If you see them, please feel free to congratulate them for representing CHS in such a high manner.
Hornets on Top!


Congratulations to Ava Daugherty; she was the R.A.K.E. award winner for today. She was identified as doing the following;
Ava Daugherty- Someone had dropped an empty bag of chips at lunch. Many people walked by it, but Ava picked it up and threw it away.
If you see Ava, feel free to congratulate her on showing high character.
Hornets on Top!

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The Chillicothe Police Department’s School Resource Officer Division, in partnership with Chillicothe R-II Schools, is excited to introduce Hornets Show Strength - a district-wide campaign promoting bullying prevention, personal accountability, positive decision-making, and student leadership!
At the high school level, we’re challenging students to take ownership of their actions and recognize their influence on others. From peer pressure and harassment to social media and harmful group chats, choices can affect someone’s reputation, safety, and well-being.
Real leadership isn’t about popularity or fitting in. It’s about: 💛 CHARACTER to make good decisions. 💪 COMMITMENT to follow through. 🦁 COURAGE to stand against harmful behavior—even when friends or peers don’t.
We’re encouraging students to: 🐝 Refuse to participate in bullying. 🐝 Never encourage or circulate videos of confrontations. 🐝 Report safety concerns responsibly. 🐝 Support classmates who may feel isolated. 🐝 Use their influence to make a positive difference.
Through student leadership opportunities, positive recognition, and age-appropriate messaging, we hope to help students lead by example and build a stronger school community.
📄 Parents and caregivers: Please review the attached flyer with your student and discuss what it means to demonstrate real leadership and show strength.
LEAD WITH CHARACTER. LIVE WITH COMMITMENT. SHOW COURAGE. 🐝


Amre Midgyett- Amre jumped into action quickly to help a much younger preschool student in a time of great need.
If you see Amre, feel free to congratulate her on showing high character.
Hornets on Top!

Isabella Dennis - Isabella Dennis held the door open for several students and teachers who were entering the building this morning.
If you see Isabella , feel free to congratulate her on showing high character.
Hornets on Top!

We’re proud of our students who competed in the following events:
Life Science Team Competition
Jace Collins, Brody Norris, Dallyn Bailey
Test Your Vitals Team Competition – Group B
Adrian Trantham, Jesse Hughs, Brody Finley
Test Your Vitals Team Competition – Group A
Jace Collins, Brody Norris, Dallyn Bailey
Individual Math Test Competition
Lake Englert, Ben Cady, Landen Longo
Engineering Competition (Tallest Standing Tower Built)
Lexi Lyarger, Dawson Baxter, Abby Marshall, Lydia Bonderer
Thank you to NCMC for hosting a great event and to Mrs. Norris for providing this real-world learning opportunity for our students!
#ChillicotheR2 #STEM #RealWorldLearning #BuildingABrighterFuture
Tonight, October 28th, from 6:30-8:30 pm in the CHS commons. All 10th-12th grade students and parents are welcome to attend! Also for seniors, our FAFSA Frenzy is tonight from 6-8:00 pm at CHS. The financial aid office from NCMC will be present to help you complete your FAFSA and answer all your questions.


Dreavyn Livengood - Without a word or second thought, Dreavyn walked into my classroom, spotted a full basket of clean laundry, and quietly went to work folding and organizing every piece! Thank you, Dreavyn!
If you see Dreavyn, feel free to congratulate him on showing high character.




What an incredible day of learning for our CHS students!
Mrs. Wheeler and 28 students participated in the Government in Action trip to the Missouri State Capitol today - an experience that strongly supports our District goals of Student Success & Learning and Strong Culture & Communication by bringing classroom learning to life and connecting students with leaders who serve our state.
A big thank you to Coach Lee Rucker for stepping in to drive the grant-funded bus to help make this opportunity possible.
While at the Capitol, students:
Toured the Capitol building
Had a personal meeting with MO Supreme Court Justice Paul C. Wilson
Toured the Senate floor with the Honorable Rusty Black
Visited the Governor’s Mansion
It was a gorgeous day and a meaningful experience - full of learning, civic engagement, and pride in our community.
@MoStateParks

We loved getting to see them back in the counseling office, and they also had a chance to check in with Mrs. Kelly. We’re so proud of you both - congratulations and thank you for your service!

Landry Marsh- Landry noticed a student was struggling with some anxiety and needed a drink, so she gave the student her gatorade from her lunch.
Urijah Hunt- Urijah saw a teacher struggling to open a container and was quick to jump in and open it for her!
If you see them, feel free to congratulate them on showing high character.
Hornets on Top!




