Last Post-Signing Day for Kindergarten 2026-27
Signing Day Post 2 FUTURE ACES
We officially welcomed our newest class during Kindergarten “Signing Day” for the 2026–2027 school year! Our future ACES students made it official as they signed their commitment to begin their educational journey with us.
Join us in celebrating America's 250th!
We can’t wait to welcome this amazing group of future ACES students this fall! 💛
Track Meet Results from 4/27/26:
LJ: 1st Place in 100m Hurdles - 16.15
Mens 4x100 Relay 3rd Place - NEW SCHOOL RECORD - 51.98
** old school record was 52.5 **
IR, LR, KG, LJ
These athletes got a personal best time for their event last night.
AW - 100m Hurdles
KG 100m dash
LR 100m dash
OB 100m dash AND 200m Dash
LJ: 1st Place in 100m Hurdles - 16.15
Mens 4x100 Relay 3rd Place - NEW SCHOOL RECORD - 51.98
** old school record was 52.5 **
IR, LR, KG, LJ
These athletes got a personal best time for their event last night.
AW - 100m Hurdles
KG 100m dash
LR 100m dash
OB 100m dash AND 200m Dash
.A Precautionary Boil Water Advisory has been issued for our service area as of 11:30am due to power outages from the storms. The school district is in the affected area. This Advisory is expected to be in effect for approximately 48 hours. Any water to be used for drinking or cooking should be brought to a rolling boil for 3 minutes. Water is OK for bathing, washing, and other non-consumable uses. At this time the district is providing bottled water for students/staff. For more information or to see a map of the affected area please go to Missouriamwater.com and click on 'Alerts'.
Come help us celebrate Mrs. Linda Carter's retirement!
Big shoutout to our PACES 5K Training Group for putting their hard work into action at the Huskies 5K!
Play gives students the opportunity to take risks, think independently, and grow socially and academically—all while enjoying the process. At ACES, we believe some of the best learning happens when kids don’t even realize how much they’re learning! 🎲📚✨
Our 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students had an incredible trip to Jefferson City!
From exploring our state’s capital to bringing classroom learning to life, this experience was full of discovery, curiosity, and great memories. Students had the opportunity to see government in action, learn more about Missouri’s history, and enjoy time together outside the classroom.
A big thank you to our teachers, staff, and chaperones who made this trip possible—and to our students for representing ACES so well. We are proud of you! 🚌✨
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April 23, 2026
Dear Parents, Guardians, and Staff,
Following this morning’s safety measures, we are providing an update regarding the soft lockdown and the subsequent investigation conducted in coordination with the Andrew County Sheriff’s Office.
Our joint investigation determined that the incident originated from a series of harassing "prank" phone calls made by a group of middle school students to an unknown individual. These calls have reportedly been occurring intermittently since December.
This morning, a student placed another call to this individual while on the school bus. During the exchange, the individual responded with a verbal threat directed toward the students.
Current Status
Law enforcement has thoroughly vetted the situation and confirmed there is no active danger to our students or staff. As a result:
The soft lockdown has been lifted.
The school day is proceeding according to its normal schedule.
Student involvement is being addressed in accordance with district policy.
A Note on Digital Citizenship
While the immediate threat has been cleared, this incident serves as a critical reminder of the importance of responsible digital citizenship. We strongly encourage parents to engage in conversations with their children regarding:
Safety Risks: The inherent dangers of contacting or engaging with unknown individuals.
Real-World Consequences: The legal and disciplinary ramifications of harassing or "prank" communications.
Community Impact: How individual digital actions can disrupt the safety and well-being of the entire school community.
The safety of our campus remains our highest priority. We appreciate your patience and extend our gratitude to the Andrew County Sheriff’s Office for their rapid response and assistance in resolving this matter safely.
Dear Parents, Guardians, and Staff,
Following this morning’s safety measures, we are providing an update regarding the soft lockdown and the subsequent investigation conducted in coordination with the Andrew County Sheriff’s Office.
