Ready your stick ponies and cowboy hats because tomorrow is Texas Tuesday! Join our FFA members in dressing in western or cowboy attire to celebrate National FFA Week. A group photo will be taken during advisory tomorrow for participating members.
3rd-5th basketball practice tomorrow 2:00-4:00.
Hurley Archery Results from Willard Tournament.
Elementary team placed 1st with a 2405.
Individual Results:
Kimber Wolfe 1st place with a 257
Luke Johnson 3rd place with a 251.
Congratulations to all Hurley Archers.
Next tournament is at Billings on Saturday, February 25th.
We are kicking off FFA Week with Church Sunday at Hurley Baptist Church this morning. We hope members will join us in our celebration. Service starts at 10:30. Please wear church clothes; official dress is not required.
Hurley has a growing number of baseball players. As a result, we need a Jr High Baseball coach for this spring (2023). Contact Mr. Little at 417-369-3271 or jlittle@hurleytigers.org.
Parent/Teacher conferences for PreK-12 are Monday. If you haven't set up a time, email your child's teacher or call Kayla in the front office. Conferences are a great way to involve yourself in your student's education! #TigerUp
Hurley FFA is excited to celebrate National FFA Week from February 18th to February 25th.
We are kicking off our celebration with Church Sunday. Chapter members voted to attend our local Hurley Baptist Church this Sunday (2/19). Service starts at 10:30 AM.
Check out the rest of our plans this week! We hope you will join us in celebrating National FFA Week and agriculture!
Friday 2/17 is a busy night for our Tigers!
-Girls and boys take on Verona. Tip-off for the girls game is at 5:30
-Designer Genes basketball vs. Crane immediately after the girls game
-Recognizing our academic volleyball players
Let's fill those stands, Tiger fans! #TigerUp
The 4th and 5th grade basketball practice on Friday has a time change. They will practice at 5:45 am- 7:10 am.
Wednesday 2/15
Our Lady Tigers host Wheaton. Tip-off is at 5:30. #TigerUp
Congratulations to Luie for completing his 40 book challenge!
Congratulations to Alex and Colton! They began their 40 book challenge in summer school and just finished with 2 months left to read! We set goals to complete the challenge by May 5th. Both the 5th and 6th grade will be going to Board Game Cafe and Cici's in Branson on May 12th if they complete their 40 book challenge!
Thank you to the Hurley alums who donated to our Alumni Scholarship Fund at homecoming. Thanks to you we raised $300! If you didn't get a chance to donate, but would like to, contact Mrs. Maxwell at lmaxwell@hurleytigers.org
Thank you for making it a success! #TigerUp 🐅
FBLA DLC tomorrow!
Please remember your signed permission slip as well as $10 for your lunch!
The bus will be ready at 7:45am!
Hurley Archery Results from Saturday, February 11th.
Billings tourney:
Hurley Elementary team placed 1st with a score of 2541(State Qualifying Score)
Kimber Wolfe placed 3rd with a 254 (7 Tens).
A few more Archers shot state qualifying scores.
A few archers traveled to Clever to shoot in their second tourney of the day.
Individual Results
Luke Johnson 1st place with a 246
Alex Townlian 2nd place with a 237
Charlie Means 3rd place with a 215
Chloe Scott 1st place with a 185
Danayla Lawrence 2nd place with a 146.
Congratulations to all Hurley Archers.
The next tournament is at Willard Middle School, Saturday, February 18th.
Building houses in art!
Thank you, Gibson Tech, for hosting our students today.
The Lady Tigers will travel to Greenwood. Tip-off is at 6:00. Go, Tigers!
On Facebook our athletic posts are being targeted, stating games are being streamed and to click on the blue link. These links are not provided by Hurley R-I School District. Please do not click on these until this issue is resolved on Facebook. A picture is attached providing an example. All of these incidents are in the comments section of an athletic post and not the original social media post by the school.
Thursday, February 9 is going to be a vivid day at Hurley school! Elementary students can show their school spirit by participating in Color Day, while JH/HS students can get creative with Salad Dressing Day.
Each class has been assigned colors and/or themes. We hope to see our Tigers dressed out tomorrow!
