St. James R-1 High School

The Varsity/JV boys BB game vs Owensville scheduled for tomorrow, Tues, 2/16 is postponed until Sat, 2/20. The games will be played with the Varsity/JV girls games against Owensville. The varsity teams will be in the Owensville HS, the JV teams will be in the Owensville Elementary. The varsity girls and JV boys will start their games at 1:00 pm.

The varsity/jv girls BB games with Hermann scheduled for tomorrow, Tues, 2/16 have been postponed. They will be played next Monday, 2/22 with the boys varsity/jv games vs Hermann. The varsity boys/girls will play in the HS, jv's will play in the MS. The varsity girls and JV boys will start @ 5:00 pm.

This year’s Technology Awareness Day is moving online! It’s a free online event for high school students who live in communities where BNSF operates. Learn abo...ut technology in the railroad industry and explore career possibilities in STEM fields. Sessions are spread over four days, Feb. 23-26, for 90 minutes after school. Don’t miss this fun and informative event sign up today at https://bit.ly/3qUfs2h. Please share this post and tell your friends! #STEM #STEMeducation #STEMcareers #innovation #technology

The St. James R-I School District will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 16 due to inclement weather. Please be safe.

The varsity/jv girls basketball games tonight at Owensville have been canceled. No make up date has been scheduled at this time.

Here are the 2020-21 STJ HS Basketball live stream/video schedules.

Due to our hybrid schedule, STJ High School STUCO is hosting TWO Christmas spirit weeks (beginning Monday, December 7 and ending Thursday, December 17)!

Members of STJ Student Council gave the front foyer of the high school a festive makeover today! Thank you all for your hard work! #STJTigerPride #MerryChristmas2020 #STUCO

STJ Wrestling Announcement: The Varsity Girls wrestling tournament at Pleasant Hill has been cancelled for this Friday. The Boys Pleasant Hill tournament scheduled for Saturday is still happening with the bus departure being moved up to 5:00 am Saturday morning.

The culmination of the Child Development course at the high school will be taking home the Ready-or-Not-Tot real life baby dolls. The dolls run on a 48hr program simulating all the needs of a newborn: feeding, burping, changing diapers, and general attention. Today in class students had a trial run while on demo mode, cycling through the babies needs in a shortened amount of time so that they could practice undressing/redressing the infant, learning cues from the infant, and gauging their own stress levels throughout the process.