Hurley FFA is planning a Community Fish Fry Fundraiser on February 24, with serving beginning at 5:30 PM. This event is intended to bring together FFA supporters and community members while supporting Hurley FFA activities, leadership development, and student opportunities. The event will be free to the community, with tips encouraged to support the program. Please RSVP to 417-369-3271. #HurleyTigerUp
Students who were scheduled to attend the MU field trip with Mrs. Bakeberg will not be traveling to MU tomorrow. Students should report to school as usual and follow their regular schedule. Thank you.
Unfortunately, part of our spirit week is being missed due to weather. But, we are still planning on Homecoming happening on Friday! ➡️Starting at 6:00, there will be two quarters of jv boys, followed by the varsity boys game. ➡️ We will be honoring the class of 2006 at halftime of the varsity game. ➡️ Homecoming court will be after the varsity game.➡️ The Homecoming dance will start after the new king and queen have been announced. It's a busy night full of fun, so fill those stands, Tiger fans! #HurleyTigerUp
Hurley Schools will be closed Wednesday, January 28th, due to ice and snow road conditions. Tomorrow will be a snow day and not an AMI day. Enjoy and be safe!
Tuesday: Tonight's boys basketball game against Lutie has been canceled due to weather and road conditions. Any updates will be posted. #HurleyTigerUp
Hurley R-I Schools will be closed Tuesday, January 27, due to extreme cold temperatures and dangerous road conditions. This will be the first AMI day. Stay safe and warm!
Thursday: The Hurley boys game at Wheaton that was originally scheduled for Friday, had been moved to Thursday. Tip-off is at 6:00. Let's go, Tigers!
FFA would like to extend a big "thank you" to our sponsors!
Hurley Archery Team Competes in Crane Tournament
On January 16th and 17th, 2026, the Hurley Archery Team participated in a 3-D and Bullseye tournament in Crane.
Team Performance
3-D Tournament:
Hurley Middle School: 3rd place with a score of 1449 (Tier 4), qualifying for the State tournament.
Hurley Elementary: 1st place with a score of 1314 (Tier 3), qualifying for the State Tournament.
Individual Achievements
Middle School Male:
Aiden Whittington: 2nd place with a score of 263.
Elementary Male:
Franklin Lawrence: 1st place with a score of 247 (Personal Best).
Andrew Helmin: 2nd place with a score of 227 (Personal Best).
Eli Medlin: 3rd place with a score of 218.
Elementary Female:
Dana Coin: 1st place with a score of 240 (Personal Best).
Natalie Johnson: 2nd place with a score of 191 (Personal Best).
Haley Medlin: 3rd place with a score of 168 (3 Tens, Personal Best).
Bullseye Tournament:
Team Performance:
Hurley Elementary: 1st place with a score of 1314 (Tier 3), State Qualifying.
Individual Achievements
Middle School Male:
Aiden Whittington: 1st place with a score of 280 (Personal Best).
Elementary Male:
Franklin Lawrence: 1st place with a score of 249 (Personal Best).
Eli Medlin: 2nd place with a score of 247 (Personal Best).
Elementary Female:
Natalie Johnson: 2nd place with a score of 221.
Haley Medlin: 3rd place with a score of 218 (Personal Best).
Overall, 14 archers from Hurley qualified for the 3-D state tournament, with 10 recording personal bests. Additionally, one more archer qualified for the state in Bullseye, where 9 achieved personal bests.
For full scores, visit nasptournaments.org.
Upcoming Tournament at Hurley
Join us for our next tournament at Hurley on Friday, January 23rd, starting at 5 PM for 3-D, and Saturday, January 24th, beginning at 8 AM for Bullseye. The final line on Friday will commence at 8 PM, and on Saturday, the last line will start at 4 PM. We have 340 shooters registered for this two-day event.
Come to Hurley to witness some of the best archers in Southwest Missouri. Congratulations to all our talented archers!
On January 16th and 17th, 2026, the Hurley Archery Team participated in a 3-D and Bullseye tournament in Crane.
