🏀 **Eagles Basketball is back in action next week!**
🔴 **Monday, November 2**
At Success | 5:00 PM
🔴 **Thursday, November 5**
Home | 6:00 PM
Come out and support our Eagles! 🦅🏀
🔴 **Monday, November 2**
At Success | 5:00 PM
🔴 **Thursday, November 5**
Home | 6:00 PM
Come out and support our Eagles! 🦅🏀

Just a friendly reminder of our 24-hour fever-free policy:
As we head into cold and flu season, please help us keep our Eagles healthy by keeping sick students home until they meet the 24-hour fever-free requirement.
Thank you for helping us keep our students, staff, and school community healthy!

🏀 GAME WEEK AT HOME! 🏀
The Eagles close out October with two home games this week!
📅 Monday, October 26 — vs. Oak Hill | 5:00 PM
📅 Tuesday, October 27 — vs. Northwood | 5:00 PM
Come out and cheer on the Eagles as they wrap up October on their home court!
Let’s go, Eagles! 🦅🏀
The Eagles close out October with two home games this week!
📅 Monday, October 26 — vs. Oak Hill | 5:00 PM
📅 Tuesday, October 27 — vs. Northwood | 5:00 PM
Come out and cheer on the Eagles as they wrap up October on their home court!
Let’s go, Eagles! 🦅🏀

🍁 Join us for the Raymondville PTO/Family Fun Night Fall Festival on Tuesday, November 3!
Bring the family out for an evening of carnival fun, a basket auction, and a free meal!
🎃 Carnival begins at 5:30 PM
🧺 Basket Auction begins at 6:30 PM
🍽️ A free meal will be served beginning at 5:30 PM, while supplies last. First come, first served!
The event will be held in the Raymondville School Gym and is open to Raymondville students and surrounding communities.
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
We hope to see you there!
Bring the family out for an evening of carnival fun, a basket auction, and a free meal!
🎃 Carnival begins at 5:30 PM
🧺 Basket Auction begins at 6:30 PM
🍽️ A free meal will be served beginning at 5:30 PM, while supplies last. First come, first served!
The event will be held in the Raymondville School Gym and is open to Raymondville students and surrounding communities.
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
We hope to see you there!

Our 3rd graders really knocked Mr. T's socks off! 🧦
As part of their first-quarter goal, students worked hard to make good choices and show good behavior. They met their goal, and Mr. T held up his end of the deal by spending the entire school day without shoes or socks!
Way to go, 3rd grade! Keep making those good choices!
As part of their first-quarter goal, students worked hard to make good choices and show good behavior. They met their goal, and Mr. T held up his end of the deal by spending the entire school day without shoes or socks!
Way to go, 3rd grade! Keep making those good choices!

Dear Raymondville R-VII Families & Community,
In the coming days or weeks, you may see information released regarding letter grades (A–F school ratings) for public schools across Missouri. We want you to hear directly from us about this new rating system and, most importantly, what it means for Raymondville R-VII.
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) is developing its first pilot A–F grading system for public schools. The system was created under an executive order signed by Governor Mike Kehoe in January.
It is important to understand that this grade is a pilot and is not a final rating. This is the first year of a brand-new state system, based on assessment results from the 2024–25 school year, and the state is still finalizing how the grades will be calculated. We fully expect the framework to evolve over time, and as it does, a school's grade may change as well.
Most importantly, an A–F grade is only one measure of a school and does not tell the complete story of a school district.
Our district is already evaluated through the Annual Performance Report (APR) and the Missouri School Improvement Program (MSIP). We will continue to work toward our goals for improvement districtwide in all areas, including instruction, student achievement, teacher support, and building strong relationships with our students, families, and community.
There is so much more to Raymondville R-VII than a single letter grade. Behind every score are dedicated teachers and staff, students who work hard each day, supportive families, and a community that cares deeply about our schools.
I assure you that our work is never done. We will continue to celebrate our successes, identify areas where we can improve, and work together to provide the best possible educational experience for our students.
We are proud of our district, our students, our staff, and our community. We ask for your continued support as we move forward together and remain focused on what matters most—the success of every Raymondville R-VII student.
Sincerely,
Tracy Hughes
Superintendent/Principal
Raymondville R-VII School District
In the coming days or weeks, you may see information released regarding letter grades (A–F school ratings) for public schools across Missouri. We want you to hear directly from us about this new rating system and, most importantly, what it means for Raymondville R-VII.
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) is developing its first pilot A–F grading system for public schools. The system was created under an executive order signed by Governor Mike Kehoe in January.
It is important to understand that this grade is a pilot and is not a final rating. This is the first year of a brand-new state system, based on assessment results from the 2024–25 school year, and the state is still finalizing how the grades will be calculated. We fully expect the framework to evolve over time, and as it does, a school's grade may change as well.
Most importantly, an A–F grade is only one measure of a school and does not tell the complete story of a school district.
Our district is already evaluated through the Annual Performance Report (APR) and the Missouri School Improvement Program (MSIP). We will continue to work toward our goals for improvement districtwide in all areas, including instruction, student achievement, teacher support, and building strong relationships with our students, families, and community.
There is so much more to Raymondville R-VII than a single letter grade. Behind every score are dedicated teachers and staff, students who work hard each day, supportive families, and a community that cares deeply about our schools.
I assure you that our work is never done. We will continue to celebrate our successes, identify areas where we can improve, and work together to provide the best possible educational experience for our students.
We are proud of our district, our students, our staff, and our community. We ask for your continued support as we move forward together and remain focused on what matters most—the success of every Raymondville R-VII student.
Sincerely,
Tracy Hughes
Superintendent/Principal
Raymondville R-VII School District

