Mrs. Sain’s super scientists explored matter and mixtures by mixing 2 or more liquids and solids. Some of us successfully made play dough without using a recipe.
School wide phone outage
February menus
Educational Opportunity - Summer 2024
Travel to Italy with Mrs. Koshenina!
RSVP for meeting details.
This is not a school sponsored trip.
WVHS Art II and III students are learning a new medium and deepening their understanding of Walter Anderson's works. Students were tasked with creating line prints inspired by the works of Mississippi native artist Walter Anderson, known for his whimsical watercolors. Our students captured that dreamlike quality while learning a new medium, creating line prints out of foamboard.
Students works' pictured are by: (top row) Ashlyn Darby, Jamariya Morgan, (bottom row) Seriah Tolbert, and Makayla Purdy.
Way to go, artists!
IT'S SENIOR NIGHT!
Meet the Blue Devils
January 28, 2023
WATER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
FINANCIAL AID DAY
Mrs. Jacks’s classes learned about constellations and how the constellations appear to move throughout the seasons. The students made their constellations using marshmallows and toothpicks. Students also made constellations on card stock paper, hole punched the holes(stars) out and used a flashlight to shine them on the wall, creating a projection of their constellation. They also talked about why the sun appears to be brighter than any other star.
Cheer clinic and tryouts
Water Valley High School students without office discipline referrals (ODRs) for the semester were entered into a drawing for 32” smart TVs. Recipients were : Left to right. John Nichols, A'quaree Berry, Alaina Allen, TJ Nellum, Kevin Kizer, and Chance Hendricks.
All students without ODRs will be rewarded with pizza party.
Second grade students have been learning about volcanoes. Mrs. Logsdon’s students enjoyed creating a volcano and watching it explode.
DES will celebrate 100 Days of School on January 23, 2023.
Informational Parent Meeting
Cheer Tryouts
Thursday, January 26, 2023
Blue Devil Powerlifters won the Oxford Invitational yesterday with a overall team score of 60. We are proud of you guys !
Lady Devil Powerlifters placed FIRST tonight at the Oxford High Invitational. Way to go Lady Devils!
Around 150 DES students who met their 2nd 9-weeks Accelerated Reader goal enjoyed bounce houses today!
Board Agenda January 17, 2023
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Mrs. Jacks's students started constructing pinball machines from cereal boxes today in order to show Newton's laws of motion in action during tomorrow's class time.
Mrs. Dalton's 8th grade science students are working on an individual "Natural Hazard Research Project" in which the information gathered will be presented to their classmates formally. Some of the Research Topics (Natural Disasters) are not common, such as Solar Flares, Limnic Eruptions, and Sink Holes. She invited Mrs. Rotkiewicz to her classes to help teach students how to conduct research safely, use reliable sources, and to cite their sources properly to avoid Plagiarism. After an initial lesson, students were able to choose their topic, and choose their presentation method, and are well on their way to completing their project.
