North Nodaway Elementary students viewed the partial eclipse April 8 at the playground. Kindergarten teacher Angela Davison constructed “astronaut” outfits for her students to wear. Shayleigh Morris and Zoey Moore show off their jetpacks and helmets complete with eclipse glasses. Although total darkness did not descend, the students were commenting it was getting darker and
West Nodaway High School students will present the dinner theater play “No Vacancy” with the doors opening at 5 pm, Saturday, April 13. The meal begins at 5:30 pm, the play at 6:30 pm. Tickets are $20 and must be purchased prior to the play. Tickets for the play only are $5 at the door.
Carson Rogers, a fourth grader at St. Gregory School and son of Jon and Randi Rogers, Maryville, has been accepted to represent the school in the National Youth Leadership Forum: Pathways to STEM, that is science, technology, engineering, and math) in St. Louis this summer. He will be joining other high-aspiring students from all over
North Nodaway High School presents “The Jungle Book” at 6 pm, Saturday, April 6 and 2 pm, Sunday, April 7 at The Roxy in Hopkins. The cast and crew are front: Jackie Wray, Amy Richards, Sadee Clapp, Casey Wray, Arianna Jimenez, Addalea Barcus; back: Kately Parman, Gannon Volner, Morgan Pope, Sydney Whipple and Olivia Renfro.
On March 13, North Nodaway R-VI School District invited the citizens of Hopkins and Pickering to open houses and ribbon cuttings to celebrate the completion of additions to the high school, elementary school and the new bus barn.
The Maryville R-II School District announced Jaclyn Smail as the Teacher of the Year. Smail, a dedicated math educator at Maryville Middle School, has been recognized for her unwavering commitment to student success and her outstanding contributions to the school community. Smail’s passion for teaching and her exceptional ability to make math engaging and accessible
Area schools have completed 100 days of school. Second graders at Nodaway-Holt Elementary show off their 100-Day looks.
The Maryville R-II School District announced the appointment of Michelle Green as the new Eugene Field Elementary School Principal. With a wealth of experience and a commitment to educational excellence, Green brings a great perspective to the Maryville community. Green and husband, Dr. Clarence Green, are longtime residents of Maryville and supporters of our schools.
The Jefferson High School National Honor Society conducted a Souper Bowl of Caring with a food drive. NHS challenged the elementary classes to collect the most items. The fifth grade gathered 150 items and will have ice cream on Friday.
Area schools celebrated 100 days of school with fun activities for their elementary students.