October is National Principals Month!
We're recognizing Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Baker for their leadership, dedication, and all the work they put into making Raymondville a great place for our students and staff. Their hard work doesn't go unnoticed, and we're lucky to have them both!
Thank you for all you do!
We're recognizing Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Baker for their leadership, dedication, and all the work they put into making Raymondville a great place for our students and staff. Their hard work doesn't go unnoticed, and we're lucky to have them both!
Thank you for all you do!

Reminder! Raymondville School will have an early release on Thursday, October 22, for Parent-Teacher Conferences. Students will be dismissed at 12:15 PM.
Please plan accordingly!
Please plan accordingly!

Fall school picture packets are being sent home today! 📸
Parents, be sure to check your child's backpack for their picture packet!
Parents, be sure to check your child's backpack for their picture packet!

🏀 Another week of Eagles basketball is here! 🏀
The Eagles are back on the road this week with two games on the schedule!
📅 Monday, October 19 — at Gasconade | 6:00 PM
📅 Tuesday, October 20 — at Green Forest | 5:30 PM
Good luck to our Eagles this week!
Let’s go, Eagles! 🦅🏀

🇺🇸 Fort Leonard Wood Army Values Leadership Award – October 🇺🇸
Congratulations to Toby Smith, our October Fort Leonard Wood Army Values Leadership Award winner! 🎉
This month’s Army Value is RESPECT — demonstrating self-respect and respect for others, helping create positive morale and outcomes for those around us.
We are so proud of Toby for consistently showing respect to everyone around him and setting such a positive example for others! Keep up the great work, Toby! 👏

🏀 GAME TIME UPDATE! 🏀
Our middle school basketball game tomorrow night at Raymondville vs. Gasconade has been changed to 6:00 PM.
We hope to see you there! 🦅
📢 GAME TIME UPDATE! 🏀
Please note that the game time listed in our previous post has changed. The basketball game scheduled for tomorrow evening has been updated to 5:30 PM.
📅 Monday, October 12th
⏰ 5:30 PM
🏀 Raymondville vs. Dent Phelps
We apologize for any confusion and appreciate your understanding! Go Eagles!
🏀 GAME WEEK! 🏀
We’re ready for a full week of Raymondville Eagles basketball!
Three games. Three chances to come out and cheer on the Eagles!
📅 Monday, October 12 — vs. Dent-Phelps | Home | 6:00 PM
📅 Tuesday, October 13 — at Phelps County R-III | 5:00 PM
📅 Thursday, October 15 — vs. Gasconade | Home | 5:30 PM
Let’s go, Eagles! 🦅🏀
We’re ready for a full week of Raymondville Eagles basketball!
Three games. Three chances to come out and cheer on the Eagles!
📅 Monday, October 12 — vs. Dent-Phelps | Home | 6:00 PM
📅 Tuesday, October 13 — at Phelps County R-III | 5:00 PM
📅 Thursday, October 15 — vs. Gasconade | Home | 5:30 PM
Let’s go, Eagles! 🦅🏀

