Next Thursday, September 18, 2025, is Picture Day! We pre-order photos online using the link and password[s] below. | Pre-Order Online at | www.WagnerPortraitGroup.com | | Junior High & High School | Pre-Order Password: 9B6Y6Q6Y | | Elementary | Pre-Order Password: 8F7R8Z6R | Thank you for supporting our school and helping us make Picture Day a success. We look forward to seeing students' smiling faces!
3 months ago, Alyssa Knight
Our August Teacher of the Month is 1st Grade teacher Mrs. Maggie Moore! Mrs. Moore is described as an excellent teacher who is actively teaching or guiding her students in some way whether it's whole group or small group. She loves her students and they know it. She has high expectations which helps them grow to be and do their best. Congratulations, Mrs. Moore!
3 months ago, Tara Mease
Thank you to everyone who helped support our efforts to update the preschool playground. We have a winner for our raffle! ~Mrs. Lawson, Ms. Blevins, and Mrs. McMullen
3 months ago, Crane Elementary
Volleyball won their game in 3 sets at Chadwick tonight, Baseball lost at Billings 9-4, and Jr High Football lost 50-8 with Henry Tichenor outrunning the Joel E Barber Buckskins' defense to score the close to 50 yard touchdown.
3 months ago, Crane High School
Our Crane Elementary students have been working hard in the classrooms, doing their best work. This posts celebrates those accomplishments during the second and third week of school! Thomas wrote a well structured paragraph about termites. Felix aced his using doubles and doubles plus one lesson. Sydney and Jax, from Mrs. Marcum's 5th grade class, scored 100% on their science work. Addison, Tinley, and Greyson, form Mrs. Custer's 3rd grade class wrote a paragraph about water bears. Bentley and Kingston from Mrs. McMullen's preschool class did their best work coloring in the lines and tracing the letter Ee on their morning work. Xander, from Ms. Ginter's 3rd grade class, answered all of his rounding numbers to the nearest 10 or 100 correctly and independently. Emma, from Mrs. Calhoun's 3rd grade class, followed the writing process to write a complete paragraph about herself and one of her classmates. Cora, from Mrs. Custer's 3rd grade class, answered all of the questions correctly on her rounding to 10 or 100 lesson.
Edit: Serenity McKeever, from Mrs. Marcum's 5th grade class, got a 100% on her science work! And, Zayden, from Mrs. Mataczynski's 4th grade class, answered questions about a text he read, supporting those answers with text from the passages.
Great Job students!!
3 months ago, Crane Elementary
Crane R-III is proud to spotlight our incredible educators who go above and beyond, making public education great! Join us in celebrating our Teacher Proud Tuesday honorees, Mrs. Pam Rowe and Coach Lucas Vert! We would also like to thank Glossip Heating and Air for sponsoring our Teacher Proud Tuesdays by providing goodie bags for our monthly honorees! #teacherproudTuesday #bradhudson #whaley4mo138th #GOCSD #smalltownsrock #communityblessed
3 months ago, Crane R-III Schools
Volleyball traveled to Seneca tonight. Our JV girls got the win, but Varsity fell in 4 sets in another close game.
3 months ago, Crane High School
September 8-13 Sports Schedule
3 months ago, Linzi Scott
Both our JV and Varsity volleyball teams finished the night with wins against Blue Eye! Way to go, girls!
3 months ago, Crane High School
Check out this week’s progress on the Crane Sports Complex! Concrete has been poured for most of our field event areas, and each step brings us closer to the finish line. A big thank you to Crane alum, Brecken Vaught, for capturing this incredible drone footage!
3 months ago, Crane R-III Schools
Our Lady Pirates played the Fordland Lady Eagles tonight in volleyball. The JV won both sets, while the Varsity won one set and lost three sets. Keep playing hard ladies!
JV
25:13
25:13
Varsity
27:29
21:25
25:20
21:25
4 months ago, Crane R-III Schools
While the scoreboard didn't go the way we wanted, our Pirates played hard for their first ever junior high football game! Keep growing and improving! Final score: 8:48
4 months ago, Crane R-III Schools
Tonight is a big night for our Pirates! Baseball heads to Wheaton while, Volleyball hosts Fordland.
🏈 And things are gearing up for the FIRST Jr. High Football game at Crane as we take on Lighthouse Christian Academy!
We want to give a huge thank you to the City of Crane for bringing over bleachers from the ballfields so fans can cheer on our Pirates tonight.
Another big shoutout goes to Crane Youth Sports for their dedication in reviving football in our community. We say “reviving,” because after flipping through old yearbooks, we discovered that Crane first had football back in 1943–1950! (We’re still missing the 1933–1942 books—if anyone has them, we’d love to know if football appeared even earlier! 😉) Check out the photos we found!
We hope to see everyone tonight supporting one of the three Pirate teams! Go Pirates!
4 months ago, Crane R-III Schools
Do you know a teacher who has already gone above and beyond this school year? Someone who inspires, supports, and makes a difference in the lives of students and the school community? Now’s your chance to recognize them! We’re accepting nominations for our September Teacher of the Month, and we want to hear from you! Nominate a deserving teacher at the following link: https://forms.gle/PMxNbQqJyEJ3aSdKA
4 months ago, Crane R-III Schools
Tonight's volleyball games against Monett were exciting to watch! JV won 25-19 in both matches, but Varsity fell in a hard fought 4: 21-24, 25-23, 22-25, 8-25. Our girls played hard and gave us a show tonight!
4 months ago, Crane High School
The home baseball game against Sparta this evening has been canceled because of the rain.
4 months ago, Crane Athletics
Here is the September Newsletter from the Jr High and High School. Thank you for all of your help with a great start to the new school year! It takes a village! https://secure.smore.com/n/vj2af
4 months ago, Tara Mease
Our Jr High and High School August Students of the Month are Annabelle Howell and Abbie Wells. About Annabelle, her teachers shared: I appreciate that Annabelle tries her best and never complains. A student was struggling the other day with an assignment and Annabelle did not hesitate to help out. About Abbie, her teachers shared: Abbie exhibited attentiveness, curiosity, and wonder at new & potentially challenging theories in our World History class. I could see her brain crunching on the new information, and I love it when I see that. Students don’t need to believe all scientific theories, but they do need to be aware of them. She'll be a fun, engaging partner in this year's world study. She'll also be a leader in class discussions. Good on her! Thank you for a great start to the new school year Annabelle and Abbie!
