Don’t Forget - Set clocks back one hour tonight, and exercise your right to vote on Tuesday, Nov. 5th! #MVNation
Warrior Spotlight!
Rowan pushed in the chair's at the end of library without being asked or having the chairs job. He is such a good leader!
What a great day of fun and learning 3rd grade students had as they wrapped up their Unit 2 in Reading, with an Animal Classification Escape Room. Students matched mammals with their habitat, sorted animals by their classification name, identified animals by their footprints, read and answered questions about a zoo keeper, and classified animals by what they eat. The kids had a blast and really enjoyed being zoologists!
There is no school for MVR-III students tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 1, as staff have a professional learning day.
Our students are KENough. Day 3 of Red Ribbon Week and we are decked out in pink.
- Photos courtesy of our Social Media Students.
Looking for some free time, #MVNation parents? Take advantage of the Kids Night Out being offered by the PHS Dance Team! Have your K-4 students enjoy an evening of crafts, activities, games, & more from 5:30 - 8 PM on Friday, Nov. 15. Cost is $30 (+$10 for additional siblings). For questions, email phsdance@mvr3.k12.mo.us.
It's the 2nd Day of Red Ribbon Week and our Coleman Warriors were decked out in their University gear. Never know where your path might lead if you remain drug free.
-Photos courtesy of our Social Media Students
The First Day of Red Ribbon Week was a great success. Students dressed in red and were ready to walk the Red Carpet. "Drug Free is the Way to Be".
-photos courtesy of Social Media students (Deegan and Easton).
Students, staff, and families had so much fun at our Trunk or Treat on Friday night. It was a great turnout.
#MVNation, it's not too early to plan your wardrobe for Red Ribbon Week. Students & staff will celebrate being drug-free starting next Monday! #RedRibbonWeek #GrowingTogether
Warrior Wednesday - Effy has good manners and stays in her seat! Thank you Effy for being a role model on the bus!
It's National School Bus Safety Week. Please drive safely around our buses, as they are transporting the most important resource in #MVNation - our students!
Pacific Partnership is hosting Monster Fest next Saturday, 10/26, from 2-5 PM. Trick-or-Treat on St. Louis Street in a safe & friendly environment for everyone! Enjoy treats, games, entertainment, & more. Visit pacificmo.org for info. #MVNation
Join the conversation - MVR-III is using Rooms to keep parents & guardians updated. Check your email and/or text messages for an invite, download the MVR-III app, & enable notifications! #GrowingTogether
Join us next Friday night for a ghoulishly fun evening.
Calling all doctors and nurses, STAT!We may have future medical professionals in our future. 1st grade just ended their 2nd Unit on the human body in CKLA knowledge. They learned about the different systems in a person's body. Which include the muscular system, skeletal system, circulatory system, and nervous system. They learned about bones, muscles, and organs. As well as how to eat and healthy. It looks like such a fun day of learning.
📱 In today’s digital world, it’s important to set clear, healthy boundaries around social media use for children. Helping kids manage their time online promotes healthier habits, encourages meaningful connections, and protects their well-being. Here’s why setting boundaries is essential:
✨ Improves Mental Health & Well-Being - Limiting screen time reduces exposure to negative influences, online pressure, and distractions, helping kids stay focused and emotionally balanced.
✨ Promotes Digital Responsibility - Teaching children about appropriate online behavior and privacy helps build a strong foundation for responsible digital citizenship.
Let's keep #GrowingTogether, #MVNation!
Don't forget - Coffee with Carrie is tomorrow, Oct. 15. Join MVR-III Superintendent Dr. Carrie Schwierjohn for a free cup of coffee and conversation between 9 & 10 AM. No agenda or speeches - just a chance to chat with the Superintendent and discuss the district priorities. Hosted and sponsored by Little Ireland Coffee, 125 North 1st Street. #MVNation #GrowingTogether
This past month Coleman Elementary participated in several activities to raise funds for the Franklin County United Way, an organization that benefits many of the students and families of our school district. Students brought in donations and participated in hat, stuffy, and popcorn days. Ms. Wood’s class raised the most money and got to silly string Dr. Quanz. Congratulations to all our Warriors for raising a grand total of $1024!
Coleman Warriors had a great time at the parade yesterday. Our "Emerald City" float was a great success. We hope everyone enjoyed homecoming week.
