There was lots of music being made in Mrs. Fenelon’s 4th grade classroom at Nike Elementary. 🎶
Students practiced identifying syllables by tapping out the syllables in their names using musical instruments. Learning and music made the perfect combination for a fun lesson!
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Students practiced identifying syllables by tapping out the syllables in their names using musical instruments. Learning and music made the perfect combination for a fun lesson!
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In honor of Patriot Day, 1st grade students in Ms. Smith’s class at Coleman Elementary reflected on what it means to be a hero. 🙌
Students completed a writing activity where they were challenged to think about and describe the characteristics that make someone a hero. Through thoughtful writing, students explored the importance of courage, kindness, and helping others.
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Students completed a writing activity where they were challenged to think about and describe the characteristics that make someone a hero. Through thoughtful writing, students explored the importance of courage, kindness, and helping others.
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Have questions about Prop K projects? Submit your questions, and district leaders and Board members will address them during a recorded Virtual Community Connections conversation. 💻
Submit your questions in advance: https://forms.gle/aWT1L3tNpTbJCqR27
Then, tune in to the YouTube Premiere at 7:00pm on September 22, October 13, or October 27 to watch the recorded conversation and hear answers to questions from our community.
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Submit your questions in advance: https://forms.gle/aWT1L3tNpTbJCqR27
Then, tune in to the YouTube Premiere at 7:00pm on September 22, October 13, or October 27 to watch the recorded conversation and hear answers to questions from our community.
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Purple mode: ON. 💜
Wear purple and show your school spirit on Fridays!
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Wear purple and show your school spirit on Fridays!
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Nike Elementary kindergarteners played an educational game of Duck, Duck, Goose to practice compound words! Students combined word halves to form full words, building their vocabulary through active, hands-on learning.
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MVR-III Virtual Community Connections!
Get the facts on Prop K projects and get your questions answered by district leaders and Board members. 💻
Submit your questions in advance: https://forms.gle/aWT1L3tNpTbJCqR27
Virtual Community Connections will be available at 7:00pm on September 22, October 13, and October 27.
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Get the facts on Prop K projects and get your questions answered by district leaders and Board members. 💻
Submit your questions in advance: https://forms.gle/aWT1L3tNpTbJCqR27
Virtual Community Connections will be available at 7:00pm on September 22, October 13, and October 27.
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Pacific High School Student Council took time to recognize and thank our first responders for their service to our community. 💙
Students signed thank-you cards and prepared a basket of treats, which they delivered to the Pacific Police Department, Pacific Fire Department, and Meramec Ambulance District. Thank you to our first responders for all you do to keep our community safe!
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Students signed thank-you cards and prepared a basket of treats, which they delivered to the Pacific Police Department, Pacific Fire Department, and Meramec Ambulance District. Thank you to our first responders for all you do to keep our community safe!
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Pacific Intermediate students in Mr. Stahlman’s American History class took time to reflect on the events of September 11, 2001, and the impact 25 years later.
Students examined survivor testimonials, primary source artifacts, and historical newspapers to better understand this pivotal moment in history. Some students also brought in personal artifacts to share, including photographs taken on the day of the attacks.
Through this lesson, students connected the recent past to the present while gaining a deeper understanding of history and its lasting impact.
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Students examined survivor testimonials, primary source artifacts, and historical newspapers to better understand this pivotal moment in history. Some students also brought in personal artifacts to share, including photographs taken on the day of the attacks.
Through this lesson, students connected the recent past to the present while gaining a deeper understanding of history and its lasting impact.
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Robertsville Elementary students and staff came together to honor Patriot Day and remember the events of September 11, 2001. 🇺🇸
Students participated in meaningful activities, reflected on the importance of remembering history, and welcomed community heroes who helped make this day of remembrance meaningful.
Thank you to our community heroes for spending time with our students!
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Students participated in meaningful activities, reflected on the importance of remembering history, and welcomed community heroes who helped make this day of remembrance meaningful.
Thank you to our community heroes for spending time with our students!
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Coleman Elementary honored Patriot Day by inviting first responders to join students for lunch and recess. ❤️
Students enjoyed spending time with our community heroes while building meaningful relationships that help foster trust, familiarity, and a sense of safety. These connections strengthen school and community relationships and help students feel more comfortable communicating with first responders when they need assistance.
Thank you to our first responders for spending time with our students!
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Students enjoyed spending time with our community heroes while building meaningful relationships that help foster trust, familiarity, and a sense of safety. These connections strengthen school and community relationships and help students feel more comfortable communicating with first responders when they need assistance.
Thank you to our first responders for spending time with our students!
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Want to learn more about Prop K? Join MVR-III for Community Q&A Open Houses at Pacific Intermediate. 💬
Community members can tour the school, ask questions, and learn more about Prop K projects and priorities.
Open Houses will be held at 7:00pm on September 21, October 12, and October 26.
Prop K for Kids is a zero tax rate increase bond proposal that will be on the November 3, 2026, ballot.
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Community members can tour the school, ask questions, and learn more about Prop K projects and priorities.
Open Houses will be held at 7:00pm on September 21, October 12, and October 26.
Prop K for Kids is a zero tax rate increase bond proposal that will be on the November 3, 2026, ballot.
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Nike Elementary 4th graders turned place value practice into an interactive learning experience! 📚
Students in Ms. Willmeno’s class moved around the room, using task cards to solve problems and answer questions at each station. This hands-on activity gave students an engaging way to strengthen their math skills while keeping everyone moving, thinking, and learning.
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Students in Ms. Willmeno’s class moved around the room, using task cards to solve problems and answer questions at each station. This hands-on activity gave students an engaging way to strengthen their math skills while keeping everyone moving, thinking, and learning.