Our joint investigation determined that the incident originated from a series of harassing "prank" phone calls made by a group of middle school students to an unknown individual. These calls have reportedly been occurring intermittently since December.
This morning, a student placed another call to this individual while on the school bus. During the exchange, the individual responded with a verbal threat directed toward the students.
Current Status
Law enforcement has thoroughly vetted the situation and confirmed there is no active danger to our students or staff. As a result:
The soft lockdown has been lifted.
The school day is proceeding according to its normal schedule.
Student involvement is being addressed in accordance with district policy.
A Note on Digital Citizenship
While the immediate threat has been cleared, this incident serves as a critical reminder of the importance of responsible digital citizenship. We strongly encourage parents to engage in conversations with their children regarding:
Safety Risks: The inherent dangers of contacting or engaging with unknown individuals.
Real-World Consequences: The legal and disciplinary ramifications of harassing or "prank" communications.
Community Impact: How individual digital actions can disrupt the safety and well-being of the entire school community.
The safety of our campus remains our highest priority. We appreciate your patience and extend our gratitude to the Andrew County Sheriff’s Office for their rapid response and assistance in resolving this matter safely.
This morning, a threat was reported by students via a cell phone while on the bus. Upon receiving this information, the district immediately initiated a soft lockdown. This means that no one was allowed to enter or leave the building during that time as a precautionary measure.
We are working closely with the Andrew County Sheriff’s Office to investigate the situation thoroughly. At this time, there is NO danger to students or staff, and safety remains our highest priority.
We will continue to monitor the situation and take all necessary steps to ensure a secure environment for everyone. If there are any updates, we will communicate them promptly.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
Each year, the Andrew County Soil & Water Conservation Department hosts a poster contest for all fourth graders across the county. We are proud to share that the poster below, along with its talented artist, was selected as the other entry for the 2025–2026 Avenue City School contest! 🎨👏
Great work representing ACES and showcasing the importance of conservation! 🌱💧
Today we celebrate the heart of our front office—our incredible Administrative Assistants! 💙
From the moment you walk through our doors, these two amazing women are often the first smiles you see and the steady hands that keep everything running smoothly. They support our students, comfort our littlest learners, assist our parents, keep our teachers on track, and help our administrators stay organized (which is no small task!).
Their days are filled with a thousand moving pieces—phone calls, paperwork, bandaids, hugs, schedules, and problem-solving—and they handle it all with grace, patience, and care.
We are so grateful for the way they serve our ACES family and our entire community. Today, and every day, we thank you for the difference you make! 💐
From the moment you walk through our doors, these two amazing women are often the first smiles you see and the steady hands that keep everything running smoothly. They support our students, comfort our littlest learners, assist our parents, keep our teachers on track, and help our administrators stay organized (which is no small task!).
Their days are filled with a thousand moving pieces—phone calls, paperwork, bandaids, hugs, schedules, and problem-solving—and they handle it all with grace, patience, and care.
We are so grateful for the way they serve our ACES family and our entire community. Today, and every day, we thank you for the difference you make! 💐
From Tuesday’s track meet at North Platte
MK - 5th place discus
GD - PB in Shot 7.11 M
KG- 5th place shot put, 5th place discus
IR - 6th place discus
LJ - 3rd 800 meters, and with a new school record in 100m hurdles with a time of 16.13 - 4th place finish
Each year, the Andrew County Soil & Water Conservation Department hosts a poster contest for all fourth graders across the county. We are proud to share that the poster below, along with its talented artist, was selected as the best entry for the 2025–2026 Avenue City School contest! 🎨👏
Great work representing ACES and showcasing the importance of conservation! 🌱💧
Great work representing ACES and showcasing the importance of conservation! 🌱💧
Join us in celebrating the Wonder Women of Avenue City!
Reminder ACES PTO Golf Tournament & Spring Fling is April 25 - that is next weekend - Sign your golf team up NOW!
