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WVHS celebrated Friday by “Capping the Cougars”


Last School Year's Meal Applications expire 9/12/25! Complete your 25-26 Application at www.myschoolapps.com. Families are highly encouraged to apply for free & reduced benefits as it is critically important for our schools to receive federal funding for our schools.

Miss Pittman's second grade working in groups illustrating and using vocabulary in context!






Mrs. Logsdon’s first graders loved teaching their classmates how to subtract. Students used multiple ways to solve the problem.











Mr. Jones’s 2nd year students of Law and Public Safety have started
learning about the chemical processes involving flaming and smoldering
combustion as well as the different byproducts of combustion such as
carbon monoxide, hydrogen cyanide, and carbon dioxide. Bringing the
real world into the classroom, today’s lesson involved setting fire to
different types of fire fuel in a safe, controlled environment using
different catalysts such as heat and electricity.
learning about the chemical processes involving flaming and smoldering
combustion as well as the different byproducts of combustion such as
carbon monoxide, hydrogen cyanide, and carbon dioxide. Bringing the
real world into the classroom, today’s lesson involved setting fire to
different types of fire fuel in a safe, controlled environment using
different catalysts such as heat and electricity.






Mrs. Jenny Sullivant led and trained a great session with Dr. Person, WVHS admin, and 5 faculty/staff. WVHS is part of a project called SafeGuard Mississippi. This project trains schools on the dangers of opioids and fentanyl, what signs to look for, and what to do in the case of a crisis. The project is in collaboration with Dr. Griffin (Department of Pharmacy Administration) University of MS. Both Dr. Griffin and Mrs. Sullivant will return later this month to talk with our students. Dr. Person received enough materials to train WVHS faculty and staff. We are excited about this partnership.


DES Homecoming Dress Up Days
September 22-26, 2025
September 22-26, 2025


September is Attendance Awareness Month for the Mississippi School Districts


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2025 Water Valley High School Homecoming Court
The court will be presented September 26, 2025 at the home game against Vardaman.
The court will be presented September 26, 2025 at the home game against Vardaman.


Camo Day at Water Valley High School to celebrate our first football game!

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Wow! In just 13 days, Mrs. Cook’s first graders earned 10 compliments from teachers, principals, and activity teachers all around the school! 🌟👏
To celebrate, they enjoyed popcorn, drinks, and a short movie together. 🍿🥤🎬
Mrs. Cook said, “I am so proud of these wonderful kiddos!” 💙
Way to go, First Grade! 💙💙
To celebrate, they enjoyed popcorn, drinks, and a short movie together. 🍿🥤🎬
Mrs. Cook said, “I am so proud of these wonderful kiddos!” 💙
Way to go, First Grade! 💙💙




Start planning for our Homecoming Week!!
September 22-26, 2025
September 22-26, 2025


🌧️ Rainy days can’t stop curious minds! Ms. Grubbs’ 2nd graders had a blast learning all about plants today. 🌱 Big Blue thanks to Alexe van Buren and Katelynn Dillard for joining us and making learning even more exciting! 💙📚











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Congratulations to the WVHS highest attendance winners. The students have shown up daily and are always ready to work. Congratulations to Mrs. Harden's class, Ms. Carwile's class, Coach K's class, Coach Sayles' class, Mrs. Martin/Willingham's class, and Mr. Washington's class. Keep up the great work students!




Mrs. Jacks’ students presented their ecosystem dioramas today depicting what they have learned about the different biomes around the world.











Beta club members were inducted and received their honorary pins. WVHS and Jr. High was selected as a School of Distinction. Congratulations to all our members and our sponsors.