Team Performance
3-D Tournament:
Hurley Middle School: 3rd place with a score of 1449 (Tier 4), qualifying for the State tournament.
Hurley Elementary: 1st place with a score of 1314 (Tier 3), qualifying for the State Tournament.
Individual Achievements
Middle School Male:
Aiden Whittington: 2nd place with a score of 263.
Elementary Male:
Franklin Lawrence: 1st place with a score of 247 (Personal Best).
Andrew Helmin: 2nd place with a score of 227 (Personal Best).
Eli Medlin: 3rd place with a score of 218.
Elementary Female:
Dana Coin: 1st place with a score of 240 (Personal Best).
Natalie Johnson: 2nd place with a score of 191 (Personal Best).
Haley Medlin: 3rd place with a score of 168 (3 Tens, Personal Best).
Bullseye Tournament:
Team Performance:
Hurley Elementary: 1st place with a score of 1314 (Tier 3), State Qualifying.
Individual Achievements
Middle School Male:
Aiden Whittington: 1st place with a score of 280 (Personal Best).
Elementary Male:
Franklin Lawrence: 1st place with a score of 249 (Personal Best).
Eli Medlin: 2nd place with a score of 247 (Personal Best).
Elementary Female:
Natalie Johnson: 2nd place with a score of 221.
Haley Medlin: 3rd place with a score of 218 (Personal Best).
Overall, 14 archers from Hurley qualified for the 3-D state tournament, with 10 recording personal bests. Additionally, one more archer qualified for the state in Bullseye, where 9 achieved personal bests.
For full scores, visit nasptournaments.org.
Upcoming Tournament at Hurley
Join us for our next tournament at Hurley on Friday, January 23rd, starting at 5 PM for 3-D, and Saturday, January 24th, beginning at 8 AM for Bullseye. The final line on Friday will commence at 8 PM, and on Saturday, the last line will start at 4 PM. We have 340 shooters registered for this two-day event.
Come to Hurley to witness some of the best archers in Southwest Missouri. Congratulations to all our talented archers!
Friday: Hurley boys host Fordland at 6:00. Varsity will be followed by two quarters of jv. Fill those stands, Tiger fans! #HurleyTigerUp
Homecoming week is quickly approaching! This year, Hurley's Homecoming will be on Friday, January 30th, with spirit week being January 27th-30th. We encourage all students and staff to participate!
-Tuesday 1/27: Explore the Upside Down Jungle (wear animal print)
-Wednesday 1/28: Hawkins Ultimate Showdown (teachers dress like students and students dress like teachers)
-Thursday 1/29: A Strange Holiday in Hawkins (Preschool-4th grade dress for St. Patrick's Day, 5th-8th grade dress for Valentines Day, and 9th-12th grade dress for Fourth of July)
-Friday 1/30: Straight Outta Hawkins, 1983 (dress in your best 80s gear)
#HurleyTigerUp
-Tuesday 1/27: Explore the Upside Down Jungle (wear animal print)
-Wednesday 1/28: Hawkins Ultimate Showdown (teachers dress like students and students dress like teachers)
-Thursday 1/29: A Strange Holiday in Hawkins (Preschool-4th grade dress for St. Patrick's Day, 5th-8th grade dress for Valentines Day, and 9th-12th grade dress for Fourth of July)
-Friday 1/30: Straight Outta Hawkins, 1983 (dress in your best 80s gear)
#HurleyTigerUp
FFA is selling the "World's Greatest Chocolate Bars" for $2 each. Flavors include almond, milk chocolate, caramel, crisp, wafer, and pretzel. See an FFA member between now and March 14th to purchase! #HurleyTigerUp
Monday: Hurley boys basketball travels to Fair Play with a game time of 6:45. Let's go, Tigers! #HurleyTigerUp
Hurley participated in their first team tournament on Saturday, January 10th at Gloria Deo Academy.
