience.
Letterman Jacket Informational Meeting Thursday, October 13, 2022. See Flyer for more information!
Because we have tremendous school spirit, the Eagle has officially landed in the NMCC gymnasium foyer💚🦅 #NmcEagleNation
Reminder: NO SCHOOL for students on Friday, October 7th (teacher work day) or Monday, October 10th (Columbus Day) Have a great weekend and we will see everyone on Tuesday October 11th
Students and staff wore orange today in honor of national bullying prevention day. Students made the pledge at lunch to not bully by signing the banner🧡
Students taking the asvab tomorrow: Please have your chrome-books charged and with you!
Students and staff: Please wear orange tomorrow in honor of national bullying prevention day! Students will be taking a pledge at lunch to not bully🧡
All NMCC players and cheerleaders are safe and on the interstate headed home.