November birthdays
Alden Hubbard is the winner of the perfect attendance drawing for October at DES. He won a hoverboard!
Mrs. Logsdon’s second grade students and Mrs. Allred’s fourth grade students started “Be a Reading Buddy” to help promote reading and positive relationships. Students read to each other before school starts and take AR. Everyone is excited about this team project! The more you read- the more you know
Blue Devil Football
Mrs Sain’s class had pumpkin day! We carved a pumpkin and got to taste everything pumpkin!🎃🎃
Last week, Mrs. Ashmore's 5th graders studied about Halloween in different countries and put what they learned into posters to share with the school.
Water Valley High School art students studied Mississippi native Water Anderson. Their mission was to create a watercolor animal in the style of Walter Anderson with a border to make the colors and shapes in their paintings stand out. Selected works were painted by: (top row) Baylie Terry, Natalie Phillips, Amari Gooch, Trynaidee' Walton, (bottom row) Maggie Hill, Parker Turnage, and Lani Moon. Well done, artists!
Ms. Vickie Person would like to thank everyone who came and supported the Spooktacular Science Night at DES.
Water Valley High School PBIS award winners, Dez Campbell, Dawn Hill, Alexis Harden, Ryleigh Calder, Pallyus Caldwell, and Caleb Brown. These students have perfect attendance for the month of October and no ODR for the entire year.
Red Ribbon Week
Day 4- Davidson Elementary
Coach McCain’s students are practicing how to write procedures that are detailed enough for another group to follow that successfully produces the same results. They are using legos to create structures and write out procedures on how they made the structure that another group will follow to copy their structure.
Don't forget Spooktacular Science Night at DES
TONIGHT!
5:30-6:30
Red Ribbon Week
Day 3- Water Valley High School
Red Ribbon Week
Day 3-Davidson Elementary
The Health Science 1/2 classes toured the NWCC and CNA and Phlebotomy program today at Everest. The instructor, Jeanie Finzer and her students, took WVHS students into their lab and had 7 stations set up with skills learned in the program such as drawing blood, measuring urine, cleaning dentures, feeding a patient, taking blood pressure, performing Range of Motion exercises, and helping patient into and off a bed pan. They discussed program admission and expectations, clinical, patient safety, certification earned, state testing, licensure, etc. The students in the program did an awesome job teaching our students the skills and watching them practice in small groups. We had a great time and appreciate the opportunity to see what is learned in this college program. One of our WVHS graduates was teaching one of the stations (Aria Smith-so proud of you).
Mrs. Jacks’ students worked on separating techniques of mixtures and solutions today.
DES students have been using lots of fun games to explore rhythm and movement in Music class this week. Kindergartners enjoyed copying movements with scarves. 1st-6th grades used glow sticks to tap out rhythms and played “Pass the Pumpkin” to practice keeping a steady beat.
This week's attendance winner atWVHS
SENIOR NIGHT
6:30 P.M.
Red Ribbon Week
Day 2- Water Valley High School
