Skyline Elementary School

Skyline Elementary School has named its Character Kids for February. The character trait was fairness.

The Skyline school library was set up like a cafe and students went from table to table sampling books written by children's authors

Skyline Elementary School has named its Character Kids for December. The character trait was being a learner.

Skyline Elementary School has named its Character Kids for October. The character trait was responsibility.

Speed and depth were the keys to success for Skyline Elementary School, which won the team traveling trophy at the first Sedalia 200 Fourth Grade Track Meet.

Last Friday (May 4), a Skyline Elementary School student was reportedly asked by a stranger if the child wanted a ride home, after the student departed the school bus near Honeysuckle Drive after school.

Skyline Elementary School has named its Character Kids for April. The character trait is dependability.

Skyline Elementary School has named its Character Kids for April. The character trait was dependability. Honored are, front row, from left:  Jacob Porter, Anyta Ostapenko, Ashlynn Gaspard; Row 2: Chase Rialti, Alveena Izoita, Emmett Belnap, Alivia Washington, Gretchen Beard, Journey Turner; Row 3: Randy Stoermer, Piper Gerlach, Axton Martin; Row 4: Jake Wise, Vlad Izoita, Giovanna Martinati, Addis

Members of the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education were presented with certificates at the start of Monday night's regular board meeting by Superintendent Brad Pollitt, who read a proclamation from former Gov. Jay Nixon.

Skyline Elementary School has named its Character Kids for November.