Our dedicated educators engaged in professional development sessions yesterday after school, further enhancing their skills and commitment to student success. 💡📚 #TeacherProfessionalDevelopment #ContinuousLearning
Have you seen the art in our district office lately? Right now, we have Sterling and Middle School students' works hanging up in our office. Each building will have art featured in our office throughout the year.
(Pictured: A. Randall, I. Dykes, K.Bennett, B.Hamlin, A. Mills, B. Dieckman, L. Brown, E. Karbunar, and S.Spangler)
On November 15th, Julianna Montez (9), Emalie Denton (11), Molina Montez (10), and Kaila Rozell (9) attended the 23/24 Future Teachers of America meeting in Columbia, MO. There were roughly 500 other students in attendance from across the state to participate in a college fair, listen to a keynote speaker, the 2017 Missouri Teacher of the Year, Darbie Valenti-Huff, and then share their efforts in learning about becoming teachers.
Emalie Denton also applied for one of the four State Ambassador positions. To do so, Emalie had to submit her intent form by Nov. 1 and give a two-minute speech to the attending students and their advisors. Her speech was about what a leader looked like (you can tell by their actions and activities). Each school's voting delegate then cast votes. Emalie was selected for one of the positions. There were eight applicants in total. Emalie will work with the other 24/25 Ambassadors to plan next year's meeting, develop her leadership skills, and further investigate the teaching profession.
Last weekend, the Warrensburg High School Theatre Department put on Footloose, the musical. The cast and crew did an amazing job with the performance! Shoutout to Ms. Helms and the WHS Staff that helped the performance run smoothly.
Thank you so much, UCM Athletics, for having us at the Jennies game yesterday! The Jennies got the win and our Elementary students had a blast! Our Martin Warren teacher, Mr. Molt, is a cheerleader at UCM. Two teachers from each building competed at halftime, and Maple Grove won. The students loved high-fiving the Jennies after the game and getting to see Mo the Mule!
High School Speech and Debate students competed in an Intramural Tournament yesterday to kick off their season.
Last Friday, Ridge View Elementary held an assembly to honor Veterans. Thank you for your service!
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The Ridge View students enjoyed seeing how maintenance helps keep our playground equipment safe.
Yesterday, Warrensburg High School held a Veteran's Day Assembly. School Board Vice-President and Veteran, Gary Grigsby gave the keynote message. Our Triad JROTC presented the colors. The choir sang the national anthem. Thank you, Veterans!
Yesterday, Maple Grove, held a Veteran's Day Assembly. Mrs. Spratley led our students in some patriotic songs and a group of students presented the colors. Happy Veteran's Day!
Yesterday, Maple Grove held a Veteran's Day Assembly. Mrs. Spratley led the students in some patriotic songs, and several of our students presented the colors. Happy Veteran's Day!
Warrensburg Middle School held their Veteran's Day Assembly this morning. Mr. Creighton Collier gave the students a back story on Veteran's Day and Mr. Dan Plets was the speaker. Mr. Plets was presented a flag by Mrs. Stillwell and the Middle School to honor his years of service to the United States Air Force. The band played, and 8th Grader Nora played Taps. Thank you, Veterans, for your service!
Warrensburg School District extends our deepest gratitude to all veterans on this Veterans Day. Your courage, sacrifice, and commitment to our country inspire us all. Thank you for your service and dedication.
The Sterling students led the building in a beautiful array of patriotic songs this morning at their Veteran's Day Assembly. Mr. Allan Miller gave the keynote speech. Thank you, Veterans, for your service!
Good luck to the Boy's Swim team as they compete at State today! Go Tigers!
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Ridge View recently held an outdoor Kindergarten Family Night. Students from the High School volunteered at the event as well.
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Yesterday, Sterling students who sold the qualifying candy bar sales were rewarded with a visit to Arrowhead Stadium. They got to tour the building and learn about the history of the Kansas City Chiefs. They were bummed that they didn't see Travis Kelce or Taylor Swift! They had a great time getting to view the behind-the-scenes of Arrowhead! #tigerpride #letsgochiefs
Our SRO Miller found several officers in training yesterday.
Happy Halloween!
Sterling was living in a "Barbie World" today! Their staff was each dressed as a different Barbie or Ken. The CEO of Mattel, a.k.a. Dr. Ritter, also appeared. They performed a skit for students. They did an awesome job!
