It is the 9th Annual National Apprenticeship Week this week! Junior Kaden Hodge is West Liberty's first registered apprentice! Registered Apprenticeship has received prominence as a proven and industry-driven training model that expedites the pathway into good jobs and improves diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) in the workplace.
WLHS Drama's production of Puffs opens tomorrow night at 7:00 pm with additional performances on Friday and Saturday at 7:00 pm! Tickets will be sold at the door, you won't want to miss this production! We do not have the rights to livestream, please attend in person.
Sorry for the delay in getting this posted! Here is the video of last week's 1st and 2nd Grade Fall Concert! They did such a great job!
https://youtu.be/uiPnoUsmel4
There are spaces left on the baked goods donation sign up! Donating items to sell would really help the theatre department!
https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/20F0444AEAD28ABF94-45514850-puffs
Thank you Hills Bank Classroom Cash participants for your continued support of West Liberty Community School District! Every time they make a purchase with their Hills Bank debit card they earn money for WLSCD! To learn more about this program please visit a Hills Bank location or visit https://www.hillsbank.com/classroom-cash
Puffs takes the stage starting Thursday at 7:00 pm with additional performances on Friday and Saturday at 7:00 pm in the High School Auditorium! Students have been working hard and are looking forward to performing in front of a live audience! See you later this week!
8th graders were marbling paper in art class today.
Mrs. Anderson, our Work-Based Learning Coordinator took a group of West Liberty students to a Vet Tech Visit Day at the Muscatine Agricultural Learning Center. Students received information about the program, toured the classrooms/labs and met with instructors to learn more about this career pathway.
Stay up to date on news from Superintendent Kruger, capital projects, accolades, and upcoming events across the district with the WLCSD Monthly Newsletter! November's newsletter is linked below, check it out!
https://www.smore.com/tnxh0
West Liberty Middle School's very own Monty Beal completed the Madison Marathon yesterday, his 9th. Monty set a goal awhile ago to do at least one post 60 and now he has accomplished that goal. Way to go, Monty! Comet proud.
Our Veteran's Day Assembly was a success at the elementary this afternoon.
A big thank you to all of our veterans and thank you for your service!
Happy Friday!!
Here are our Main Event winners for the week. We are so proud of you!
Today was our 1st and 2nd grade music concert and everyone did a fabulous job singing!
We had a full house today so
thank you to Ms. Melick and everyone else who helped make it happen!
We look forward to seeing our Veterans tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at West Liberty Elementary School 806 N. Miller Street!
Today ten young men attended the Men's Empowerment Luncheon at Geneva Country Club put on by the Greater Foundation of Muscatine. The students received a powerful message from guests and mentors about becoming strong leaders and developing into the best version of themselves.
6th graders unboxing the mini pianos that we received from the Ryan Trust Grant! It was a very celebratory day!
Ten 8th grade students had the opportunity to attend a Women’s Empowerment Luncheon at the Merrill Hotel in Muscatine. The students learned many things about leadership and empowerment. The event was sponsored by the Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine.
Congratulations to Audra Daufeldt, Kira Achen, and Jacob Burroughs! We look forward to working with you to continue to grow and improve our school district! Thank you to all of the candidates who ran for a seat on the board and to all who voted in yesterday's election.
Thank you to West Liberty Run For The Schools for this amazing $4, 179.00 contribution to the Athletic Complex! Thank you to everyone who ran and to all of the race sponsors! #runfortheschools #Community #5k
Beautiful fall day welcoming our middle school students.
