Senior High

Four of our STUCO members are headed to MASC State Convention with Advisor Mrs. Taylor. #mascstate26
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Welcome back, Mr. Smith!

Welcome, Mr. Kimrey!

Welcome Salem Tigers Class of 2030! A great time was had by all at Freshman Orientation on Wednesday, power outage and all! We can't wait to welcome these students into our building next year! A lot of work goes into this event every year so a huge thank you to everyone that helped us carry it out! Also, thank you to all the staff members from rural schools that attended!

Congratulations to Salem Scholar Bowl on their performance at the SCA tournament today! JV won 1st place! Individual medals for the JV, Ivan Brooks 9th, Lea Deller 7th, Noah Foster 6th, Quin Dahms 3rd, August Scheel 2nd. Varsity came away with second place! Individual medals for the Varsity, Preston Duncan 9th and Kyle Brothers 6th. Great job!

Hard work and community support made the FFA Fish Fry a success! We’re proud of our students and thankful for the volunteers, donors, and everyone who came out to support them.

This is such an amazing program!

Literary Arts Club presented "Love Stinks" Coffee House Night. There were many laughs and a great time was had by all in attendance! Thank you to Ashton's Coffee House for hosting again! We can't wait for the next one!

We love our counselors!

Congratulations to Dalli Johnson who placed 3rd in the State Missouri Young Farmers/Young Farm Wives Public Speaking contest!

Tomorrow night’s home girls game against Stoutland WILL be played. It is varsity only and the game time has been moved up to a 5:00 start instead of 5:30.

Tuesday's game has been postponed.

Please help us congratulate Konner Headrick on placing 1st and earning the title of State Winner in the Missouri Cattlemen’s Speech Contest! Konner delivered his winning speech Friday night at the Missouri Cattlemen’s Association banquet dinner. This is an outstanding accomplishment!!

This year’s Salem High School Art calendar - Birthplace of Route 66; Celebrating 100 years. Students' photo - left to right: Lilly Standley, Trista Dooley, Madison Reese, Jhonine Maralit, Haley Yerk, Clara Cooper, Cole Crocker, Peyton Logsdon, and Joshua McGraw. Not pictured - Reese Geary and Zoey Barnett. The students' work will be displayed at Arts Rolla, Route 66 Centennial Exhibition, which will be held in February 2026 at The Centre in Rolla. Calendars are available at the Salem High School Art Room and the Salem Public Library for 15.00. This year’s calendar celebrates the 100th anniversary of Route 66, often referred to as the “Mother Road,” one of America’s most famous highways and a symbol of westward travel and economic growth. Officially established in 1926 as part of the nation’s first federal highway system, Route 66 was named in Springfield, Missouri, by local leader John T. Woodruff, who later became the first president of the National Route 66 Association in 1927. Stretching roughly 2,400 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles, Route 66 connected the Great Lakes to the Pacific Coast and passed through a wide range of landscapes, from Midwestern farmlands and rolling hills to open plains and Southwestern deserts. Promoted as the shortest and most scenic route west, it became the first completely paved U.S. numbered highway and a major driver of tourism. Route 66 passes through eight states: Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. Towns along the route prospered as gas stations, motels, and restaurants sprang up to serve travelers. At the same time, cities like Springfield grew into important transportation hubs, boosting population and economic development under the popular slogan, “Get your Kicks on Route 66.”

Registration is now open for our SHS cheerleading clinic. This is for any Dent County kids in grades K-6th. Scan the QR code to get registered by January 23rd.

LIghts, Camera, Dance! Announcing our 2026 winter semi-formal.