Poplar Bluff School District

The Mule Shack teaches valuable life skills The recently opened Mule Shack is serving multiple functions at Poplar Bluff Junior High—in addition to serving customers—including teaching students

Long-Range Planning Committee recommends future ECH site The Long-Range Planning Committee has given a stamp of approval on the relocation of the Early Childhood Center at the Kindergarten Center

Industrial occupations promoted during Manufacturing Day Several factories at Industrial Park partnered to host plant tours for Poplar Bluff Schools on Friday, Oct. 13, during the second annual

15th annual Career Fair Industry professionals encouraged Poplar Bluff and Twin Rivers sophomores to begin thinking about their futures during the 15th annual Career Fair held Thursday, Oct. 5, at

PBHS graduation rate exceeds 90-percent goal Poplar Bluff High School’s graduation rate was 91.8 percent this year, a gain of 4.2 percent over last year, the Missouri Department of Elementary and

Free meals for younger grades boosts participation Free breakfast and lunch is being offered this year to all students, grades pre-K through third, in an effort to help ensure children are

Businesswoman starts club for female students A new club called Chi and Company has been started at Poplar Bluff Junior High School by a business and civic leader to instill a sense of

The Constitution Project A new class has been started at Poplar Bluff High School that partners with local industry professionals to take students through the process of investigating a mock crime,

3D projector brings lessons to life Observing blood travel through a beating heart, dissecting a diamondback rattlesnake and assembling an automobile engine are all possibilities in a 3D learning

Eclipse, space balloons and Dr. Kaku A group of Poplar Bluff students not only got to view the solar eclipse in totality, but met famous theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku and sent an experiment

All Means All “All means all” was the theme of Poplar Bluff R-I Superintendent Scott Dill’s state-of-the-school address at the annual convocation on Monday, Aug. 14, at the Black River

New preschool would free space to expand Grad Center Phase two of the district’s long-range plan is beginning to take shape as community leaders work with Poplar Bluff school administrators to

Instructional coaches hired to equip teachers The district’s new instructional coaches have been charged with putting an emphasis on curriculum now that the technology component has almost become

Homegrown talent A pair of seasoned educators who rose up through the rank and file within the Poplar Bluff school system have been promoted to lead their respective buildings.  Earlier this year,