Pacific High School kicked off homecoming weekend with an incredible pep assembly filled with school spirit, friendly competition, and plenty of fun! 🎉
Classes went head-to-head in a variety of events, competing for the first-ever Class School Spirit Stick. The day also featured a special Pie in the Face challenge benefiting the DECA food pantry. When ALL classes tied, every administrator got pied, and Principal Mr. Orris took TWO pies for the team!
After an exciting day of competition, the seniors walked away as the winners of the first-ever Spirit Stick! 🙌
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Classes went head-to-head in a variety of events, competing for the first-ever Class School Spirit Stick. The day also featured a special Pie in the Face challenge benefiting the DECA food pantry. When ALL classes tied, every administrator got pied, and Principal Mr. Orris took TWO pies for the team!
After an exciting day of competition, the seniors walked away as the winners of the first-ever Spirit Stick! 🙌
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Great teaching is strengthened by collaboration, reflection, and support. Our instructional coaches provide all three as they work alongside educators to help them grow, adapt, and succeed.
On National Instructional Coach Appreciation Day, we recognize the leadership and expertise our coaches bring to their colleagues and the positive impact their work has on students! 👏
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On National Instructional Coach Appreciation Day, we recognize the leadership and expertise our coaches bring to their colleagues and the positive impact their work has on students! 👏
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Tomorrow is the last day to register to vote in the November Election!
To register to vote or learn more about voter registration options, visit the Missouri Secretary of State’s website.
Voters will see Proposition K on the November 3, 2026, ballot. Visit the district website to learn more.
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To register to vote or learn more about voter registration options, visit the Missouri Secretary of State’s website.
Voters will see Proposition K on the November 3, 2026, ballot. Visit the district website to learn more.
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Join MVR-III tomorrow at Gray Summit Christian Preschool in Gray Summit at 7:00pm for our second Small Group Sit-Down! 🌟
Parents and community members are invited to discuss questions and information regarding Prop K.
Small Group Sit-Downs will take place at 7:00pm at the following locations:
👉 October 6: Gray Summit Christian Preschool in Gray Summit
👉 October 8: Pacific Fire District House #2 in Robertsville
👉 October 15: Nike Elementary in Catawissa
👉 October 20: Millstone Village Senior Reception Room in Pacific
Prop K for Kids is a zero tax rate increase bond referendum on the November 3, 2026, ballot. Bring your questions to a Small Group Sit-Down, and learn more by visiting the district website.
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Parents and community members are invited to discuss questions and information regarding Prop K.
Small Group Sit-Downs will take place at 7:00pm at the following locations:
👉 October 6: Gray Summit Christian Preschool in Gray Summit
👉 October 8: Pacific Fire District House #2 in Robertsville
👉 October 15: Nike Elementary in Catawissa
👉 October 20: Millstone Village Senior Reception Room in Pacific
Prop K for Kids is a zero tax rate increase bond referendum on the November 3, 2026, ballot. Bring your questions to a Small Group Sit-Down, and learn more by visiting the district website.
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It’s National Tutor Appreciation Week, and we’re grateful for the volunteers who make a difference through Oasis Intergenerational Tutoring! ✨
The program pairs volunteers age 50 and older with students in grades K-3 for one-on-one support each week throughout the school year. These meaningful connections help students build skills, confidence, and a love of learning.
Interested in becoming an Oasis tutor? Volunteer training will be held Thursday, October 8, from 9:00am to 3:00pm at the MVR-III Central Office.
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The program pairs volunteers age 50 and older with students in grades K-3 for one-on-one support each week throughout the school year. These meaningful connections help students build skills, confidence, and a love of learning.
Interested in becoming an Oasis tutor? Volunteer training will be held Thursday, October 8, from 9:00am to 3:00pm at the MVR-III Central Office.
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Please join us in recognizing our MVR-III principals!
⭐️ Mr. Orris, Pacific High School
⭐️ Mr. Dempsey, Riverbend Middle School
⭐️ Mrs. McAtee, Pacific Intermediate
⭐️ Mrs. Gish, Coleman Elementary
⭐️ Dr. Tollison, Nike Elementary
⭐️ Dr. Watson, Robertsville Elementary
⭐️ Dr. Sladek, Zitzman Elementary
⭐️ Mrs. Huson, Doris Hoffman Early Learning Center
Thank you for your leadership, care, and commitment to helping every school community thrive. Happy National Principals Month!
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⭐️ Mr. Orris, Pacific High School
⭐️ Mr. Dempsey, Riverbend Middle School
⭐️ Mrs. McAtee, Pacific Intermediate
⭐️ Mrs. Gish, Coleman Elementary
⭐️ Dr. Tollison, Nike Elementary
⭐️ Dr. Watson, Robertsville Elementary
⭐️ Dr. Sladek, Zitzman Elementary
⭐️ Mrs. Huson, Doris Hoffman Early Learning Center
Thank you for your leadership, care, and commitment to helping every school community thrive. Happy National Principals Month!
