Morning meetings are an important part of starting the school day at Coleman Elementary. 🌟
They give students a chance to share ideas, connect with classmates, and get ready to learn. These daily moments help students feel prepared and focused while building a positive classroom community.
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They give students a chance to share ideas, connect with classmates, and get ready to learn. These daily moments help students feel prepared and focused while building a positive classroom community.
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September is Attendance Awareness Month!
Did you know that missing just two days of school each month means that students are absent for 10% of the entire school year?
This adds up. Let’s make a commitment to be in school every day! 🤝
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Did you know that missing just two days of school each month means that students are absent for 10% of the entire school year?
This adds up. Let’s make a commitment to be in school every day! 🤝
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Coleman Elementary is grateful to the Franciscan Brothers of Eureka and the Black Madonna Shrine for their generous support of our students!
Their donation included more than 35 backpacks filled with school supplies for students in need. 🎒❤️
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Their donation included more than 35 backpacks filled with school supplies for students in need. 🎒❤️
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Doris Hoffman Early Learning Center welcomed students to their first Powwow of the school year! 💜
The event officially welcomed students to the school community while introducing school expectations, the school motto, and four character values: Be Curious, Be Respectful, Be Patient, and Be Caring.
Students also joined in singing some familiar songs, helping make the first Powwow a memorable start to the school year.
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The event officially welcomed students to the school community while introducing school expectations, the school motto, and four character values: Be Curious, Be Respectful, Be Patient, and Be Caring.
Students also joined in singing some familiar songs, helping make the first Powwow a memorable start to the school year.
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Riverbend Middle School Trailblazers had their first Tribe visit with 7th grade students! 🎉
During the visit, they introduced themselves and kicked off a Tribe Poster Activity, where students get to design a theme or mascot that represents their Tribe.
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During the visit, they introduced themselves and kicked off a Tribe Poster Activity, where students get to design a theme or mascot that represents their Tribe.
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6th grade math students at Pacific Intermediate kicked off the school year by working in small groups to solve problems and practice collaborating with their peers! 🤝
Students shared ideas, asked questions, and built confidence together as they strengthened their math skills and classroom connections.
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Students shared ideas, asked questions, and built confidence together as they strengthened their math skills and classroom connections.
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Kindergarteners at Coleman Elementary have been working hard on their cutting skills, and they are officially scissor-certified! 🤗
Students are also getting their bodies ready to learn with morning yoga. Stretching, moving, and calming their minds help them start the day feeling focused and ready to learn.
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Students are also getting their bodies ready to learn with morning yoga. Stretching, moving, and calming their minds help them start the day feeling focused and ready to learn.
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Meet MVR-III alum Brent Batcheller, Class of 1993. 🎓
Brent is an educator at Rockwood Summit High School, where he teaches social studies. He is most proud of achieving National Board Certification in Teaching and earning the President's Council Award for Sports, Nutrition and Fitness.
Brent says his time at MVR-III was shaped by caring staff who worked to build lifelong relationships and the numerous extracurricular programs that helped prepare students for life beyond high school. Whether he was participating in choir or competing as a three-sport athlete, one program in particular helped inspire his career in education. Through Hi-Step, Brent and other students visited elementary schools to work with younger students on making healthy choices.
His advice for current students: Get involved, stay involved, take risks, and you'll find a new passion.
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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Brent is an educator at Rockwood Summit High School, where he teaches social studies. He is most proud of achieving National Board Certification in Teaching and earning the President's Council Award for Sports, Nutrition and Fitness.
Brent says his time at MVR-III was shaped by caring staff who worked to build lifelong relationships and the numerous extracurricular programs that helped prepare students for life beyond high school. Whether he was participating in choir or competing as a three-sport athlete, one program in particular helped inspire his career in education. Through Hi-Step, Brent and other students visited elementary schools to work with younger students on making healthy choices.
His advice for current students: Get involved, stay involved, take risks, and you'll find a new passion.
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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Students at Coleman Elementary recently reviewed steady beat through a fun, hands-on music activity!
They had the choice to demonstrate their knowledge using rhythm sticks or pool noodles, giving them a creative way to practice and show what they had learned. 🎵
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They had the choice to demonstrate their knowledge using rhythm sticks or pool noodles, giving them a creative way to practice and show what they had learned. 🎵
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Meet our Pacific High School Teaching Career Cadets, who are gaining valuable classroom experience through student-teaching opportunities across the district! 📚
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MVR-III is proud to congratulate Mrs. Sam Barmeier on receiving a grant from the Missouri Retired Teachers Association Foundation! 🎉
The grant will support her “Thinker Tinker” Mobile Engineering Lab, an innovative project designed to help students bridge the gap between abstract concepts and real-world application through a high-engagement STEM learning station.