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Coffee with Dr. Carrie continues! ☕
Each week, Superintendent Dr. Carrie Schwierjohn will host a morning conversation where community members can connect, ask questions, and learn more about Prop K. Sessions will take place from 8:00 to 9:00am.
The second Coffee with Dr. Carrie is tomorrow, September 16, at McDonald's.
➡️ September 16: McDonald’s
➡️ September 24: Hardees
➡️ September 30: Little Ireland
➡️ October 6: Pacific Family Restaurant
➡️ October 14: McDonald’s
➡️ October 20: Hardees
➡️ October 28: Little Ireland
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Each week, Superintendent Dr. Carrie Schwierjohn will host a morning conversation where community members can connect, ask questions, and learn more about Prop K. Sessions will take place from 8:00 to 9:00am.
The second Coffee with Dr. Carrie is tomorrow, September 16, at McDonald's.
➡️ September 16: McDonald’s
➡️ September 24: Hardees
➡️ September 30: Little Ireland
➡️ October 6: Pacific Family Restaurant
➡️ October 14: McDonald’s
➡️ October 20: Hardees
➡️ October 28: Little Ireland
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Coleman Elementary 4th graders are putting color theory into practice in Ms. Devine’s art class! 🎨
Students are collaborating with classmates to create color wheels while learning how colors work together. As they paint, students are practicing patience, responsibility, and teamwork by solving problems together and supporting their peers.
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Students are collaborating with classmates to create color wheels while learning how colors work together. As they paint, students are practicing patience, responsibility, and teamwork by solving problems together and supporting their peers.
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The Meramec Valley R-III School District is pleased to announce details for the 2026 Homecoming festivities. This year’s theme, ‘Reality TV Edition,’ will bring students, staff, and the school community together for a week of school spirit, themed activities, and Homecoming celebrations.
Read more about Homecoming week at: https://www.mvr3.k12.mo.us/article/3129317
Read more about Homecoming week at: https://www.mvr3.k12.mo.us/article/3129317
Bridging the Future is this Friday! 🏈
At halftime of the Varsity football game on Friday, September 18, all kindergarten students are invited to join the seniors on the football field as we pass our Indian Pride from one generation to the next. Kindergarten students will begin on one side of the field, while seniors start on the opposite side. They will meet at midfield, where each senior will present a special gift to a kindergartner as a symbolic welcome to the MVR-III family.
Please complete the form if your kindergartener or senior will be attending so we can ensure we have enough gifts: https://forms.gle/peYhrfWHZN5twTxn6
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At halftime of the Varsity football game on Friday, September 18, all kindergarten students are invited to join the seniors on the football field as we pass our Indian Pride from one generation to the next. Kindergarten students will begin on one side of the field, while seniors start on the opposite side. They will meet at midfield, where each senior will present a special gift to a kindergartner as a symbolic welcome to the MVR-III family.
Please complete the form if your kindergartener or senior will be attending so we can ensure we have enough gifts: https://forms.gle/peYhrfWHZN5twTxn6
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Grandparents are the heart of our community, providing wisdom, love, and guidance to the younger generation. Today, we celebrate the incredible role they play in shaping our students’ lives. Thank you for being a steady source of support and inspiration.
Happy National Grandparents Day! 🤗
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Happy National Grandparents Day! 🤗
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Meet MVR-III alum Dustin Walsh, Class of 2004. 🎓
Dustin works in real estate in Pacific, Missouri, and is most proud of starting and maintaining a business in his hometown.
Dustin says MVR-III helped lay the foundation for who he is today by teaching him the importance of hard work, responsibility, and building relationships. He remembers teachers and staff who genuinely cared about their students and encouraged them to challenge themselves. Those experiences helped prepare him to communicate with people from all walks of life, solve problems, and adapt to new situations, skills that have been invaluable in his career as a real estate professional and in everyday life.
One of Dustin's favorite memories is attending pep rallies, which he says were always a blast, along with spending time hanging out with friends.
His advice for current students: Get involved, meet new people, and don't be afraid to step outside your comfort zone. Work hard, treat people with respect, and most importantly, enjoy the journey. High school goes by much faster than you think.
YOU are an important part of the MVR-III story. Complete our Alumni Story Form and share your story: bit.ly/mvr3alum
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Dustin works in real estate in Pacific, Missouri, and is most proud of starting and maintaining a business in his hometown.
Dustin says MVR-III helped lay the foundation for who he is today by teaching him the importance of hard work, responsibility, and building relationships. He remembers teachers and staff who genuinely cared about their students and encouraged them to challenge themselves. Those experiences helped prepare him to communicate with people from all walks of life, solve problems, and adapt to new situations, skills that have been invaluable in his career as a real estate professional and in everyday life.
One of Dustin's favorite memories is attending pep rallies, which he says were always a blast, along with spending time hanging out with friends.
His advice for current students: Get involved, meet new people, and don't be afraid to step outside your comfort zone. Work hard, treat people with respect, and most importantly, enjoy the journey. High school goes by much faster than you think.
YOU are an important part of the MVR-III story. Complete our Alumni Story Form and share your story: bit.ly/mvr3alum
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Nike Elementary 3rd grade students in Mrs. Guenzler’s and Ms. McPherson’s classes explored surface tension with a fun penny experiment.
Students tested how many drops of water could fit on a penny and were amazed by the results! 🙌
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Students tested how many drops of water could fit on a penny and were amazed by the results! 🙌
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Students in Ms. Canada’s class at Coleman Elementary recently worked together to build a larger-than-life Mrs. Potato Head! 🥔
As they added each piece, students learned how their counselor is like Mrs. Potato Head and discovered how each part plays an important role.
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As they added each piece, students learned how their counselor is like Mrs. Potato Head and discovered how each part plays an important role.
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