Down right perfect in room 22 💙💛 #wearewapello
Mrs. Humiston's Essential Social Studies class took a field trip today. They traveled to the Toolesboro Indian Mounds. They have been working on a unit learning about indigenous people. Thank you to Lana for showing them around!
Here are the Tribe Pride winners for the week of March 16: K. Black, P. Cooley, A. Grimm, G. Howell, W. Lanz, A. Lentz, C. McCleary, R. Newcomb, R. Strickland, D. Wheeler, A. Vazquez, and A. Zepeda. Staff winner is Mrs. Leonda Frieden. Congratulations! #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride
A friendly reminder to all middle and high school parents/guardians: Students in grades 6 through 11 will be participating in the Iowa Statewide Assessment (ISASP) next week!
These assessments allow educators, students, and families to see the progress gained by our students each year. It is incredibly important that our students put forth their best effort on these assessments!
These assessments allow educators, students, and families to see the progress gained by our students each year. It is incredibly important that our students put forth their best effort on these assessments!
Don't forget to rock your socks for Down Syndrome Awareness TOMORROW, Friday, 3/20!
A reminder of our meeting for students and parents/guardians of those going on the music Florida trip. I will meet with chaperones at 6:15 and then everyone at 6:30 in the music room. After the meeting, Mrs. Swope would LOVE for students to stay and help set up for dinner theater!!!
Yesterday, preschool enjoyed the snow! Can't do that today!!
The Wapello Jr/Sr High Daily Announcements for Thursday, March 19, are available at this download link: -> https://aptg.co/VClJtJ
Tomorrow, Friday March 20, Gum sales for the PTO returns. Bring $1 for two pieces of gum and help support the Wapello Elementary PTO!
Don't forget - the Blood Drive hosted by ImpactLife and WHS Student Council is TODAY!
Please check in at the main office!
Please check in at the main office!
It has been a crazy start to the week with a snow day, late start, St. Patrick's Day activities, and a glittery mess left by Leprechauns. Then, what started as a snowy recess is now a melted, muddy mess. But, through the craziness, we are learning and having so much fun in kindergarten!🍀🪙
💙💛 National Athletic Training Month 💛💙
At Wapello, our student-athletes are supported by more than just coaches—they are cared for, protected, and guided by an incredible athletic trainer who goes above and beyond every single day.
👏 Thank you, Lishay Allen!
From injury prevention and on-field care to rehabilitation and recovery, Lishay plays a critical role in keeping our athletes healthy and safe. Whether it’s a Friday night under the lights or a weekend tournament, she is always there—ready to respond, support, and encourage.
Athletic trainers are often the first to step in during tough moments, and their knowledge, quick thinking, and compassion make a lasting impact on our programs and our students.
We are grateful for your dedication, your care, and the difference you make in the lives of our athletes every day.
💙💛 Thank you for everything you do, Lishay! 💛💙
At Wapello, our student-athletes are supported by more than just coaches—they are cared for, protected, and guided by an incredible athletic trainer who goes above and beyond every single day.
👏 Thank you, Lishay Allen!
From injury prevention and on-field care to rehabilitation and recovery, Lishay plays a critical role in keeping our athletes healthy and safe. Whether it’s a Friday night under the lights or a weekend tournament, she is always there—ready to respond, support, and encourage.
Athletic trainers are often the first to step in during tough moments, and their knowledge, quick thinking, and compassion make a lasting impact on our programs and our students.
We are grateful for your dedication, your care, and the difference you make in the lives of our athletes every day.
💙💛 Thank you for everything you do, Lishay! 💛💙
Don't forget that registration forms for the NHS Cookies and Canvas are due tomorrow!
Your student should have received a form from their teacher.
If you have any questions, please email - kelci.eakins@wapellocsd.org
A relatively quiet week in terms of activities, but there are a few. Here is a look at this week's Wapello Jr/Sr High Activities.
Lunch For 3/17
Chicken Fajita
Pizza burger on a bun
Refried beans
Peas
Pears
Mixed berry
Chicken Fajita
Pizza burger on a bun
Refried beans
Peas
Pears
Mixed berry
Rock your socks for Down Syndrome Awareness on Friday, 3/20!
Wapello will have a 2 hour late start tomorrow, March 17. We need to give the road crews a chance to get things opened up after a night of drifting.
WHS Student Council is hosting our SPRING Blood Drive!
If you are interested in donating, please sign up using this link:
https://login.bloodcenter.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/141265
If you are interested in donating, please sign up using this link:
https://login.bloodcenter.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/141265
The Wapello Girls Golf Team was selected to receive 2 complete sets of golf clubs from the Iowa Golf Association. Presenting the clubs was Clint Brown (Wapello 1999 graduate). Also pictured are Wapello golfer's Brynlee Cunningham, Kaylor Veach, and Emmalin Marshall.
The Iowa Golf Association Foundation’s Fore the Future Initiative Expands to Distribute Donated Golf Club Sets to High Schools Across Iowa
Des Moines, IA – The Iowa Golf Association Foundation (IGAF), in partnership with Ken Schall Golf Performance Studio, is proud to announce the expansion of its Fore the Future initiative through the distribution of donated, refurbished golf club sets to high school golf programs across Iowa. This spring, nearly 60 complete sets of clubs will be delivered to 27 Iowa high schools, marking an exciting step forward in providing young golfers with the equipment they need to thrive in the sport – at no cost to students or schools.
While the club distribution represents the final phase of the Fore the Future initiative, the effort began in October with a statewide club donation week. Thanks to the generosity of IGA members, hundreds of clubs were collected. Those clubs were carefully sorted and transported to Ken Schall Golf Performance Studio, where Seth Svejda, PGA, and his team regripped the clubs as needed. The studio donated 30 full sets of grips, along with significant time and materials, ensuring each club was restored to optimal playing condition.
Last call for Dinner Theater seat reservations! You can email Mrs. Swope at jennifer.swope@wapellocsd.org with your name, # of seats needed, and a phone number. The music boosters will be shopping on Saturday!
