Week of March 30-April 4, 2026
🐾 Week of March 30-April 4, 2026 🐾
Dates to Remember 📆
March 17-May 21
- 4th Qtr
Friday, April 3-Monday, April 6
- No School
- Easter Break
Friday, April 17
- 4th Qtr Midterm
April 27- May 8
- MAP/EOC Testing
- Attendance is IMPORTANT!
Wednesday, April 29
- Spring Music Concert
Saturday, May 2
- Prom
May 12-15
- MAP/EOC Makeup Testing
Sunday, May 17
- HS Graduation
Thursday, May 21
- Last Day of School
School is in session on Monday, March 30th, but there will be NO SCHOOL on Friday, April 3rd for the holiday weekend.
Upcoming FFA Events 🌽
If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Ellis at ellisb@maysville.k12.mo.us.
📣JH and HS Cheer Tryouts are the week of April 20th-26th 📣
An informational paper about cheerleader expectations can be picked up in the JH/HS office, or the Elementary office for current 6th graders.
For any questions, contact Mrs. Saunders are saundersc@maysville.k12.mo.us.
Weekly Events 🏆
Supporting Our Wolverines 🐾
Hurts Donut Fundraiser 🍩
Just in time for your Easter Celebration!
Support the Senior class by placing an order. Visit the link below to find out more information about how to order.
Jostens Yearbook Sales 📖
Student Reminders ✅
- Students must wear clothing that covers undergarments and private areas (buttocks, chest, and genitals) at all times.
- Clothing, footwear, and accessories must allow students to participate in school activities without risk to health or safety.
- Students may not wear dress, such as inappropriate footwear, that might damage district property.
- Students must wear protective clothing and equipment when required by district staff.
- Students may not wear clothing or accessories that:
- Contain content that is obscene to minors, libelous, indecent, or vulgar;
- Contain insulting or fighting words or threats of violence;
- Are likely to cause a disruption to the educational environment;
- Show or imply gang affiliation;
- Include images or language that violate district rules on illegal discrimination or harassment; and
- Disrupt the school environment, promote disruptive behavior, or infringe on the rights of others.
- Contain content that is obscene to minors, libelous, indecent, or vulgar;
When, in the judgment of the principal, a student's appearance or mode of dress disrupts the educational process or environment, constitutes a threat to health or safety, or displays inappropriate language or pictures, the student may be sent home. In the event that a parent cannot be reached, the student may be asked to make modifications to the dress or grooming at school.
Refusal to comply with the dress code policy will result in removal from class until compliance is achieved. Violations may result in disciplinary action.
Click any of the links below to view board policies and/or the student handbook related to the dress code reminder above.
📵 UNPLUG TO SUCCEED 📵
The Advantages of No Personal Device Use at School
Why it Matters:
✔ Stay Focused
Improves attention during class and helps you stay on task
✔ Achieve More
Boosts academic performance and helps you retain what you learn
✔ Minimize Distractions
Creates a better learning environment for you and your classmates
✔ Build Real Connections
Encourages face-to-face conversations and stronger relationships
✔ Promote Kindness
Reduces opportunities for cyberbullying during the school day
✔ Create a Positive Environment
Supports a classroom culture where everyone can succeed
✔ Develop Healthy Habits
Limits screen time and promotes balance
✔ Stay Engaged
Helps you actively participate in lessons and activities
✔ Act with Integrity
Reduces the temptation for cheating or academic dishonesty
✔ Support Your Well-Being
Improves mental health and overall wellness
Take a Break from Your Device…
and Take a Step Toward Success!
Click any of the links below to view board policies and/or the student handbook related to the no personal device reminder above.
Wolverines in Action 🤩
We are so proud of our NHS students for spending their morning off on Monday giving back at Second Harvest!
They helped serve families in need and truly exemplified the pillars of National Honor Society in action—scholarship, service, character, and leadership.
Totals Served:
Cars: 116
Families: 256
Individuals: 929
Pounds of food: 14,297
Check out these awesome Wolverines making a difference!
To see the FB post with additional photos, CLICK HERE.
Quick Connect 🤝
Quick connects are a great way to engage in conversations with your family. Give it a try!
