We had a busy week in 3rd grade! We made an inherited trait flower garden and used our glasses to demonstrate different perspectives. We finished the week with an assembly and our multiplication sundae party. We had 10 students complete all of their multiplication facts!
Crowder Business Contests today! Verona FBLA members brought home two team trophies, and several medals! #veronafblaproud
Congratulations to Mrs. Conaway for winning Gertie the GOAT of positivity for March!
MSSC will be on campus tomorrow to provide free dental sealants for all students PK-12 through the MDHSS program. Dental sealants protect against 85% of chewing surface cavities and most insurances do not provide free dental sealants for children over the age of 13, so please take advantage of this program!! Only those with signed consents will receive the sealants. Please contact Nurse Shara for more info: syandall@veronar7.net
Parents, this is a reminder that any elementary students who plan to participate in our Math-a-Thon need to return their sponsor/donation forms this week! As soon as they turn their form into Mrs. Rambo, she will be able to give them their math packet. They will have until the end of next week to complete their problems. Thank you, again, for your continued support!
It's that time again! Our Spring Book Fair will be held March 30-April 6. Available times for students to shop will be during meals and elementary lunchtime recesses. It will also be open the night of our Fine Arts Fair on April 2, starting at 5:00 p.m. This is our Buy One Get One Free Fair, so don't miss it!
We are proud to celebrate four of our students who recently participated in the Construction Trades Pre-Apprenticeship Lunch & Learn!
During this Lunch & Learn, students explored the Pathway to Apprenticeship Program and gained valuable insight into the wide range of opportunities available within the construction trades right here in our community. From skilled trades to long-term career pathways, they were able to hear directly from industry professionals about what it takes to succeed and how to get started.
Through our Verona Wildcat Works program, we are intentionally connecting students to real-world career experiences while helping them build the skills needed to confidently enter the workforce directly after high school. Opportunities like this are a powerful example of that mission in action.
Experiences like this help bridge classroom learning with real-world application, empowering our students to make informed decisions about their futures. We are excited to see where these opportunities may lead them!
If you are an employer and would like to learn more about the Verona Wildcat Works – Registered Youth Apprenticeship Program, please contact Brandi Freiburger at 833-402-9580 Ext. 502. We are actively working to connect our students with meaningful employment opportunities and career exploration experiences.
Thank you to our local construction partners for investing in our students and helping build the next generation of skilled professionals.
During this Lunch & Learn, students explored the Pathway to Apprenticeship Program and gained valuable insight into the wide range of opportunities available within the construction trades right here in our community. From skilled trades to long-term career pathways, they were able to hear directly from industry professionals about what it takes to succeed and how to get started.
Through our Verona Wildcat Works program, we are intentionally connecting students to real-world career experiences while helping them build the skills needed to confidently enter the workforce directly after high school. Opportunities like this are a powerful example of that mission in action.
Experiences like this help bridge classroom learning with real-world application, empowering our students to make informed decisions about their futures. We are excited to see where these opportunities may lead them!
If you are an employer and would like to learn more about the Verona Wildcat Works – Registered Youth Apprenticeship Program, please contact Brandi Freiburger at 833-402-9580 Ext. 502. We are actively working to connect our students with meaningful employment opportunities and career exploration experiences.
Thank you to our local construction partners for investing in our students and helping build the next generation of skilled professionals.
Our apologies but route 2 bus is running behind. There could be a 10 to 15 minute delay for pick up. Please call the offices if you have any questions or concerns.
When your teacher goes all in for dress-up day. 😂👵🧓
This is what makes small schools special. It’s teachers who show up, connect, and make learning unforgettable.
Tag a teacher who made a difference in your life. If you are not fb friends with this teacher just list their name below!👇💛
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Teachers and staff enjoyed a secret Spirit Week this week. We kept the students guessing by wearing pajamas on Monday, drinking from "Anything But a Cup" on Tuesday, channeling Men in Black on Wednesday, and showing our school spirit on Thursday.
Buses will be running 5 - 10 minutes behind today, sorry for the inconvenience. Have a great Spring Break!
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🎓 Attention 2026 High School Seniors and Parents!
A friendly reminder that the deadline to submit scholarship applications through the Community Foundation of the Ozarks is Monday, March 16, 2026 at 11:59 PM.
If you plan to apply for any of the 2026 scholarships offered through the foundation, be sure to complete and submit your application before the deadline. Waiting until the last minute can create unnecessary stress, so take a few moments now to double-check that everything is finished and submitted.
Scholarships like these can make a meaningful difference as students take the next step toward college, technical training, or other post-secondary opportunities. We encourage all eligible seniors to take advantage of this opportunity.
📅 Deadline: March 16, 2026
⏰ Time: 11:59 PM
Don’t miss out—submit your application before the deadline!
A friendly reminder that the deadline to submit scholarship applications through the Community Foundation of the Ozarks is Monday, March 16, 2026 at 11:59 PM.
If you plan to apply for any of the 2026 scholarships offered through the foundation, be sure to complete and submit your application before the deadline. Waiting until the last minute can create unnecessary stress, so take a few moments now to double-check that everything is finished and submitted.
Scholarships like these can make a meaningful difference as students take the next step toward college, technical training, or other post-secondary opportunities. We encourage all eligible seniors to take advantage of this opportunity.
📅 Deadline: March 16, 2026
⏰ Time: 11:59 PM
Don’t miss out—submit your application before the deadline!
#smallschoolpride #smallschoolstrong
Vetona FBLA State Testing today! #veronafblaproud
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