Congrats to the Lady Vikes on their 15-0 1st round win over Troy in 3 innings. The girls will play the winner of the McLouth- Valley Falls game at 6:00 tonight.
about 5 years ago, Rod Hasenbank
You can access the Board of Education Minutes from last nights Board Meeting here https://5il.co/7oe4
about 5 years ago, Jeannie Browning
Ms. Schlesener’s third grade class is working on a stem project for force and simple machines by getting a ping pong ball from a high surface into a bucket.
about 5 years ago, Jeannie Browning
Stem project
Stem project
Stem project
Stem project
MV FCCLA is doing a Window Washing Fundraiser for the students attending the National Leadership Conference in California on May 11, 18, or June 2. If you are interested please contact Gina Bergin at gbergin@mv330.org or 866-557-6686.
about 5 years ago, Jeannie Browning
Window Washing Fundraiser for FCCLA Flyer
SENIORS and their parents: 1. Received their official notice on the Final Exam Exemption Policy today. Their finals are this Wednesday. If exempted, then seniors should not be at school on Wednesday without office permission. 2. Tuesday, tomorrow, seniors check in their Chromebooks, box, and charger. They may purchase the Samsung model for $25, or they will owe $25 if not checked in.
about 5 years ago, David Cromer
Today’s Regional Softball at McLouth has been postponed to tomorrow @ 3:00.
about 5 years ago, Rod Hasenbank
HS Baseball & Softball Regional’s begin today w/SB playing in McLouth @ 3:00 while BSB has a 1st Rd. Bye and will play @ 5:00. If SB wins 1st game today then they will move on to Semi-Finals @ 6:30 tonight. With a win this evening then SB will play in the Championship tomorrow @ 4:30 in McLouth. If BSB wins this evening then they will play in Championship this Wed. @ 5:00 in Alma. Good Luck Vikings!
about 5 years ago, Rod Hasenbank
REMINDER: PHYSICALS TOMORROW - see attached flyer!
about 5 years ago, Rod Hasenbank
Physical flyer
Select 6th graders work on a semester long project. Seeing it to the end. Making a coordinate grid to be used for all grade levels #govikings
about 5 years ago, Brett Fenton
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The 7th and 8th grades will be attending their field trips tomorrow. Please make sure they are dressed appropriately for the day. Also, make sure that all permission slips have been signed and returned. We are looking forward to a fun day together.
about 5 years ago, Rod Hasenbank
Last week third grade had a special guest, Rosie Best-Cutrer. She did such an amazing job of storytelling, performing original kid songs, telling folk tales and playing the banjo that we had her back for the 2nd graders. Thank you Rosie for coming twice!!!
about 5 years ago, Jeannie Browning
Rosie Beat-Cutrer, storyteller
Just a reminder and preview of the Fine Arts program tonight at 7:00 pm.
about 5 years ago, Jeannie Browning
Fine arts night preview
Preview of fine arts night
Preview of fine arts night.
Preview of fine arts night
5th grade band performing this afternoon. Great job students and Mr. Rogers!
about 5 years ago, Jeannie Browning
5th grade band performing
5th grade band
Baccalaureate is just around the corner! You all are invited to the 'Baccalaureate' on 5/18/2019 at 10 a.m. located in the high school commons. There will be food, friends, and relationships strengthened via the Word. Sponsored by your MVHS Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
about 5 years ago, Jamey Hancock
-2nd Grade field trip for May 8th has been rescheduled to Monday, May 13th. -3rd Grade field trip for May 8th has been cancelled and students will have activities in class tomorrow instead.
about 5 years ago, Jeannie Browning
An exciting presentation given by a MVHS Junior in Mrs. Smith's 4th hour American History class about the history & contributions of the Civil Air Patrol (CAP). Students then made 'bumper stickers' to bring awareness to CAPs mission and history!
about 5 years ago, Jamey Hancock
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Here is the May 13, 2019 Board Meeting Agenda https://5il.co/7lf7
about 5 years ago, Jeannie Browning
Parent(s)/Guardian(s): With the school year quickly coming to a close, I want to communicate a list of events in the Elementary. We will work to communicate any changes as weather can play a role in upcoming field trips as well as Field Day, and we will let you know as soon as those decisions are made. Elementary Events: • May 6th - 10th - Teacher Appreciation Week • May 7th - 4th Grade Field Trip: Fire Station and Lawrence Aquatics Center • May 7th - 5th & 6th Grade Water Festival has been cancelled with no makeup • May 8th - 2nd Grade Field Trip: Melvern Lake . May 8th - 3rd Grade Field Trip: Emporia Zoo and Peter Pan Park . May 8th - 5th Grade Band @ 3:00 in the Main Gym • May 9th - Kindergarten Field Trip: Manhattan Zoo & bowling • May 13th - 5th Grade Field Trip to ESU Planetarium, Peter Pan Park and bowling • May 15th - 2nd Grade Wax Museum: 1:30 - 3:00 (Main Gym) • May 17th - Elementary Field Day: K-2 @ 9:00 - 11:15 & 3-5 @ 1:00 - 3:15 (rain date May 20th) • May 21st - Last day of school and end of year assembly 3:00 On May 21st, we will have a year end assembly to recognize some special accomplishments. Please join us in this celebration as we highlight the upcoming retirements of Connie Blades and Doug Andrew. Brett Fenton -- bfenton@mv330.org
about 5 years ago, Jeannie Browning
We would like to congratulate Dalton Dayhoff on his All State Academic Honorable Mention Team Award. "Each year, The Topeka Capital-Journal chooses the All-State Academic Team, a recognition of the best and brightest young minds the Sunflower State has to offer. One graduating senior per high school in Kansas can be nominated by their principal or guidance counselor for consideration." https://www.cjonline.com/news/20190504/all-state-academic-team-honorable-mention-team
about 5 years ago, Jeannie Browning
Congratulations to the Viking Baseball & Softball teams yesterday vs Chase County. The Lady Vikes won (3-0 & 15-8) giving them a record of 14 wins & 5 losses. The Viking baseball team split (7-6 & 5-6). Current record is 19-1 and are FHL Champs. Softball is yet to be decided.
about 5 years ago, Bill Clark