Notice of Public Hearing - Proposed Property Tax Levy
April 7, 2025, at 6:00 PM
West Liberty CSD Board Room - 1103 N. Elm St
https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1630/WLCSD/5340177/Notice_of_Public_Hearing_-_Proposed_Property_Tax_Levy.pdf
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2nd graders got to work with Th e Eulenspiegel Puppet Theatre to put on their puppet show!
High School and Elementary artwork is on display at the Brick Street Gallery, 116 E 3rd St, through mid-April. Be sure to check it out! Gallery hours: Tuesday-Friday 2:30-5:00 pm and Saturday 11:00 am-2:00 pm
1st graders are playing a game, identifying plant needs, with Ms. Bern's from the Muscatine County Conservation.
First graders on their monthly visit to the public library
We are excited to share that our Penny War Fundraiser for an inclusive playground has officially ended this week! A huge thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to this amazing cause! 🙌
Today, we celebrated our top 3 grade levels with some fantastic prizes:
🥇 1st Place: Got to tape Mr. Ryan to a wall!
🥈 2nd Place: Enjoyed a fancy lunch together! 🍽️✨
🥉 3rd Place: Indulged in some delicious ice cream! 🍦
Together, we are making strides toward creating a playground that is accessible for all children. Thank you for your support and enthusiasm!
And they're off! Safe travels to our Academic Delegation as they head to China.
Caring Comet lesson of the day: You can be friends with anyone if the Cat In The Hat and the Grinch can be friends!
Attention High School Comets: Auditions for the upcoming Comet Cabaret will be held on Friday, March 28th at 3:30 pm in the High School Auditorium. No preparation is required, but you can bring a song or pick up monologues/scenes in advance in the office if you'd like.
Guess what today is.................
It's Pi Day! In celebration, Middle School and High School students will receive a slice of pie with their lunch! Don't they look delicious! Happy Pi Day!
Dr. Seuss week at the ELC and Elementary was soooo much fun! What a fun way to spend the week before Spring Break!
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Our main event winners this week! They have been doing an amazing job at showing kindness this month!
We are excited to invite you to see the Kindergarten & Highschool art collaboration
Kindergarten creations brought to life by the High School Ceramics 2 students today from 11am - 8 pm!
The artwork will be on display at the gallery Friday March 14 until around April 18.
Wishing all a happy, well-deserved spring break! See you all again on March 24th!
🌟 Dr. Seuss Family Fun Night Recap! 🌟
It was a joy to see all of our families come together to enjoy a night filled with laughter, creativity, and fun activities inspired by Dr. Seuss.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the night a success. We loved seeing families bonding and creating lasting memories!
This Friday, March 14th, from 11:00 am - 8:00 pm is the opening reception for the Kindergarten & High School collaboration Art Show at the Brick Street Gallery, 116 E 3rd St, West Liberty! Kindergarten students drew monsters in art class, and High School Ceramics 2 students brought the monsters to life! Their artwork will be on display at the gallery from March 14th until April 18th, so if you aren't able to make it for the reception on Friday stop in to see it before April 18th!
The West Liberty chapter of Educators Rising attended the state conference hosted by the University of Iowa College of Education on Wednesday. The students attended workshops and breakout sessions, listened to educators talk about their experiences, and even got to meet Herky the Hawk! Teacher Leaders Ashley Shimmin and Kennedy Amos were presented with a $250 grant from the College Football Playoff Foundation to help the chapter with a teacher appreciation project.