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The grant will support her “Thinker Tinker” Mobile Engineering Lab, an innovative project designed to help students bridge the gap between abstract concepts and real-world application through a high-engagement STEM learning station.
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Our 4th grade Student Navigators at Zitzman Elementary have been busy helping our youngest and newest Chiefs find their classrooms and learn their way around the school! 💜
We are so proud of these students for stepping up as leaders, lending a helping hand, and making sure everyone feels welcome as they begin the school year.
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We are so proud of these students for stepping up as leaders, lending a helping hand, and making sure everyone feels welcome as they begin the school year.
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Students in Mrs. Mathes’ 4th grade class at Coleman Elementary put teamwork and perseverance into practice with a challenging puzzle activity! 🧩
Working in groups without knowing what the completed puzzle looked like, students had to communicate, collaborate, and work through challenges together. It was a hands-on way to learn that struggles can be part of the process, and that working together can help find a way forward.
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Working in groups without knowing what the completed puzzle looked like, students had to communicate, collaborate, and work through challenges together. It was a hands-on way to learn that struggles can be part of the process, and that working together can help find a way forward.
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Our littles at Doris Hoffman Early Learning Center are already learning and exploring during their first week of school! 🚀
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Purple Fridays are back! 💜
Show your school spirit each Friday by wearing purple and helping us fill our schools with purple pride.
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Show your school spirit each Friday by wearing purple and helping us fill our schools with purple pride.
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At Doris Hoffman Early Learning Center, play is learning! 💡
Building foundational skills is most effective when learning is interactive and fun. Families can support this growth anywhere, whether you are counting trees at the park, spotting letters on road signs during your commute, or sorting snacks at home.
How do you bring learning into your everyday routines?
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Building foundational skills is most effective when learning is interactive and fun. Families can support this growth anywhere, whether you are counting trees at the park, spotting letters on road signs during your commute, or sorting snacks at home.
How do you bring learning into your everyday routines?
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Miss Overman’s kindergarten class at Zitzman Elementary had a fun, hands-on way to work on their names while strengthening their fine motor skills!
Students used glue sticks and torn paper to create their names, combining creativity and learning in one engaging activity. 🤗
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Students used glue sticks and torn paper to create their names, combining creativity and learning in one engaging activity. 🤗
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We want every family to know the best path for getting questions answered or concerns addressed.
Our Communication Guide outlines the recommended steps for resolving questions:
➡️ Step 1: Contact your child's teacher.
➡️ Step 2: Contact your school administration.
➡️ Step 3: Contact district office administrators.
➡️ Step 4: Contact the superintendent.
➡️ Step 5: Contact the Board of Education.
Following this process helps us respond efficiently, connect families with the right people, and work together to support our students.
Learn more about district communications by visiting: https://www.mvr3.k12.mo.us/article/3054969
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Our Communication Guide outlines the recommended steps for resolving questions:
➡️ Step 1: Contact your child's teacher.
➡️ Step 2: Contact your school administration.
➡️ Step 3: Contact district office administrators.
➡️ Step 4: Contact the superintendent.
➡️ Step 5: Contact the Board of Education.
Following this process helps us respond efficiently, connect families with the right people, and work together to support our students.
Learn more about district communications by visiting: https://www.mvr3.k12.mo.us/article/3054969
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Our 5th Annual Green Out Game is almost here! 🙌
Get your gear before the game on September 18 by visiting the merchandise webpage: https://bit.ly/mvr3green
Let’s pack the stands and make this year’s Green Out Game one to remember.
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Get your gear before the game on September 18 by visiting the merchandise webpage: https://bit.ly/mvr3green
Let’s pack the stands and make this year’s Green Out Game one to remember.
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Women’s Equality Day is observed across the United States each year on August 26. The day recognizes the certification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which granted women the right to vote.
We appreciate our community joining us in recognizing this important moment in our nation’s history.
Register to vote before October 7th to vote in the November election at https://www.sos.mo.gov/elections/goVoteMissouri/register
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We appreciate our community joining us in recognizing this important moment in our nation’s history.
Register to vote before October 7th to vote in the November election at https://www.sos.mo.gov/elections/goVoteMissouri/register
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