Congratulations to our teachers chosen in Best of the 'Burg! Congrats to Creighton Collier, Brad Small, Samie Stewart, Kaylene Smith, and Ally Hoke! #tigerpride
The new Free/Reduced Application for the 23-24 school year is ready. Visit https://www.lunchapplication.com/ to fill it out or you can pick up a paper copy at Central Office. Completion of the Free/Reduced Price Meal Application benefits families and the school district in multiple ways, so apply even if you aren't sure if you'll qualify!
Mr. Abner, Mrs. Cline, Mrs. Tiller, Mrs. Grammer, Mrs. Crooks, and Mrs. Fleeman have spent the week in in National Harbor, Maryland, attending the NAESP Conference. They are excited to bring back what they have learned at the conference as they prepare for the new school year!
WHS members attended the FCCLA National Leadership Conference in Denver, Colorado with more than 7,900 other FCCLA members from all over the United States. Kylee Hedrick and Kendall Jones competed in STAR Events with 4,300 other attendees. They participated in Hospitality, Tourism and Restaurant Management and received a Gold Award for their project. Members were also able to attend workshops that will benefit their leadership and personal development in the classroom, extracurricular activities and adulthood.
Summer meals will be offered at no charge for children, ages 0-18, beginning July 3, 2023. Breakfast and Lunch will be offered at Reese Education Center from 7-9 a.m.and 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. from July 3 to August 11. Lunch can also be picked up at Cave Hollow from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. from July 3 to July 31. There will be no meals on July 4th. The map and more information about the Summer Food Service Program can be found at health.mo.gov/sfsp.
School Board President Matt Sergent recently earned the Master Board Member Certification Plaque.
The School Board also earned the 2023 Governance Team Award from the Missouri School Board Association. Congratulations!
At the Board Meeting last week, DECA and Mrs. Smith presented about the School Store "Tiger Shop."
At the Board Meeting last week, Ridge View Elementary School, Martin Warren Elementary School, and Maple Grove Elementary earned recognition for the practice of PBIS in their schools.
Ridge View Elementary - Silver Recognition
Martin Warren Elementary - Bronze Recognition
Maple Grove Elementary - Silver Recognition
Congratulations!
It's our last week of Summer School. Students at Sterling Elementary have been enjoying the different activities.
The students in Dr. Ritter's first grade class at Ridge View Elementary participated in the 500 Book Challenge. During this challenge, each student is provided books from the classroom library to read at home. The students log the books read at home to earn prizes. For every 100 books read, students are able to pick a prize out of the prize box, spend the day with Matilda the guinea pig, and earn a special "I Love Reading" prize. Students who reach 500 books earn a personalized trophy and a book challenge t-shirt.
This school year, eight students in class read 500 books!
Pictured from left to right; Back Row: Ira Solon, Emma Young, Houston Harding, Hazel Harding, Dyson Mabwa
Front Row: Kollynz Grammer, Sloan Lotspeich, Ittai Wild
Maple Grove students had a blast on their Field Day last week!
Congrats to our 2023 Reese Education Center graduates!
Photo Credit: Kristen Gillespie Photography
Congratulations to our Cosmetology graduates!
A second cohort of educators in the Warrensburg School district completed the first year of intensive professional development for LETRS (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling) Volume 1. Made up of 12 classroom teachers, title reading teachers, and instructional coaches, participants completed the professional learning that provides in-depth knowledge and tools that are utilized in reading instruction. These individuals included Jeff Rehm (2nd), Becky Carter (2nd), Tiffany Parsons (2nd), Jayme Little (Kindergarten), Stephanie Pyle (Kindergarten), Emily Constant (Instructional Coach), Kristi Gudde (Title Reading), Alicia Turner (4th), Cynthia Hall (Special Education), Gayle Jacobs (3rd), Ashley Clark (4th), and Shanda Matthews (4th).
Last night at the Board Meeting, Warrensburg High School students were recognized for their achievements in State Solo and Small Ensembles, State Speech and Debate, State Science Olympiad, and the presentation of the Region 5 John T. Belcher Scholarship. A couple students spoke to the Board about the Stealth Werks program.
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Ms. Snell's Child Development I courses completed their preschool unit by creating and teaching lessons to actual preschoolers. Students spent class time learning about preschool age-appropriate activities and lesson planning before creating their own lesson plans. Each class had two preschool class days to work with their guests on various developmental skills.
For the first time in nearly a decade, WMS will have a student staff for yearbook. Congratulations to the newly named co-editors, Cathrine and Elyza. Staff selection will begin soon, so get those applications in by May 5th. #TigerPride
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🥇A BIG congratulations to Gavin!! He is the MSHSAA State Storytelling Champion!
