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West Plains R-7 School District officials extend their congratulations to the 2024-2025 National Honor Society officers of West Plains High School President Jack Rutledge is carried by, from left, Vice President Avani Sahoo, Secretary Hadley Ball and Historian Allie Dawson. The students were elected by their NHS peers and, according to district Communications Director Lana Snodgras, “will be wonderful examples of servant leadership in our program this year.”
WPHS National Honor Society officers named
Howell Valley School fifth grader Camden Pond looks through one of the school’s new microscopes, acquired for the science lab with funds from the Parent Teacher Organization, matching a grant from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks and Coover Charitable Foundation. The grant was used to purchase a high-powered microscope and a stereoscope. Watching Pond are his classmates, from left, Gabe Richison, Anna Mahktany and Amelia Lamberson.
Howell Valley science lab bolstered with new microscopes
Howell Valley School has received a generous grant of $2,621 from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks, in collaboration with the Louis L. and Julia Dorothy Coover Charitable Foundation and Commerce Trust. The funding was used to enhance the school’s science lab with the purchase of a high-powered microscope and a stereoscope. more
West Plains Middle School students Stella Rhoads, left, and Asa McFarland, right, made a presentation at the most recent West Plains R-7 school board meeting for this month's student spotlight, and each earned a Sonic gift card for their efforts. The two talked about a "Study Island" MAP test preparation tool being used during Response To Intervention classes to boost scores, and answered board member questions. With the pair is middle school Principal Joby Steele.
WP R-7 board hears from students on new study program, back-to-school survey results
West Plains R-7 School Board members, decked out in shirts supporting the Zizzer softball and baseball teams, had their regular monthly meeting after attending the Sept. 17 Zizzer Ballpark ribbon cutting ceremony and a softball game against Rogersville. more
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On Wednesday morning, West Plains High School hosted Zizzer Day for all incoming freshmen. More than 200 students in attendance went through a miniature version of their schedules, learned about various clubs and activities at the activity fair, had lunch together and became familiar with the building and their lockers. District officials expressed thanks to all faculty and staff for helping to make the freshmen transition smooth for the students.
Zizzer Day draws over 200 freshmen
Alton Elementary School art students had a massive display recently showcasing their talents, put together by art teacher Annie Whitten. The show has been held annually for several years, but this was the second year a theme was chosen. This year was "Under The Sea," and featured two-dimensional and three-dimensional art from preschool through fifth grade students. This large piece, made to look like a coral reef, was constructed with recycled and upcycled materials like cardboard packaging and tubes, painted dry pasta pieces and stacked paper cups, plus conventional materials like paper mache and pipe cleaners. It was the centerpiece placed near the entrance, and enhanced by special lighting to make it look as if it was underwater and glowing.
Winners of Alton Elementary School 'Under the Sea' art show announced
ALTON — Winners in Alton Elementary School’s recent "Under the Sea" themed art show are among entries from 280 students. The event showcased the work of all students in the school and was part of an elaborate and colorful display by art teacher Annie Whitten that filled the halls of the school and ended with an awards ceremony. more
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