Hurley High School Team: Placed 3rd with a state-qualifying score of 3097 (Tier 4).
Hurley Elementary Team: Placed 2nd with a score of 2214.
Aiden Whittington: 1st place with a score of 279 (State Qualifying Tier 2)
Stockton LeForce: 2nd place with a score of 265 (State Qualifying Tier 3)
Nickolas Coleman: 3rd place with a score of 263 (State Qualifying Tier 3)
Elementary Male:
Franklin Lawrence: 2nd place with a score of 233 (State Qualifying Tier 3)
Eight archers from the Hurley team achieved their personal best, and eighteen archers qualified for the state competition.
All scores can be viewed at nasptournaments.org.
I am immensely proud of every shooter on the team. As a small school, all of our middle school-aged shooters compete with the High School team. They rose to the occasion and performed exceptionally well today.
The Elementary team, with five members who had not competed before this year, also performed outstandingly.
Our next tournament is at Crane on Friday, January 16th, and Saturday, January 17th. The tournament will feature both a 3D division and a bullseye division.
Hurley High School Team: Placed 3rd with a state-qualifying score of 3097 (Tier 4).
Hurley Elementary Team: Placed 2nd with a score of 2214.
Aiden Whittington: 1st place with a score of 279 (State Qualifying Tier 2)
Stockton LeForce: 2nd place with a score of 265 (State Qualifying Tier 3)
Nickolas Coleman: 3rd place with a score of 263 (State Qualifying Tier 3)
Elementary Male:
Franklin Lawrence: 2nd place with a score of 233 (State Qualifying Tier 3)
Eight archers from the Hurley team achieved their personal best, and eighteen archers qualified for the state competition.
All scores can be viewed at nasptournaments.org.
I am immensely proud of every shooter on the team. As a small school, all of our middle school-aged shooters compete with the High School team. They rose to the occasion and performed exceptionally well today.
The Elementary team, with five members who had not competed before this year, also performed outstandingly.
Our next tournament is at Crane on Friday, January 16th, and Saturday, January 17th. The tournament will feature both a 3D division and a bullseye division.
We would like to recognize our Students of the Month for January for the character trait of commitment. Congratulations to seventh grader, Cole Hetherington and junior, Eddie Sims. We're proud of you! #HurleyTigerUp
Thursday: Hurley boys host School of the Ozarks at 5:30. During halftime of the varsity game, there will be a performance from elementary cheer camp. Let's go, Tigers! #HurleyTigerUp
Free Family Dinner Opportunities in Stone County
Looking for a free meal for your family? Stone County is offering several opportunities for families to enjoy free eat-in and to-go meals. See the attached flyer for more information!
Looking for a free meal for your family? Stone County is offering several opportunities for families to enjoy free eat-in and to-go meals. See the attached flyer for more information!
Tuesday: Hurley boys host Halfway at 5:30. Varsity will play first, then there will be two quarters of JV. Fill those stands, Tiger fans! #HurleyTigerUp
Friday: The Hurley Tigers host Golden City at 5:00. Varsity only. Fill those fans, Tiger fans! #HurleyTigerUp
🎉 Congratulations to Our December Teacher of the Month! 🎉
We are proud to recognize Ms. Wertz! She is someone who truly goes above and beyond the role of a “teacher.” She leads with compassion and a heart that is always focused on what’s best for kids.
Whether it’s supporting students academically, encouraging them emotionally, or stepping in wherever help is needed, Ms. Wertz makes a difference. Her kindness, patience, and genuine care do not go unnoticed—and our students are better because of it. Congratulations to Ms. Wertz!
We are proud to recognize Ms. Wertz! She is someone who truly goes above and beyond the role of a “teacher.” She leads with compassion and a heart that is always focused on what’s best for kids.
Whether it’s supporting students academically, encouraging them emotionally, or stepping in wherever help is needed, Ms. Wertz makes a difference. Her kindness, patience, and genuine care do not go unnoticed—and our students are better because of it. Congratulations to Ms. Wertz!
