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Water Valley School District officials are closely monitoring the weather. Student and staff safety is our top priority. At this time, we will continue with a regular school day on Friday, January 12. Any changes will be communicated via social media and WVSD communication applications.
Happy Birthday!
Happy New Year
Merry Christmas !
Christmas Holidays
Christmas potluck with BBQ provided by Farm Bureau and cooked by Chuck Upchurch.
Santa Claus magically appeared for the last day of school at DES.
Board Meeting
December 21, 2023
https://oagendas.com/meeting/detail/46698
The Blue Devil Basketball game scheduled for tomorrow night at home will be re-scheduled for a later date.
Thank You to Farm Bureau and Agent Brad Embry for the donuts provided to DES this morning. Coach Embry celebrates with the faculty and staff their strong finish to the semester.
WVHS Student Council held a meal kit drive to help the Junior Auxillary supplement their care package project. We also want to thank Katherine Montegue for stocking the Water Valley Blessing Box with extra meal kits. Thanks to the students and staff, we were able to make 65 meal kits and thank you to Mr. Ross’ class for providing the most meal kits!
DES turned Whoville for Grinch Day
Flannel Day at DES
This past weekend the Water Valley Powerlifting Teams hosted the 2nd Annual North Swole Invitational at Davidson Elementary School. In lieu of an entry fee, participants were asked to bring an age appropriate toy for students at DES. Over 300 toys were collected and distributed to students this morning by the powerlifters.
Rin and Mrs. Turner visited Ms. Allen's 7th grade math classes today to teach students about therapy dogs and how Rin and Mrs. Turner can help students with mental health needs.
All About Santa at DES
Water Valley Junior High was treated to cake and punch for the months of November and December for their excellent behavior! Keep up the great work 7th and 8th graders.
The 4-H LEGO Engineering Program has once again come to a close. During our sixth and last lesson we learned about ships and how we depend on them to carry passengers and cargo long distances. The 2nd graders made ships out of LEGOS. The ships had to pass two tests – 1) it had to float in water and (2) It had to carry 2 (LEGO) people across the ocean during a storm. It was fun to see all of the creative ship designs and to observe weather they were successful or not in carry passengers. The program ended with each student receiving a LEGO certificate for participating in the 6 week program. The program was taught by Pamela Redwine, Extension Agent for the MSU Extension.
WVHS celebrates Christmas in Germany where children leave their shoes outside with anticipation of treats to be delivered!