Red Ribbon Spirit Week is coming!
We’ll be celebrating Red Ribbon Week October 26–29 with a different dress-up theme each day!
❤️ Monday: ’Merica Monday
🤓 Tuesday: Nerdy Tuesday
🤪 Wednesday: Wild Wednesday
🎃 Thursday: Halloween Costume Day
Students can also help their class earn prizes by participating throughout the week!
Check out the details below, start planning those outfits, and let’s have some fun celebrating Red Ribbon Week!
We’ll be celebrating Red Ribbon Week October 26–29 with a different dress-up theme each day!
❤️ Monday: ’Merica Monday
🤓 Tuesday: Nerdy Tuesday
🤪 Wednesday: Wild Wednesday
🎃 Thursday: Halloween Costume Day
Students can also help their class earn prizes by participating throughout the week!
Check out the details below, start planning those outfits, and let’s have some fun celebrating Red Ribbon Week!

Raymondville R-VII School District will hold a Title I.A Informational Meeting on October 12, 2006, from 3:30–4:30 p.m. in the Library Media Center.
Parents, guardians, and community members are invited to attend and learn more about the Title I.A program and the support it provides for our students.
Parents, guardians, and community members are invited to attend and learn more about the Title I.A program and the support it provides for our students.

🌟 High Flyers’ Club Members of the Month — September 🌟
We are excited to recognize our September High Flyers’ Club Members of the Month!
🏆 Elementary: Eddie Gale
🏆 Middle School: Eva Jenkins
Our character trait for the month of September was RESPECT, and these students did a wonderful job demonstrating this important quality throughout the month.
👏 Congratulations, Eddie and Eva! We are so proud of you and the positive example you set for others!

We may be a few days late, but our appreciation certainly isn’t!
In honor of National Custodian Appreciation Day, we want to recognize our custodian and thank him for everything he does to keep Raymondville School clean, safe, and ready for our students and staff each day.
From the everyday cleaning to the unexpected messes and all the little things that often go unnoticed, we appreciate the hard work he puts into taking care of our school.
Thank you Mr. Brandon for all you do for Raymondville!
In honor of National Custodian Appreciation Day, we want to recognize our custodian and thank him for everything he does to keep Raymondville School clean, safe, and ready for our students and staff each day.
From the everyday cleaning to the unexpected messes and all the little things that often go unnoticed, we appreciate the hard work he puts into taking care of our school.
Thank you Mr. Brandon for all you do for Raymondville!

📅 Pick a Date to Donate!
Help support Raymondville Jr. Beta through their Pick a Date to Donate fundraiser!
Simply choose a date on the calendar and donate that amount — pick the 5th = $5, the 10th = $10, or choose more than one date. Any amount helps!
Funds raised help cover club dues, T-shirts, convention attendance, and contest supplies for our Jr. Beta students.
💵 Cash and checks are accepted.
✏️ Checks may be made payable to Raymondville School.
Thank you for supporting Raymondville Jr. Beta!
Help support Raymondville Jr. Beta through their Pick a Date to Donate fundraiser!
Simply choose a date on the calendar and donate that amount — pick the 5th = $5, the 10th = $10, or choose more than one date. Any amount helps!
Funds raised help cover club dues, T-shirts, convention attendance, and contest supplies for our Jr. Beta students.
💵 Cash and checks are accepted.
✏️ Checks may be made payable to Raymondville School.
Thank you for supporting Raymondville Jr. Beta!

🎃 BOO Grams are back! 👻
Raymondville Student Council is selling BOO Grams for $3 each! Send a spooky surprise filled with tricks and treats to a friend, family member, teacher, or staff member at school.
💵 $3 each
📅 Orders are due no later than October 15th
👻 BOO Grams will be delivered October 29th during last hour.
All proceeds will help Student Council purchase StuCo shirts and make upgrades to the concession stand.
Get those BOO Grams turned in and help support Raymondville StuCo!
Raymondville Student Council is selling BOO Grams for $3 each! Send a spooky surprise filled with tricks and treats to a friend, family member, teacher, or staff member at school.
💵 $3 each
📅 Orders are due no later than October 15th
👻 BOO Grams will be delivered October 29th during last hour.
All proceeds will help Student Council purchase StuCo shirts and make upgrades to the concession stand.
Get those BOO Grams turned in and help support Raymondville StuCo!

