Cassville High School student athletes Carson Jacobson, Zack Coenen and Nate Boley have earned Academic Football Honors. All three young men had to meet 2 of the 3 following requirements:

• Must score a 25 or higher on ACT or 1740 on the SAT
• 3.5 grade point average or higher (GPA must be non weighted)
• Must rank in the top 10% of his or her class

Jacobson is a senior and is the son of Stephanie and Craig Jacobson of Cassville.

Coenen is a junior and is the son of Susan and Tom Coenen of Cassville.

Boley is a senior and is the son or Tatlana and Tracy Boley of Cassville.

The Cassville FFA Chapter won the second place award in the Hammons Walnut Collecting Contest.

Cassville High School Freshman, Kayla Cheek, and her family spent weeks collecting black walnuts on their family farm. Not thinking much of their labor, the Cheek family decided to enter the contest. They came out with not only a second place finish, but a prize of $1,500 for the Cassville FFA Chapter, with a total of 2,971 pounds of walnuts!

Registration forms are available in your child's building level office. 

Cassville High School student athletes Kamryn Jaques, class of 2019, and Eli Herrin, class of 2020, have been voted  MSHSSCA (Missouri State High School Soccer Coaches Association)  2019 Academic All-State team. 

This award is the highest academic honor for soccer players in the state of Missouri, with only 30 male athletes and 30 female athletes selected each year, across all four soccer classes combined.

Cassville was one of four schools in the state to have both a male and a female athlete make the Academic All-State teams.   

Cassville High School multimedia students competed in the Missouri Southern State University Media Showcase where students from all over the four state area enter digital video productions in many categories.  CHS winners were:

2nd place in 4 Lines of Text

Lindsey Hayes and Parker Marple

Honorable mention 4 lines of text 

Pierce Corn

Ben Burhmeister

Honorable mention in Animation:

Amani Firestone