MCDOWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL's recess brings the outdoor's inside

McDowell Elementary School's inside recess can be a big hit. What do you do if you can't go outside to find the fun? They bring the fun right to the class. Here is Mr. Tomassion's fifth-graders enjoying a break.

HOLLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Student works on water color skills

Delian Johns works on his water color skills in Mrs.'. Stewart's class at Holland Elementary School.

TRUMAN CHEER wants you to pink out on October 2

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 

Truman Varsity Cheerleading wants to paint the football bleachers pink with fans. Show your support for the fight against breast cancer. 

Cheerleaders will be selling pink out baked goods, and selling 50/50 raffle tickets. All proceeds will be donated to the Relay for Life, an organization the cheerleaders have supported for the last two years! 

They are the "Cheerleaders for a Cure" and will run a crew with the relay in May at Heritage Park. 

TAKE NOTE: The Junior Varsity will host it's pink out Jon October 22.

TRUMAN HIGH SCHOOL: Help out the cheerleaders by bowling on September 19

Truman Cheerleading is hosting a bowling fundraiser from 7-9 p.m. at Skore Lanes on Saturday.

Tickets are $20 a person. Includes pizza, pop, shoes, and two hours of bowling. Tickets are on sale through any Truman cheerleader. 

There will be raffle baskets, 50/50, bake sale, and lots of fun! Invite friends, family, coworkers, and anybody you can to support Truman Cheerleading.

FORMAL DRESS RESALE continues online; click on for good buys!

Truman High School Cheerleading’s “Say Yes to the Dress” formal resale day didn’t go as well as planned, but the squad still has a formal dress resale page on Facebook.  All the dresses are still posted on the site, along with who owns the dress. There are some great buys on the page – so if you’re looking for a good look at a good price, click on here.

TRUMAN AND KENNEDY cheerleading teams are photographed

Pictured are the Varsity Truman and Kennedy cheerleading teams along with the junior varsity squads. 

Remember, its "Taylor's Cheer" teams.

KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL: Cheer, bracelets head up suicide prevention

During National Suicide Prevention Week, Kennedy High School students were given friendship bracelets colored teal and purple, the color of the suicide prevention. 

In the photo, cheerleaders cheer with posters taped on their backs, showing their fans that they matter. Next year the squads plans even bigger and better things.