This week’s Teacher Proud Tuesday spotlight shines on Mrs. Swope, whose dedication and passion for music create incredible opportunities for students—from elementary programs to leading our High School Marching Band and bringing exciting performances to our school community. #tpt #WGWay
This week’s Teacher Proud Tuesday spotlight shines on Miss K, whose energy, creativity, and passion for students bring innovative, project-based learning to life while helping her FCCLA students grow and succeed both in and out of the classroom. #tpt #WGWay
This week’s Teacher Proud Tuesday spotlight shines on Mr. Moser, our outstanding 3rd grade teacher, whose calm, patient approach and strong relationships help every student feel valued, supported, and ready to learn each day. #tpt #WGWay
Just a little fun from Family Fun Night! Congrats to our Skittles winners from Grades 2-5!
Mr. Wolff 5th graders and Mrs. Reyling's 4th grades are doing a little creative writing about a ball that is stuck in a tree. The sketches they created are very impressive as well.
Breakfast and Lunch Menus this week.
If you can't attend the game tonight you can watch via MSHSAA TV. Game time: 6 pm | https://www.mshsaa.tv/?B=3791815
Student advocacy in action at the Missouri State Capitol! Brittany Bornholt and Miss K visited the Capitol yesterday after Brittany reached out to legislators as part of her FCCLA STAR Event project advocating for teen dating violence education. She met with Senator Curtis Trent to ask questions and learn more about the legislative process as she prepares to compete at the FCCLA State Leadership Conference in two weeks.
Track Practice Updates for Friday, March 6th
PCL Scholar Bowl at Dadeville last night was a great adventure. Both Aubrey Hanak and Ian Risalti were named 1st Team All-Conference and Montana McVay was named 2nd Team All-Conference. Congrats to everyone! Thank you Mrs. Pybas for working tirelessly during lunch each week with this group to help them prepare.
Josh Fuller from Show-Me Power spoke with 7th and 8th graders in Mr. Martin's classes about electricity. The students learned about coops, how electricity is made, various jobs with the coops, and other topics with electricity. A interesting fact to think about. Most of us value AI as a tool. Have you ever thought about the electricity it takes for AI to exist? We discussed that today in class.
Students became the teachers in Mrs. Pybas’ Statistics class! They presented mini-lessons over Correlation vs. Causation, showing that just because two things are related doesn’t mean one causes the other.
We are excited to welcome Mrs. LouAnne Sappington to the Walnut Grove Tiger family as our new Junior High ELA teacher and look forward to the experience, passion, and connections she will bring to our students and community.
Friday, March 6, 2026 at 6:00 PM CST | Girls Basketball Class 1 Quarterfinal 1 Delta vs Walnut Grove | Location: Liberty Mountain View HS 1054 Old Highway 60 Mountain View, MO 65548 | We will do a send-off for the Lady Tigers at 1:45 p.m. and then dismiss school for ALL students PREK-12 at 2:00 p.m. ON FRIDAY as well. | Pep Bus is open to JH and HS students ~ Link to sign up for the pep bus on Friday: https://forms.gle/ACLEp1ypF2inzQtz7 | Pep Bus will leave from the HS parking lot at 3 p.m. | Everyone who attends the game needs a digital ticket. Link to buy digital tickets for game: https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/mshsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzQ0MzQ%3D
Attention: We are so proud of our HS Girls Basketball team advancing to Class 1 Quarterfinal 1 on Friday. Walnut Grove vs Delta. Therefore, we will be doing a send off at 1:45 p.m. and then dismissing all students PreK - 12 at 2:00 p.m.
During PD days teachers learn lots of things and have time to work on our District Continuous Improvement Plan, work with data, complete surveys, learn about motivation, meet in teacher groups, sometimes attend committee meetings, and collaborate with others, but we always take a break in the afternoon for the Battle of the Buildings. This week, the battle was playing the Cup Attack game. It was a close game, but the HS team emerged victorious in the end.
Read Across America week is filled with many fun and engaging activities centered around the theme of reading. Today students followed the theme and dressed up for "Reading Makes Us Stronger" and wore their favorite workout or activity gear. Tomorrow is Hats off to Reading! Hope that everyone can participate.
We are hiring! For 2026-2027 School Year: Full-time bus driver for a morning and afternoon route ~ Interested applicants can come by the HS office and pick up a paper application or email the building principal, Emily Woody, at ewoody@wgtigers.com.
We are so proud of all our students and how they show leadership daily in the classroom and throughout the building. Here are a few pictures from our recent Leader of the Month assembly for February!
Family Fun Night has arrived! This week on Thursday, March 5th we will be doing our annual Elementary Family Fun Night! We will have hot dogs and chili and lots of fun activiies for everyone! It is all FREE so make plans to come out and join us.
