Weaubleau Student Council is hosting a blood drive Wednesday, October 25th.
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Student Council is hosting a Junior High Halloween Dance on October 20 after school. Admission is $3!
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Mrs. Poterbin's sixth grade class wrote in cuneiform like the Mesopotamians.
The annual Talent Show is this Saturday, October 14 at 7 pm!
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The WHS September Students of the Month are Molly West and Sophie Poterbin. They were selected by teachers and staff based on both character traits and employability skills. Here is a little of what teachers had to say about them in their nominations:
"Sophie is a student dedicated to her studies and is organized and stays on top of her work. She always tries to do her very best, and she truly enjoys learning. She sets goals for herself and evaluates these goals often... Also, Sophie is a kind and caring person. She is willing to help her classmates with their work or to listen when one of her peers needs to talk. Furthermore, Sophie is a positive role model and a strong leader. She is a person her classmates and her teachers can depend on to do the right thing."
"Molly is willing to help others in class either catch up on assignments, understand a topic and she never judges her classmates. She is always positive and respectful towards others... She has good communication skills, is good at managing her time, and she helps out classmates who need help."
Congratulations to these two exemplary students! We are so proud of you!
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The Student Council Blood Drive will be October 25! All donors will receive a free KC Chiefs t-shirt!
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Each month junior high teachers select one 7th grader and one 8th grader for outstanding character.
The September students of the month include:
Creek Vanderford, responsibility and respect
Colton Hirsch, hard worker
Kia Lilienthal, responsibility
Peyton Hostettler, responsibility
Seth Whitlock, respect
Makenna Munro (not pictured), hard worker
Avia Csonka, respect
Annabell Reaves, responsibility
Osceola High School is hosting a presentation on the dangers of fentanyl. This presentation will be open to the public.
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Mrs. Delmont’s biology class did a lab over the molecules of life.
Ms. Ginnings’ Computer Science 2 class used strings to learn about internet networks.
