WVHS Safety Drills
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Farm Bureau agents Chuck Upchurch and Brad Embry donated ten (10) dozen golf balls to the boys and girls golf team. The teams are shown with Coach Steve Lindsey.
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Mrs Winters’ and Mrs Morris’ First Grade class played a Jeopardy game to review their math skills after summer break.
Ms. Tune's science students created terrains and Lego houses built to withstand a tsunami. This week we explored natural disasters, and how we can predict and protect against them. Students made hypotheses of what types of structures could withstand the tsuinami, and then recorded observations of how the terrains changed.
Mrs. Sparks’ and Miss Massey’s class is working with ten frames and number bonds to find ways to make 10! They are shaking their counters! Good job kids!
Volleyball at home today!
Menu Update:
Breakfast tomorrow at DES will be MUFFINS.
Teachers who achieved 70% or above growth on the 2024 MAAP assessments were presented with a Certificate of Excellence and a BTC gift certificate. The recipients are Whitney Allred, 4th Grade ELA; Carlyn Allen, 7th Grade Math; Dr. Bonnie Keene, 8th Grade Math; Dexter Ross, 10th Grade ELA; and Elizabeth Upchurch, Algebra 1.
Mr. Jones’s 1st year Law and Public Safety students completed the requirements of the Federal Aviation Administration and obtained their recreational drone pilot license.
Safety Drills at DES
Senior Portrait
Mrs Jacks's students collected green leaves from outside and extracted chlorophyll from them to further their understanding of the photosynthesis process.
The last photo is the finished product.
Senior Parent Meeting
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Mrs. Jacks’s students are exploring the principles of photosynthesis through a hands-on experiment. Our 5th grade students will be diligently observing the growth of grass under varying conditions throughout the next couple of weeks.
Save the Date!
Happy Birthday!
