Fall Sports Pictures - September 22, 2025 -- starting at 3 p.m.
A huge shoutout to our Technology Director, Doug McDaniel! From Chromebook distribution and repairs to handling day-to-day tech needs, Doug keeps Walnut Grove running smoothly for our students, staff, and teachers. We appreciate all you do, Doug!
Congrats to our JH and HS Students of the Month for August!
Brooklyn Molder, Payton Turner, Alejendro Reyes and Jamey Long
Brooklyn Molder, Payton Turner, Alejendro Reyes and Jamey Long
Tonight's softball game WG vs. Halfway will be streamed on our Hudl fan page if you want to send it out to your community: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/halfway/organization/66083/halfway-high-school
Away | Softball | WG vs. Halfway | 5 p.m.
Our 2nd graders are diving into Science & STEM Club with Mrs. Dotson! From building towers and bridges to experimenting with creative designs, students are learning teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills while having a blast. We love seeing their curiosity and creativity shine as they explore science and engineering in action! #TigerPride #STEM #ScienceFun #WalnutGrove
Whoot whoot! We love our FFA Sponsor & AG Teacher: Grace Miller.
Fun facts from Missouri Teach Ag!
It may be Monday, but it’s Teach Ag week and we are going to share a fun Missouri ag teacher fact each day to celebrate our awesome Missouri ag teachers! 🥳
For the 25-26 school year, the most popular ag teacher last name in Missouri is a tie between the Millers and the Smiths with 6 each!
For the first time ever, Miller (Abigail, Jessie, Hayley, Justin, Lynsey, and Grace) is in the top ag teacher last name spot. They share the honor with returning top name Smith (Casinda, Kendra, Christi, Roger, Branden, and Amanda).
We appreciate all our awesome Missouri ag teachers, no matter what their last name is! Thank for all you do!
Thank for all you do!
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Breakfast and Lunch Menu for the week
Congratulations to the Middle School XC Team! They all achieved a personal best at the Lebanon Meet!!
SAVE THE DATE: Senior Night for Cross Country & Softball will be on October 7th! Make plans to attend.
Good deeds don’t go unnoticed! These students earned a Positive Principal Referral and were called to the office for all the right reasons. Keep up the great work, Tigers! CONGRATS to Chavelle Molina, Jackson Creed, Gabe Culver, Brayden Romesburg, and Brayden Keeland!
Cross Country | Away | Sept 13 | Go Team!
Advertising projects came to life in Mrs. Hillis’ classroom this week! We love seeing our Tigers grow their skills and shine through hands-on learning.
Cross country is all about endurance, heart, and teamwork—and our Walnut Grove runners displayed it all last weekend! Way to represent WG with pride. #GoTigers
Mrs. Woody reading to the 2nd grade class = the perfect example of how it takes a village to support our students every step of the way.
Seniors and Parent/Guardians: FAFSA Night will be held on October 8, 2025 in the cafeteria at 6 p.m.. There will be pulled pork sandwiches and chips served for dinner. Reach out to Ms. Mueller if you have any questions.
Ms. Spurling's 5th Grade class was working on “Help Wanted Ads”. We have been learning about Lewis and Clark. Students are discussing what skills are needed to go on an expedition like this. They will create ads looking for help to go with them.
Day 2 on the pottery wheel! Our second ceramics class got their turn at shaping clay into their very first creations — and just like the first group, they impressed us with their focus, patience, and creativity. Every spin of the wheel brings more confidence and more amazing art in the making!
#TigerPride #WalnutGrove #Ceramics #HandsOnLearning
#TigerPride #WalnutGrove #Ceramics #HandsOnLearning
Softball Tournament| Here | Sept 12-13 | Come on out and support our team!
In Chemistry, students are exploring chemical vs. physical changes by comparing what they see in the lab with particulate models. Meanwhile, our Biomedical Science class is stepping into the role of investigators—conducting a presumptive blood test to determine if the mysterious red substances at a “crime scene” are actually blood. A big shout-out to Mrs. Potter for bringing hands-on, real-world science to life for our students every day!
