Welcome to Silo Public Schools

Silo is an A+ school, where all of our classrooms collaborate by working together across curriculum to achieve goals and enhance learning.

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LIFE IS...A BLUR, take time to slow down and enjoy this time of life, as it will be gone before you know it.    If you did not pre-order it's not too late.  Send an order to school, use PaySchool to order online, or stop by the high school and see Ms. Kerr or Mrs. Parr.  If you have any questions, you may contact Ms. Kerr at a.kerr@siloisd.org or Mrs. Parr at t.parr@siloisd.org or 580-924-7000 ext 234.

Silo FFA and 4H students do well in Bryan County Junior Livestock Show

Silo Places 2nd at Academic Meet

Silo placed 2^nd overall out of 48 schools at the Murray State Academic Meet.  The winners were:  B. J. Burns-2^nd  Algebra II, 3^rd Biology, and 4^th Anatomy & Physiology; Joey Caruthers-1^st  English Literature, 3^rd American History, and 3^rd Vocabulary; Joseph Badan-1^st Computer Fundamentals, and  3^rd Excel Spreadsheet; Brittainy Rogers-2^nd Library Skills, and  4^th Behavioral Science; Kendra Treat-1^st Child Development; Mia Peremateu-2^nd Spanish; Travis Estus-4^th Accounting; and Clayton Nunley-5^th OK History.

Silo Students Bring Home Medals

from the ECU Interscholastic Meet

Silo brought home an overall 3rd place as a team.  There were only 10 points separating 1st and 3rd. Travis Estus placed 1st in Accounting and 1st in Spanish II, Lauren Childers placed 2nd in French I and 2nd in Latin II, Joey Caruthers placed 1st in American History and 3rd in English Literature, Brittainy Rogers placed 1st in Shakespeare Verse Monologue, Francesco Dalla Serra placed 1st in Latin I, B.J. Burns placed 2nd in Biology, Brittany Earnhart placed 2nd in Spanish, Carrie Dykstra placed 3rd in Clothing and Textiles, and Johnny Phelps placed 3rd in Spelling. Congratulations!
 

Silo Junior Achievement/Economics Class attend a Management Training Program. Silo teacher Mike Tuttle conducted the training at Landmark Bank.  Those attending the training were Brittainy Rogers, Taylor Roy, Jackie McMichaels, Amanda Price and Paige Thomas.

The 4H food drive was successful.  781 items, weighing in at 780 pounds, was collected.  Congratulations to Mrs. Vincent's kindergarten class who collected 224 items and earned a free pizza party.  The food was picked up by Mr. Dean Balentine, of Red River Ford, and Mr. Jensen, of the Untied Way, to be divided between the local food banks.

The FCCLA Blood Drive was a great success.  Mrs. McKinney stated that 46 units of blood were donated, with the potential to save 138 lives.  Thanks to those who gave the Gift of Life and those who wanted to donate but couldn't.

 It has been a busy fall here at Silo School. We had the Fall Carnival which was great fun for the community. We also had a H1N1 Clinic here at the Elementary Gym which many of our students were able to get their vaccinations. Some of our students have been named Silo Students of the Month. Once again the Algebra III class hosted the Silo Stiletto Sprint bringing in more than $2400 to be donated to the Lance Armstrong Foundation.