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Baldwin supports PBHS Driver’s Ed program
Baldwin Automotive Group has loaned a pair of 2018 Ford Escapes for students to use in the Driver’s Education program available at Poplar Bluff High School.
The SUVs will serve to replace an older
June 10, 2019

PBHS teacher earns statewide biology award
Poplar Bluff educator Gretchen Pendley has won the 2019 outstanding biology teacher award for the state of Missouri through the National Association of Biology Teachers.
State director of the OBTA
June 7, 2019

Commencement held for PBHS Class of 2019
A total of 321 students graduated from the Poplar Bluff High School Class of 2019 on Thursday, May 23, at the Black River Coliseum, earning nearly $2.1 million in scholarships and grants, staff
May 29, 2019

Incoming PBHS junior to participate in 2019 MSA
Poplar Bluff High School is sending a student to the exclusive Missouri Scholars Academy for the second year in a row.
Incoming junior Lauren Robertson is one of 330 gifted students statewide to
May 29, 2019

Change of Command 2019
Poplar Bluff High School junior Elizabeth Shirrell has been named commander of the Pvt. Billie Kanell JROTC Battalion for the upcoming school year.
JROTC instructor Maj. Gregory Crites promoted
May 14, 2019

McDonald-Jordan awarded Hoover Scholarship
Poplar Bluff High School senior Carlton McDonald-Jordan has been awarded the Thomas J. Hoover Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship, valued at $1,000, was designated for a Mules Basketball player
May 9, 2019

TCC students qualify nationally for SkillsUSA
TCC students qualify nationally for SkillsUSA
Four Technical Career Center students have qualified to compete in the National SkillsUSA competition this summer.
Placing first and earning
May 1, 2019

Multimedia class creates safety video for Gates
The multimedia class at Poplar Bluff High School is producing an official safety video for Gates Corporation in Industrial Park.
The audiovisual students, under the instruction of business teacher
April 23, 2019

PBHS program produces homegrown teachers
A program started several years ago at Poplar Bluff Schools is beginning to produce homegrown teachers within the district.
Julia Dragon is nearing completion of her first year teaching at the
April 23, 2019

Legislators honor Priest with joint resolution
The Missouri Senate and House of Representatives issued Poplar Bluff Assistant Superintendent of Business Rod Priest courtesy retirement resolutions during the special recognition portion of the
April 2, 2019

Lake Road hosts inaugural Blue Ribbon Showcase
Lake Road Elementary School hosted its inaugural Blue Ribbon Showcase on Tuesday, March 19, to share with the community the journey it took to achieve the coveted national honor.
A community
April 2, 2019

Sixth annual Leadership Day: This Is Us
Eugene Field presented a student-led program to community leaders and area educators on Friday, March 22, displaying how the leadership skills taught at the elementary school go above and beyond
April 2, 2019

TCC partners with Scouts to explore trades
The Boy Scouts of America has partnered with the school district to provide students a hands-on opportunity to explore programs offered at the Poplar Bluff Technical Career Center that they may
March 21, 2019

Seventh grade students tour Garfield Street landmarks
Poplar Bluff Junior High seventh graders toured Wheatley School, Rattler’s Grocery and Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church—all of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places—to
March 6, 2019

Reality Fair teaches budgeting to students
More than 60 Poplar Bluff High School students signed up to participate in the fifth annual Reality Fair to learn about money management during an event similar to a poverty simulation held
March 6, 2019

VFW honors Poplar Bluff teacher with state award
An American history teacher at Junior High received a statewide honor through the VFW Citizenship Education program for her efforts co-teaching the ‘I’m A Citizen, Too’ summer enrichment
February 12, 2019

Lake Road nationally recognized for top MAP scores
For the second year in a row, Poplar Bluff R-I has had an elementary school receive national recognition for exceptional student achievement on the MAP test.
Lake Road Elementary was one of only
February 12, 2019

PBJHS teacher receives $5K boost for new robotics class
A Poplar Bluff teacher has been awarded a $5,000 Learning & Leadership grant through the NEA Foundation to receive professional development to help enhance a new robotics program at Junior
February 5, 2019

Computer science program approved at TCC
The Technical Career Center has been green-lighted to start a computer science program, after the governor chose Poplar Bluff High School as his backdrop location to sign House Bill 3 into
January 15, 2019

Lifelong Mule spearheads distinguished alumni project
Wesley Lewis is a true mule.
Since he is the person who coined the term, he owns the right to define it.
“A true mule is not just a Poplar Bluffian,” the lifelong R-I employee explained. “This is
January 15, 2019

Holiday bike donation program
Thirty bicycles were given away to students at Eugene Field prior to the holiday through a newly forged partnership between Academy Sports + Outdoors and the Poplar Bluff Police Department.
Police
January 7, 2019

Foundation funds $3.5K in teacher grants
The Poplar Bluff School Foundation recently funded two ‘innovative educational projects’ valued at more than $3,500 so students can collect data for NASA and participate in group activities using
December 19, 2018

Extreme math class captures student interest
Six graders were issued surgical masks and latex gloves upon entering math class on Thursday, Dec. 6, at the Poplar Bluff Middle School.
A scenario about a zombie outbreak was detailed over the
December 11, 2018

District regionally honored for student advocacy
District regionally honored for student advocacy
The Poplar Bluff School District was named the 2018 Community Collaborative Program of the Year for its partnership with Family Counseling Center
November 7, 2018

Governor signs legislation at Poplar Bluff High School
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed the STEM Education and Computer Science Bill into law during a school-wide assembly held for the occasion on Tuesday, Oct. 30, at Poplar Bluff High School.
Passed
November 1, 2018