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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 next Coffee with Dr. Carrie is tomorrow, October 6, at Pacific Family Restaurant.
➡️ 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 next Coffee with Dr. Carrie is tomorrow, October 6, at Pacific Family Restaurant.
➡️ October 6: Pacific Family Restaurant
➡️ October 14: McDonald’s
➡️ October 20: Hardees
➡️ October 28: Little Ireland
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Meet MVR-III alum Samantha Fitzgerald, Class of 2013. 🎓
Samantha is a stay-at-home mom and is most proud of caring for her twin daughters.
Samantha says many of the teachers she had throughout her time at MVR-III helped her learn how to understand and work through difficult situations and solve problems. Those skills continue to serve her today as she manages the responsibilities of caring for her disabled daughters.
One of Samantha's favorite memories is being part of choir from her freshman year through her senior year. She loved being part of the class and the energy it brought to her day.
Her advice for current students: Put yourself out there. Don't be afraid to try something new, because that new thing could be the best thing you've ever done.
YOU are an important part of the MVR-III story. Complete our Alumni Story Form by visiting the district website.
Samantha is a stay-at-home mom and is most proud of caring for her twin daughters.
Samantha says many of the teachers she had throughout her time at MVR-III helped her learn how to understand and work through difficult situations and solve problems. Those skills continue to serve her today as she manages the responsibilities of caring for her disabled daughters.
One of Samantha's favorite memories is being part of choir from her freshman year through her senior year. She loved being part of the class and the energy it brought to her day.
Her advice for current students: Put yourself out there. Don't be afraid to try something new, because that new thing could be the best thing you've ever done.
YOU are an important part of the MVR-III story. Complete our Alumni Story Form by visiting the district website.
Congratulations to Francis at Nike Elementary, who has already completed the library’s Mark Twain Nominee Challenge for the year! 🎉
Each year, the Library Association of Missouri selects Mark Twain Nominee books as recommended reading material for students in 4th through 6th grade. We are proud of the hard work and dedication Francis has shown in completing this challenge.
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Each year, the Library Association of Missouri selects Mark Twain Nominee books as recommended reading material for students in 4th through 6th grade. We are proud of the hard work and dedication Francis has shown in completing this challenge.
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Reminder: There will be no school on Monday, October 5. We’ll see our students again on Tuesday! 👋
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Our schools rely on many people working together each day, and our custodians are an important part of that team! 🙌
On National Custodian Day, we thank them for keeping our buildings clean, caring for school spaces, preparing rooms for special events, and helping maintain safe environments for students and staff.
We appreciate all you do!
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On National Custodian Day, we thank them for keeping our buildings clean, caring for school spaces, preparing rooms for special events, and helping maintain safe environments for students and staff.
We appreciate all you do!
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Recently, 19 Pacific High School student artists joined Four Rivers Conference students at East Central College for a day of hands-on artmaking workshops in a college setting. 🎨
Students explored a variety of creative processes, including Renaissance paint making, Kanji stamp cutting, printmaking, Japanese book binding, spooky ceramic tumblers, monster sculpting, and 2-D walk cycle animation.
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Students explored a variety of creative processes, including Renaissance paint making, Kanji stamp cutting, printmaking, Japanese book binding, spooky ceramic tumblers, monster sculpting, and 2-D walk cycle animation.
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We look forward to a day of Homecoming celebration on Friday! 🎉
This will be an early release day, and below is the schedule:
➡️ 12:00pm: Grades 5-12 release
➡️ 1:10pm: Grades PreK-4 release
➡️ 1:30pm: Float line-up
➡️ 2:00pm: Participant bus drop-off
➡️ 2:30pm: Homecoming Parade begins
➡️ 3:45pm: Participant bus return
➡️ 5:00pm: Tailgating begins
➡️ 6:30pm: Pregame introductions
➡️ 7:00pm: Football game kickoff
➡️ 7:45pm: Homecoming halftime presentation
For the Homecoming Parade route and additional details, visit the district website.
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This will be an early release day, and below is the schedule:
➡️ 12:00pm: Grades 5-12 release
➡️ 1:10pm: Grades PreK-4 release
➡️ 1:30pm: Float line-up
➡️ 2:00pm: Participant bus drop-off
➡️ 2:30pm: Homecoming Parade begins
➡️ 3:45pm: Participant bus return
➡️ 5:00pm: Tailgating begins
➡️ 6:30pm: Pregame introductions
➡️ 7:00pm: Football game kickoff
➡️ 7:45pm: Homecoming halftime presentation
For the Homecoming Parade route and additional details, visit the district website.
