2026 McCarthy Toyota Battle of the Hardwood Basketball Tournament
January 5-10, 2026 @ Leeton High School
January 5-10, 2026 @ Leeton High School
During center time, Mrs. Carr’s class was busy spreading holiday cheer with gift wrapping, Christmas card making, playdough cookie creations, examining Santa’s list, and engineering a better sleigh for Santa.
First and second grade had the best time playing in the leaf pile at recess!
Mrs. Cochran’s kindergarten students practiced categorizing skills in the sweetest way using M&M’s, then wrapped up the lesson by building a sweet treat!
Shout out to our awesome students who have been caught being PAWSitive!
Keep making great choices and setting a positive example for others.
Leeton High School Cheer Mini Cheer Camp
January 24, 2026
Information and Enrollment Form
More info - Contact sbinder@leeton.k12.mo.us
January 24, 2026
Information and Enrollment Form
More info - Contact sbinder@leeton.k12.mo.us
Friday, December 19th
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Join us to recognize the 2005, 2006, 2007 State Girls Basketball Teams - December 19, 2025
Upcoming Events 12/12-12/19
Congratulations to our 5th graders on completing 8 weeks of D.A.R.E.! Yesterday’s graduation was a great celebration of their dedication and growth.
High school basketball update
Junior High tonight
The Leeton High School Art Department is looking for donations of galvanized steel tie wire (16‑gauge) or any galvanized steel wire between 16 and 18 gauge. Wire of any color is welcome. We are also needing needle‑nose pliers.
The materials will be used to make wire sculptures. Some designs may be complex, so we need as much material as possible.
If you are willing to donate wire or pliers, please drop off items with Ms. Fernandez or the High School Office. Thank you!
The materials will be used to make wire sculptures. Some designs may be complex, so we need as much material as possible.
If you are willing to donate wire or pliers, please drop off items with Ms. Fernandez or the High School Office. Thank you!
🎉 Introducing Mr. Josh Martley! 🎉
We are thrilled to welcome Mr. Martley to our district as our K-12 music/band teacher!
A proud Holden, Missouri native, Mr. Martley grew up as a dedicated member of the Eagle Pride Marching Band, earning the prestigious John Philip Sousa Award - the top band honor - during his senior year in 2021.
He will soon graduate from the University of Central Missouri, where his passion for music continued to shine through his involvement in the UCM Drumline, Percussion Studio, Wind Ensemble, and Symphonic Band. 🎶
When he’s not making music, Mr. Martley enjoys writing his own compositions, spending time with friends and family, and diving into a good video game. 🎮✨
Please join us in giving Mr. Martley a warm welcome! We’re excited to have him share his talents and enthusiasm with our students and be a part of the bulldog team! 🙌💫
We are thrilled to welcome Mr. Martley to our district as our K-12 music/band teacher!
A proud Holden, Missouri native, Mr. Martley grew up as a dedicated member of the Eagle Pride Marching Band, earning the prestigious John Philip Sousa Award - the top band honor - during his senior year in 2021.
He will soon graduate from the University of Central Missouri, where his passion for music continued to shine through his involvement in the UCM Drumline, Percussion Studio, Wind Ensemble, and Symphonic Band. 🎶
When he’s not making music, Mr. Martley enjoys writing his own compositions, spending time with friends and family, and diving into a good video game. 🎮✨
Please join us in giving Mr. Martley a warm welcome! We’re excited to have him share his talents and enthusiasm with our students and be a part of the bulldog team! 🙌💫
Leeton students paired up with their buddies again this month to focus on our character trait of the month: Responsibility. The responsibility pillar is green, it reminds us to take care of our things and do what we say we will. Students talked about the responsibilities they have at school and at home, then wrote them down and created a responsibility chain together. The chains will be hung in the cafeteria to remind of all our responsibilities we have.
3rd grade loved the snow so much, they brought it inside! They had a multiplication snowball fight in the classroom. These students are working hard and having fun while mastering their multiplication facts!
Upcoming Week in Athletics
Upcoming Events 12/5-12/13
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