The lights are bright, the music is ready, and our Trojans are prepared to take the field!
Good luck to our Webster County Band as they compete in the Regional Marching Band Competition tomorrow!
➡️ Class AA West Regional
📍Christian County Stadium of Champions
⏰ Performance Time: 7:30 PM
Months of dedication, countless hours of practice, and a whole lot of teamwork have led to this moment!
Leave it all on the field, Trojans! 🤩 Go WC!
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✨ Get ready for Red Ribbon Week, with a little Dolly spirit! ✨
Monday, 10/26
- 9-5 Day - Dress in professional clothes
Tuesday, 10/27
- Coat of Many Colors Day - Dress in bright colors
Wednesday, 10/28
- Educator Day - Dress as your favorite teacher or staff person
Thursday, 10/29
- Rhinestones & Cowboys - Dress in rhinestones and/or western wear
Friday, 10/30
- Imagination Library Day - Dress as your favorite character or Halloween costume
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Vibrant Learning Experiences happen when learning is meaningful, engaging, and connected to real life. These experiences move beyond traditional instruction to prepare students with the skills they need to thrive in school, work, and life, such as curiosity, creativity, and collaboration.
Over the past couple of years, you may have seen ParentSquare and Facebook posts about student learning experiences that naturally connect classroom instruction to real life and align with our profile of a graduate, which highlights skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, citizenship, and communication.
Some recent examples of Vibrant Learning Experiences include:
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Providence Elementary 2nd graders finished language arts module 1 and learned about schools around the world and how solar energy is used. Mrs. Shelton's son hosted a video call from a solar farm to show what solar panels look like and how they work, connecting the classroom to the real world.
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Dixon Elementary 5th graders read Esperanza Rising, a novel about immigrants and Hispanic culture. After reading, they connected with the story by making yarn dolls, trying new foods, and wearing culture-inspired clothing.
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Sebree Elementary celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month by celebrating the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of the Hispanic community. Students shared their heritage by wearing traditional clothing and participating in a variety of engaging activities during the month.
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Dixon Elementary & the WC Area Technology Center are collaborating on an interest project, where the kindergartners are surveyed about their interests before students begin planning, designing, producing, and presenting projects back to the kindergartners. Students are practicing the design process, from client interview to product delivery. This was recently highlighted on the KY Office of Career and Technical Education Facebook page.
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WC Area Technology Center students attended the Association of General Contractors Construction Career Day at the Murray State Expo Center, where they met with different companies and unions to explore career options in the construction sector. Students also participated in hands-on product demonstrations.
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WC Area Technology Center Health Science students collaborated with the West KY Area Health Education Center to gain hands-on experience with laparotomy trainer boxes by learning how to suture incisions/wounds while wearing full personal protective equipment.
📸 Check out the Vibrant Learning Experience pics below and stay tuned for more examples from our schools!
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It's not too late to submit your KIP Survey Permission for your 6th and/or 8th grader! You can submit your response in several ways.
Click on the ParentSquare Post Links below to Complete the Online Permission Form:
OR click on the Google Form Link below:
The remaining schools will be administering the survey soon, so let's get those responses in as soon as possible! 🫶
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The Beacon of West Kentucky is a community partner that supports Webster County families.
The Clay and Providence staff recently participated in Beacon's Drug Endangered Children Awareness Training, which teaches how to identify and rescue children living in homes with substance misuse.
In addition, they offer the POP (Prevention Outreach Project) Program, an afterschool program that provides education, prevention, and support for students in grades 4-6. Students will receive life skills, evidence-based substance prevention/education, and character education to build individual protective factors.
Thank you for supporting Webster County families and schools! 🫶
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This form is not just about students receiving free meals. Each submitted form helps us advocate for our students. No matter your income status, each form matters!
Why is this form important?
🍴Free meals for students
🧑🧑🧒🧒 FRYSC (Family Resource Youth Service Center) funding for staff, student programs, and supplies
🛜 E-rate funding for high-speed internet
📚 Title 1 federal funding for extra academic help for our schools
📊 Data for grants that directly support our students
It only takes a few minutes, is confidential, and directly impacts our students!
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- M - F, 10/26 - 10/30 - Red Ribbon Week Spirit Days (see flyer)
- M, 10/26 - Webster County Board of Education Meeting at 5:00 PM
- T, 10/27 - World Occupational Therapy Day
- F, 10/30 - Providence Elementary Fall Festival
- Su, 11/1 - Daylight Saving Time Ends
- M, 11/9 - Webster County Board of Education Work Session at 5:00 PM
- M - F, 11/9 - 11/13 - National School Psychology Week
- F, 11/13 - Midterm for 2nd Nine Weeks, Trojan Mania at 6:00 PM
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