#MVNation
Join MVR-III tomorrow at the Boles Fire House Station #3 in Villa Ridge at 7:00pm for our first Small Group Sit-Down! 👏
Parents and community members are invited to discuss questions and information regarding Prop K.
Small Group Sit-Downs will take place at 7:00pm at the following locations:
👉 October 1: Boles Fire House Station #3 in Villa Ridge
👉 October 6: Gray Summit Christian Preschool in Gray Summit
👉 October 8: Pacific Fire District House #2 in Robertsville
👉 October 15: Nike Elementary in Catawissa
👉 October 20: Millstone Village Senior Reception Room in Pacific
Prop K for Kids is a zero tax rate increase bond referendum on the November 3, 2026, ballot. Bring your questions to a Small Group Sit-Down, and learn more by visiting the district website.
#MVNation
Parents and community members are invited to discuss questions and information regarding Prop K.
Small Group Sit-Downs will take place at 7:00pm at the following locations:
👉 October 1: Boles Fire House Station #3 in Villa Ridge
👉 October 6: Gray Summit Christian Preschool in Gray Summit
👉 October 8: Pacific Fire District House #2 in Robertsville
👉 October 15: Nike Elementary in Catawissa
👉 October 20: Millstone Village Senior Reception Room in Pacific
Prop K for Kids is a zero tax rate increase bond referendum on the November 3, 2026, ballot. Bring your questions to a Small Group Sit-Down, and learn more by visiting the district website.
#MVNation
Pacific High School celebrated Dolly Day on September 25 with a sweet end-of-the-day treat for our teachers!
Student Council helped make the day extra special by showing our teachers some well-deserved appreciation. 💜
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Student Council helped make the day extra special by showing our teachers some well-deserved appreciation. 💜
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One week remains to register to vote in the November election!
Register to vote in Franklin County:
📍 Franklin County Clerk's Office at 400 East Locust, Room 201, Union
📍 Pacific License Bureau at 730 West Osage Street, Pacific
📍 Scenic Regional Library at 111 Lamar Parkway, Pacific
Register to vote in Jefferson County:
📍 Jefferson County Clerk’s Office at 729 Maple St, Hillsboro
📍 Jefferson County Library - Northwest at 5680 State Rd PP, High Ridge
📍 Jefferson County Library - 1701 Missouri State Rd, Arnold
Register to vote in St. Louis County:
📍 St. Louis County Clerk’s Office at 41 S. Central, St. Louis
📍 Pacific License Bureau at 730 West Osage Street, Pacific
To register to vote or learn more about voter registration options, visit the Missouri Secretary of State’s website.
Proposition K will appear on the November 3, 2026, ballot. Proposed projects would be completed with a ZERO tax rate increase.
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Register to vote in Franklin County:
📍 Franklin County Clerk's Office at 400 East Locust, Room 201, Union
📍 Pacific License Bureau at 730 West Osage Street, Pacific
📍 Scenic Regional Library at 111 Lamar Parkway, Pacific
Register to vote in Jefferson County:
📍 Jefferson County Clerk’s Office at 729 Maple St, Hillsboro
📍 Jefferson County Library - Northwest at 5680 State Rd PP, High Ridge
📍 Jefferson County Library - 1701 Missouri State Rd, Arnold
Register to vote in St. Louis County:
📍 St. Louis County Clerk’s Office at 41 S. Central, St. Louis
📍 Pacific License Bureau at 730 West Osage Street, Pacific
To register to vote or learn more about voter registration options, visit the Missouri Secretary of State’s website.
Proposition K will appear on the November 3, 2026, ballot. Proposed projects would be completed with a ZERO tax rate increase.
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Mrs. Vancil’s Forensic Science class at Pacific High School put a hands-on twist on an outdoor egg hunt!
Students practiced identifying, photographing, and packaging evidence while learning how to maintain the chain of custody at a crime scene. 🔎
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Students practiced identifying, photographing, and packaging evidence while learning how to maintain the chain of custody at a crime scene. 🔎
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Coffee with Dr. Carrie continues! ☕
Each week, Superintendent Dr. Carrie Schwierjohn hosts a morning conversation where community members can connect, ask questions, and learn more about Prop K. Sessions take place from 8:00 to 9:00am.
The fourth Coffee with Dr. Carrie is September 30 at Little Ireland.
➡️ 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 hosts a morning conversation where community members can connect, ask questions, and learn more about Prop K. Sessions take place from 8:00 to 9:00am.
The fourth Coffee with Dr. Carrie is September 30 at Little Ireland.
