Students and staff were showing their passions today. Whether it was a favorite video game, sport, or holiday. We have a wide variety of interests.
Coleman Elementary will open a PreK classroom on November 6, 2023 due to the district being awarded the Missouri Quality PreK Grant. Students must be age four by July 31, 2023 and students enrolled must qualify for the free/reduced lunch program. Contact the Doris Hoffman Early Learning Center at 636-271-1464 or complete the registration below to enroll today! We look forward to providing this service to MVR-III families. Apply at https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSfUXDPorl2xH4.../viewform
Red, Red, Everywhere. Students and faculty were all dressed up in red today in recognition of "Red Ribbon Week".
Red Ribbon Week
October 23rd-27th
Students are encouraged to dress up this week.
Daniel Boone Home Field Trip
Last week, third graders had an amazing time at Daniel Boone's
home. Students got to tour his residence and experience how pioneer children learned in a one room school house. They learned about woodworking and explored how pioneers used black powder to survive. Students were asking lots of questions to better understand that time period. Sounds like a lot of fun.
Kindergarten Field Trip Last week, our friends had their first field trip at the Magic House. Lots of imagining, building, investigating, and learning went on. But most importantly, they had FUN!
Homecoming Parade 2023 was a great success. Our staff and Coleman Steam club put together a great "101 Dalmatians" float. They were definitely "spotted" in the parade.
Last day of Homecoming Spirit Week.
Colors of the Wind Day
Each grade was assigned a color to wear.
Such a fun week of celebrating throughout the district.
Warriors were visited this week by Boles Fire Protection District to learn during Fire Safety Week!
Warriors were visited this week by Boles Fire Protection District to learn during Fire Safety Week!
Yesterday was High School Musical Jersey Day. Love to see everyone supporting their favorite teams.
This Friday, Oct. 13, is an early release day for students. Secondary will release at 12 PM and elementary at 1:10 PM. The Homecoming Parade begins at 2:30 PM and the PHS Tailgate starts at 5 PM. Super Smokers BBQ and Love at First Bite Tamales food trucks, PHS Band Booster Walking Tacos, the National Guard obstacle course, and children's bounce houses will all be on site. See you there before the game, #MVNation!
A few weeks ago, Coleman Elementary had a four-legged visitor that wanted to join in the excitement of morning drop-off. The staff of Coleman took him in, giving him some attention and a little food and water. With the help of Pacific Animal Hospital, staff were able to contact the owner and Jax was on his way home. Jax’s owner was very appreciative, making a donation to the school to help with students’ lunch balances. Sometimes opportunities to be a Difference Maker come upon us unexpectedly! #MVNation
Homecoming Spirit Week Day 2
Lilo & Stitch Hawaiian Day
Great First Day of Homecoming Spirit Week. Students were all decked out in their pajamas.
Yesterday, 2nd Grade had a beautiful day to enjoy Shaw's Nature Reserve. They tried to identify animals based on tracks and animal parts, looked at different animal furs, and explored the prairie looking for bugs! A few even stumbled upon animal scat and the guides were helpful in identifying the animal. 2nd grade has been reading Little House on the Prairie books and talking about how Laura wrote her Personal Narrative in the form of many books. It was really cool to see what life would have looked like.
Homecoming Spirit Week is next week. Here are the themes for each day.
Coleman's 3rd and 4th grade students are working on reading 5 award nominee books (Mark Twain or Great Kids Can Read nominee books). Students must write a book review for each book to earn their invite for a party in March. So far, 18 students have read at least one book and many of those 18 have read multiple nominee books! Way to go third and fourth grade! Keep up the reading and reviewing!
Coleman's 3rd and 4th grade students are working on reading 5 award nominee books (Mark Twain or Great Kids Can Read nominee books). Students must write a book review for each book to earn their invite for a party in March. So far, 18 students have read at least one book and many of those 18 have read multiple nominee books! Way to go third and fourth grade! Keep up the reading and you'll reviewing!
Dr. Schwierjohn visits with Pacific High School Student Council officers for this Homecoming edition of “Tell Me Something Good” Tuesday. Take a moment to hear about upcoming events around #MVNation !
https://youtu.be/VnL_zIZHJH0
