December menus
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Dec bfast
Dec lunch
Ms. Struble's math class
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struble's class
Happy Thanksgiving!
almost 2 years ago, Angie Hodge
thanksgiving
Mrs. Logsdon’s second grade students enjoyed Friendsgiving. Students brought items to make friendship soup. Students shared their thankful plates and what they liked about a classmate. Everyone had a fun time showing what they are thankful for.
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Logsdon class
Logsdon’s class
Logsdon class
Logsdon class
Mrs. Mcminn’s 2nd graders made homemade butter just as the pilgrims did and celebrated Thanksgiving on Friday.
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Mcminn’s class
Mcminn’s class
Mcminn’s class
Mcminn’s class
Mrs. Camp’s and Ms Avent’s kindergarten classes.
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avents class
camps class
Miss Keene's and Mrs. Zampella's 8th grade Study Skills classes teamed up with the Town and Country Garden Club of Water Valley for the National Garden Club's Youth Sculpture Contest. Students were tasked with creating a sculpture out of recyclable or found materials and creating a title for the sculpture. As a way to celebrate the students' hard work and creativity, the sculpture will be on display in the Mechanic's Bank Community Room on December 2 during the Christmas parade. A select number of sculptures will be chosen to advance to the state level and possibly the national level as part of the NGC Youth Sculpture Context. Special thanks to Jaime and Linda Scott for time and contributions to our students throughout this creative journey. Congrats to all of our participating artists on their submissions, and good luck in the upcoming contest!
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8th grade projects
REMINDER! THANKSGIVING BREAK
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THANKSGIVING
Blue Devils All Region Team honorees
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blue devil football
blue devil football
blue devil football
The WVHS Archery Team competed in the AIMS-Archery in Mississippi Schools fall Xtreme shootout in Jackson on Wednesday winning FIRST PLACE. The Blue Devils competed against five other teams and approximately fifty shooters from schools across the state with Oak Grove High School placing 2nd and Scott County placing 3rd. Junior Kellen Hart was the overall individual winner with a score of 581. Kellen shot a 291 on block targets and 290 on 3D targets; 300 is a perfect score for each target. The top six archers for Water Valley were: Kellen Hart, Matthew Surrette, Arthur Fielder, Heath Wrenn, Lillien White and Alexis Kordik. The archery team is coached by Steve Lindsey and Jackie Egdorf. Congratulations Blue Devils!
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Kellen Hart
Blue Devil Archery wins 1st place
Blue Devil archery
Board Agenda 11/18/2022 https://5il.co/1ksww
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This event is for all students K-12. Ole Miss Counseling Department, Brentwood, Parkwood, Youth Villages, Communicare and a host of others will be in attendance. There will also be two attendance raffle drawings for students (high school/elementary school) who attend.
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mental health
FCCLA attended their annual fall conference at Northwest today.
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fccla
FFA’s Southern Meat sales will arrive tomorrow morning. Pickups are from 10 am - 2 pm. Pickup will be at the back of the ag building.
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ag shop directions
Weekly attendance winner!
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Weekly attendance winner!
Thank you to the employees of the Water Valley School District who served their country.
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Veterans  Day
Happy Veterans Day from Mrs. Person’s and Mrs. Holman’s 1st graders. We thank you for your service!!!!
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VETERANS DAY
VETERANS DAY
VETERANS DAY
Pamela Redwine from the Yalobusha MS Extension Office came to the Health Science 2 class today and taught the students what it is like to walk in an elderly person’s shoes. The program is called Gray for a Day and teaches students empathy by helping them experience what it is like to have disorders such as cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration by wearing special glasses, taping fingers and putting on gloves to show decreased sense of touch and arthritis, cotton in ears and nose to experience decreased sense of smell and hearing, walking with neuropathy by putting corn kernels in their shoes, and tying a grandchild’s shoe laces with arthritis and poor vision. Mrs. Redwine is an excellent teacher and we appreciate her coming to share this great program with our students.
almost 2 years ago, Angie Hodge
Health Science
Health Science
Health Science
Health Science
After several readings of Bear Says Thanks by Karma Wilson, Mrs. Sain’s class re-enacted the story,  having a feast on a quilt, tasting peppermint tea and saying “Thanks!”
almost 2 years ago, Angie Hodge
students tea party
students tea party
students tea party
students tea party
Round 2 of playoffs at Winona!
almost 2 years ago, Angie Hodge
football