➡️ September 30: Little Ireland
➡️ October 6: Pacific Family Restaurant
➡️ October 14: McDonald’s
➡️ October 20: Hardees
➡️ October 28: Little Ireland
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Homecoming is this week, #MVNation!
Get ready to show your school spirit each day, Reality TV Edition:
➡️ Monday, September 28 – The Voice: Wear a band or singer T-shirt
➡️ Tuesday, September 29 – Duck Dynasty: Wear camouflage
➡️ Wednesday, September 30 – American Ninja Warrior: Wear red, white, and blue or USA-themed clothing
➡️ Thursday, October 1 – Survivor: Wear tropical-themed clothing
➡️ Friday, October 2 – Family Feud: Show your school spirit by wearing your grade level or group’s assigned color
Homecoming events will also take place throughout the week, including Powderpuff on Wednesday, September 30, at 6:00pm, the Homecoming Parade on Friday, October 2, at 2:30pm, and the Homecoming Football Game on Friday, October 2, at 7:00pm.
To sign up for the Homecoming Parade, visit https://bit.ly/mvr3parade.
For more information about Homecoming and the full schedule of events, visit https://www.mvr3.k12.mo.us/article/3129317
Get ready to show your school spirit each day, Reality TV Edition:
➡️ Monday, September 28 – The Voice: Wear a band or singer T-shirt
➡️ Tuesday, September 29 – Duck Dynasty: Wear camouflage
➡️ Wednesday, September 30 – American Ninja Warrior: Wear red, white, and blue or USA-themed clothing
➡️ Thursday, October 1 – Survivor: Wear tropical-themed clothing
➡️ Friday, October 2 – Family Feud: Show your school spirit by wearing your grade level or group’s assigned color
Homecoming events will also take place throughout the week, including Powderpuff on Wednesday, September 30, at 6:00pm, the Homecoming Parade on Friday, October 2, at 2:30pm, and the Homecoming Football Game on Friday, October 2, at 7:00pm.
To sign up for the Homecoming Parade, visit https://bit.ly/mvr3parade.
For more information about Homecoming and the full schedule of events, visit https://www.mvr3.k12.mo.us/article/3129317
Meet MVR-III alum Rain Chumley, Class of 2018. 🎓
Rain currently works in pediatric dentistry in Union, Missouri. She holds a bachelor's degree in child development with a minor in psychology. She also has experience assisting with full-mouth rehabilitation procedures in the operating room while providing chairside support, patient care, and clinical assistance in a fast-paced office environment.
Rain says her experiences at MVR-III helped prepare her for her future by giving her opportunities to explore health occupations and learn about different career fields within healthcare. Through these experiences, she gained valuable knowledge, hands-on exposure, and a better understanding of her interests. Most importantly, MVR-III helped build her confidence and showed her that she was capable of pursuing and achieving the career goals she had always dreamed of.
One of Rain's favorite memories is being part of the Health Occupations class. She remembers Mrs. Hartman as an incredible teacher who made learning engaging and meaningful. Her support, encouragement, and passion for helping students succeed left a lasting impression on Rain and played an important role in shaping her interest in pursuing a career in healthcare.
Her advice for current students: Take advantage of every opportunity available to you, even if it feels outside of your comfort zone. Explore different career paths, ask questions, and don't be afraid to try new things. The experiences you gain now can help you discover passions you never knew you had. Most importantly, believe in yourself. Your goals and dreams are achievable with hard work, dedication, and confidence. You are capable of accomplishing more 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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Rain currently works in pediatric dentistry in Union, Missouri. She holds a bachelor's degree in child development with a minor in psychology. She also has experience assisting with full-mouth rehabilitation procedures in the operating room while providing chairside support, patient care, and clinical assistance in a fast-paced office environment.
Rain says her experiences at MVR-III helped prepare her for her future by giving her opportunities to explore health occupations and learn about different career fields within healthcare. Through these experiences, she gained valuable knowledge, hands-on exposure, and a better understanding of her interests. Most importantly, MVR-III helped build her confidence and showed her that she was capable of pursuing and achieving the career goals she had always dreamed of.
One of Rain's favorite memories is being part of the Health Occupations class. She remembers Mrs. Hartman as an incredible teacher who made learning engaging and meaningful. Her support, encouragement, and passion for helping students succeed left a lasting impression on Rain and played an important role in shaping her interest in pursuing a career in healthcare.
Her advice for current students: Take advantage of every opportunity available to you, even if it feels outside of your comfort zone. Explore different career paths, ask questions, and don't be afraid to try new things. The experiences you gain now can help you discover passions you never knew you had. Most importantly, believe in yourself. Your goals and dreams are achievable with hard work, dedication, and confidence. You are capable of accomplishing more 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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