Delta R-V School District — Important Update
Due to a significant number of student and staff illnesses, Delta R-V will have NO SCHOOL tomorrow, Friday, March 6th.
We currently have over 25 students and 8 staff members out, with many more recovering from recent illness. In the best interest of our students and staff, we feel it is necessary to close and allow everyone time to rest and recover.
We hope the long 3-day weekend gives this bug a chance to run its course.
We look forward to seeing everyone back healthy on Monday, March 9th.
We will dismiss Friday at 1 pm to allow extra time for families to travel to Mountain View for the girls basketball game.
Correct link for tonight's game:
https://mshsaa.tv/?B=3779703
Link for tonight's game:
https://mshsaa.tv/?B=536587
If your child played youth league basketball please return their jersey to Mrs.Deason as soon as possible.
On Wednesday, 36 of our Delta FBLA members visited TG Missouri in Perryville. Students got to see firsthand the role of robotics in industry, learn more about career opportunities available to them after graduation, learn about the skills that employers are looking for in future employees, and also got to see a presentation of an airbag deployment.



Here is the bracket for the girls district basketball tournament to be played next week. The games will be played at Scott County Central High School.

Here is the link for tonight's girl's game at Kelly:
https://www.youtube.com/live/7eaFSKLZ2qQ?si=vCrWu8fDv_Ra0bgo
Senior chili dinner is going on until 5:30 in the high school cafeteria. Donation only.
Tenth and eleventh grade students who are not currently attending the CTC, but would like to next year, will need to sign up on the sheet outside of the counselor’s office and turn in a paragraph explaining why they want to attend by the end of the school day Thursday, Feb. 12th. The paragraph can be on notebook paper or emailed.
With the snow and ice clearing, we will run normal bus routes on Monday. Your child's bus will be there for pickup and drop-off at the normal time.
Extremely proud of our FBLA Students that competed in the FBLA District Leadership Conference at Southeast Missouri State University on February 2nd. These kids represented our school and community in a way that everyone should be proud of. Delta students compete against other schools in our district including Jackson, Cape Central, Sikeston, Notre Dame, Kelly, Chaffee, Saxony Lutheran and Woodland. Our students more than held their. Delta FBLA competitors placed in 20 different events. Many of these students will now advance to compete at the FBLA State Leadership Conference held at Missouri State University in Springfield this coming April.
Junior Tyler Wahl placed first in three different events which were Advanced Accounting, Cybersecurity, and Networking Infrastructures. Other first place winners were Hannah Ikerman, Business Law; and Raelin Nanney, Introduction to Parliamentary Procedures.
Second place winners were Jase Anglin, Advanced Accounting; and Gabe Schultz in Introduction to Marketing Concepts.
Third place winners were Tanner Scherer, Insurance and Risk Management; Raelin Nanney, Introduction to Marketing Concepts; Hannah Ikerman, Job Interview; and the team of Hailey Goldsberry and Cheyenne Heflin, Sales Presentation.
Fourth place winners included Carter Smith in Computer Problem Solving; Bryce Cox, Human Resource Management; Lilly McDonough, Insurance and Risk Management; Hailey Goldsberry in Introduction to Parliamentary Procedures; and Vanessa Munoz, Visual Design.
Fifth place finishers were Mason Hornbuckle, Advanced Accounting; Hailey Goldsberry, Agribusiness; Carter Smith, Introduction to Business Procedures; Abigal Miller, Introduction to FBLA; Gabe Schultz, Introduction to Supply Chain Management; Skylar Vandeven, Public Administration & Management; Bailey Bartels, Securities and Investments, and Cheyenne Heflin, Introduction to Public Speaking.
Delta Sophomore Gabe Schultz was also elected to serve as the District Secretary for the 2026-2027 school year.
Junior Tyler Wahl placed first in three different events which were Advanced Accounting, Cybersecurity, and Networking Infrastructures. Other first place winners were Hannah Ikerman, Business Law; and Raelin Nanney, Introduction to Parliamentary Procedures.
Second place winners were Jase Anglin, Advanced Accounting; and Gabe Schultz in Introduction to Marketing Concepts.
Third place winners were Tanner Scherer, Insurance and Risk Management; Raelin Nanney, Introduction to Marketing Concepts; Hannah Ikerman, Job Interview; and the team of Hailey Goldsberry and Cheyenne Heflin, Sales Presentation.
Fourth place winners included Carter Smith in Computer Problem Solving; Bryce Cox, Human Resource Management; Lilly McDonough, Insurance and Risk Management; Hailey Goldsberry in Introduction to Parliamentary Procedures; and Vanessa Munoz, Visual Design.
Fifth place finishers were Mason Hornbuckle, Advanced Accounting; Hailey Goldsberry, Agribusiness; Carter Smith, Introduction to Business Procedures; Abigal Miller, Introduction to FBLA; Gabe Schultz, Introduction to Supply Chain Management; Skylar Vandeven, Public Administration & Management; Bailey Bartels, Securities and Investments, and Cheyenne Heflin, Introduction to Public Speaking.
Delta Sophomore Gabe Schultz was also elected to serve as the District Secretary for the 2026-2027 school year.

Snow Route Announcement
Parents, we will have school tomorrow. Due to isolated frozen areas where buses cannot safely turn around, we will be running snow routes.
Please review the route information below. If you cannot get your child to the designated pickup location or bring them to school, contact the office first thing in the morning. We will make arrangements to pick your child up using the school van.
Mr. Chris Williams’ Route
Highway U (Crump): Meet at Highway RA between 6:50–6:55 AM.
Amen Center: Meet at the end of the driveway on Highway N between 7:22–7:25 AM.
These changes apply both morning and afternoon.
Mr. Craig Hutson’s Route
Hudson students: Meet at CR 261 and 262.
Randles students: Meet at Highway P and CR 265.
No in-town routes will run.
Mr. John Weber’s Route
Stops in Allenville at the stop sign, CR 233, and CR 233/236.
Whitewater stops will run as normal.
Schultz family pickup at Highways A and F.
All Highway A and Delta stops will run as normal, with the Delta stop at Bell Street and Highway N.
The full snow route announcement can be found on the school website and Facebook.
Thank you for your patience as we work to keep students safe.
Tomorrow's boys conference tournament will be played at Scott City instead of Scott County Central. Below is the schedule. Girls play at Oran for the championship at 2:15.

There will be no school tomorrow, Friday, January 30th. This will be our last AMI Day. Everybody stay safe and stay warm.
Tomorrow's boys basketball game has been rescheduled for 2/9.
There will be no school tomorrow, January 29th. This will be an AMI Day. Your child should have their AMI materials from their teacher.
There will be no school Wednesday, January 28th. This will be an AMI Day. Your child should have their AMI materials from their teacher. Everybody stay safe and stay warm.
There is no school on Tuesday, January 27th. It will be an AMI Day. Everybody stay safe and stay warm.
School will be closed tomorrow, Monday, January 26th. It's not looking too good for Tuesday either. We will keep you posted. Everybody stay safe and stay warm.
