It's a crafty Friday in Ms. Avent's kindergarten classes today!
DES Positive Officer Referrals
November 11-15
Miss Lamberth’s class wore blue to show support for World Diabetes Day.
Mrs. Jacks's students conducted experiments to investigate Newton's Laws of Motion.
We are so proud of Coach Camp for all his hard work, dedication, and professionalism. Coach Camp was selected as this month's Super Teacher of the month. What would we do without Mrs. Betty! Mrs. Betty was selected as this month's Super Staff of the Month.
Congratulations to Reid Burress and Aaliyah Scott for being selected as Students of the Month. Most improved students for the month are Kameron Moore and Jy Hervey. We are so proud of each of you! Keep striving to get better everyday!
Ms. Townes classes are enjoying class outside during the fall weather.
Special Called Board Meeting
Tuesday, November 12, 2024
5:30 P.M.
FFA Hatch Out Program at WVHS
Seniors Zakari Gatlin, Isaiah Webb, Khamauri Rogers, and Jacob Stacey toured the Northwest MS Community College Diesel Technology Program in Batesville, MS.
Photo credits: Kim Ayers, Career Coach
Mrs. Gordon's class made adorable string art with pumpkins in library class. Her students were inspired by the string art on display in the library made by previous students at WVHS. The pumpkins were a generous donation from the BTC Grocery on Main Street. Pictured here are Jason Perkins, Amaurie Benson, and Damarious Weekley.
Water Valley High School celebrates our Veterans today. Thank you for your service.
It was Decades Day around Water Valley School District on Friday.
Fourth grade has loved our Recycled Robots project we have been doing with the Water Valley Garden Club and the Dancing Bear Sanctuary! Students have done “quick builds”, as well as engineering and designing stations.
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K is for Kite and Pre - K students!
The Blue Devils are cheered on by their youngest supporters today at DES during the pep rally today. The Blue Devils take on Leflore County tonight in playoff action.
Mrs. Pamela Redwine from the Yalobusha MSU Extension came to Health Science 2 class to let students to be “Gray for a Day”. The students learn about the aging process and its effect on the five senses. They also discussed how you can care for someone with different sensory issues. Students had a great time. Thank you Mrs. Redwine. We enjoy this activity every year!
“This week the Law and Public Safety 2nd year students were taken to a wooded area to complete their Homeland Security certification in Overland Search and Rescue. The day before, students were given a map with different points that they were required to navigate and each student was assigned a certain route to take. Using a grid reader, they calculated the distance between each of the points, how many paces would be required to cover each set distance, and the different degrees of travel (based on magnetic north) required to navigate from one point to the next. Using a compass, they successfully navigated from a known starting point to three separate locations and then back to the starting point. We would like a thank the Water Valley fire department and especially Chief Mark McGavock, Layth Terry, Joe Duncan and Ken Gunter for coming out and helping to ensure the students safety while they were in the woods.”
DES Positive Referrals
November 4-8
