Water Valley High School proudly announces the top three students for the class of 2024. Congratulations to these young men and we wish you continued academic success.
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Water Valley School District is thankful for our dedicated staff.
Mrs. Sparks' first graders celebrated the last day of student teaching with Ryleigh Probst and her graduation next Friday! Our class was so sad she is leaving us. She is going to be an awesome teacher!
Ms. Townes' 3rd grade class presented Mr. Gray principal appreciation cards today.
Nakyla Woodard went to Valley Drug for clinical this week to shadow and learn about pharmacy careers. 2 past WVHS and Health Science graduate students are employees at Valley and were assisting with the clinical learning experience. Lilly Whitaker, who has received her Pharmacy Tech certification, and Addison Sossaman, who is interested in the pharmacy career field, were eager to train and talk about their careers. Bethany Downs is monitoring Nakyla counting medications and Lee Lott is close by to teach about his pharmacist educational requirements and responsibilities. I want to thank Lee Lott for hiring our students. Emma Hendricks, a WVHS senior and Health Science 2 student, is currently employed at Valley Drugs and being trained in the pharmacy tech career.
Juniors: Jenna Trusty, Heath Wrenn, and Jackson Herrera were RYLA Delegates at this year's Rotary Conference. They each highlighted important points learned and how they will apply the leadership skills learned at the conference. Way to represent WVSD!!
Mr. Brown presented numerous awards at last night's band banquet. The Stanley Crow Award was presented to Arthur Fielder. Mr. Brown had a huge turnout with Coach Ross giving encouraging words to Mr. Brown and his band students. The night was topped off with Mr. Brown displaying a Stanley Crow plaque which will be used to add each recipient of this honorary prestigious award. Great job Mr. Brown.
Seniors Jake Crawford and Mya Harden were awarded the Elliott Scholarship at last night's Chamber of Commerce Banquet. Congratulations!
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Mrs. Watts' classes created motivational testing signs for our teachers and students. Excellent job! Way to show team spirit!
Students in Mrs. Smith's classes have been participating in a study in conjunction with the Engineering Department at the University of Mississippi on water quality in local bodies of water. These students got to visit Ole Miss and find out more about various types of engineers and how wastewater is treated. Participating students included: Aquaree Berry, Ryan Carter, Annaliese Coughlin, Christian Griffin, Jeremy Hampton, Aiden Isbell, Linda Norwood, Kristaney Reed, and Heath Wrenn.
Coach Daniel's U.S. History classes are preparing for the required state test!
Students from DES competed in the MS Area 4 Special Olympics. They played hard, gave it their all and came out champions.
Mrs. Corso's students had a dynamic Art Auction Show. Her students' art masterpieces were displayed at the TIN Building. We are so thankful for Mrs. Corso and all she means to our Arts Program, our students, and our community. Thank you to our local sponsors for partnering with Mrs. Corso and our students. Beautiful work!!
Senior Football Player Will Embry is one of 14 Midsouth Football Players awarded a National Football Foundation Scholarship at their annual banquet on April 2.
Chasity Logson was named Davidson Elementary Teacher of the Year for the 2023-24 school year. Shown with Mrs. Logsdon are DES Principal Lee Gray and WVSD Superintendent Drew Pitcock.
The administrative staff of Davidson Elementary School is pleased to announce the 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year is Mrs. Chasity Logsdon. Mrs. Logsdon was selected for this honor via a school-wide voting process that included many capable and deserving educators.
Logsdon has a degree in Elementary Education from The University of Mississippi and is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Dyslexia Therapy from the University of Southern Mississippi. She has taught at Davidson Elementary a total of eleven years. During her tenure at DES, she has taught kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade and currently teaches 2nd.
Chasity is married to Rilee Logsdon, and they have a dog named Jack. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, watching murder mysteries, and spending time with her family.
Mrs. Logsdon is clearly dedicated to helping children succeed. She devotes most of her waking moments helping children in many different ways: She can be found tutoring students in her classroom early in the mornings long before school begins for the day; and long after the school day has ended, she can be found packing "love packs” for students who need extra food to get them through the weekends.
When asked her favorite thing about teaching 2nd graders, Logsdon replied, "Seeing the growth they display from the beginning of the year until the end, and how they develop classroom relationships cheering others on to success." When asked to explain her "why" or what motivates her to do what she does, she said the following: "The KIDS are my 'why.' I want them to be successful and feel like they are important. I want them to know they are loved and supported. I want them to know someone is in their corner, cheering them on. Hopefully, they will remember this and do it for others and give back to their community someday."
For these reasons, and many more, Mrs. Chasity Logsdon is the 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year for Davidson Elementary School. She has something that cannot be "taught" or "bought": a heart for children--and we are thankful she chooses to share her heart and time with Davidson Elementary School children.
