K-2 Families: Tonight is our Power Up Your Math Skills Night! Join us for a meal and fun! 5:30-7:00! See you there!
Even working on a Sunday to get the set ready for the weekend performances.
Come get your face painted before family movie night at the Blue Rapids gym!
Robotics update: teams fought hard today but didn't place. They learned quite a bit from their first tournament and are full of ideas for changes they want to make before the next one!
Valley Heights Robotics update. Qualifying rounds team 489C Cesar and Chris take top position on the yellow platform! Two rounds down and narrow losses by 1 point for 498B Amanda, Freedom and Elijah and by 2 points for Cesar and Chris.
A few pictures from today’s Blaze Day!Make sure to come support the mustang football team at 7pm tonight @ Jackson Heights!
Congratulations Raegan Berger a 2nd grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!!
Congratulations Riley Skalla a 2nd grader for getting her 30 book challenge!
2018-19 Boys Junior High/High School Basketball shooting shirts and fanwear
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Today the VH FFA paired with the Farmers Coop in Blue Rapids to serve meals to local farmers as they delivered grain to the local elevator.
Juniors finished their creations of WWI Propaganda Posters in Mr. Whitson's American History class
Kindergarten is ready for some Halloween fun.
Kindergarten on Halloween
Happy Halloween from the Blue Rapids teachers.
Waterville faculty getting in the spirit.
Mrs. Tryon's 2nd Grade Colt's Groups performed word surgery to make contractions today!
Poe's character, C. Auguste Dupin, is said to have been the fictional inspector that inspired the character, Sherlock Holmes. He returned after lunch to help Anatomy students identify severed body parts (ham steaks) and instruct 7th grade students on how to identify crime scene fingerprints.
After workshops in the morning, Valley Heights students are about to enjoy “Oklahoma!” put on by K-State students in the Nichols Theatre!
Colts Round-Up want to send a giant THANK YOU to City of Waterville Police Chief Bill Kraber for stopping by and going over Halloween safety! He also made sure all of our K-6 students have glow sticks to wear to make them more visible tonight! We love to be able to partner with our local entities to engage our students and families! #AfterschoolWorks
VH Cafeteria Staff handed out cookies for Halloween!
