8th grade science students finished up their buoyancy unit by seeing if their cardboard boats would sink or float. Great job by all! #wearewapello #wapellotribepride #sciencerocks
Attention all 8th-11th grade music students and a parents. It's not too late to registerer for the 2022 Disney Trip, but it has to be done by Thursday. I have attached a link that may be helpful to you. Thanks!
https://groupcollect.wistia.com/projects/5z4kgqbuql
The Wapello JR/SR High Daily Announcements for Monday, May 24, 2021 have been posted to our website and mobile app. They can be found in the documents folder, or by clicking on this direct link:https://5il.co/t2h8
#WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride
Cleaning out inventory room and came across this 2017 Wapello Girls Golf team poster. Will be in high school office. Free to the first one who grabs it.
Here are the Tribe Pride winners for the week of May 17: T. Allworth, J. Camarena, A. Hammer, D. Hogue, A. Hovendon, H. Hunt, J. Kuhlenbeck, M. Prado, B. Runnels, C. Stephens, R. Tobias, A. Valdez, and P. Yakle. Staff winner is Ms. Teresa Good. Congratulations!
On behalf of the Staff, Administration, and Board of Directors of the Wapello Community School District, we would like to congratulate the Wapello High School Class of 2021 on their Graduation today! We wish you nothing but success in your future endeavors!
#WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride #ForeveranIndian
Graduation on the football field is a go! What's life without a little bit of risk, right?! The fun begins at 2. See you there!
Saturday marks the final day of the IHSAA/IGHSAU State Track meet, and the Indians and Arrows both find themselves back on the blue oval. First the Arrows Sprint Medley relay will run at 2:00 pm, followed by the Indians Sprint Medley relay at 2:20 pm. At 3:55, Jake Gustison will give his all in the 100 m dash finals. Finally, both 4x100 relays will compete in the finals beginning with the girls at 5:25 and then the boys at 5:35. Watch all the action or track results at https://www.iahsaa.org/track-field/state-meet-central/
Friday's State Track meet was another successful one for the Indians and Arrows Track teams. The boys 4x200 relay finished with a time of 1:35.44 for 23rd place, while the girls 4x200 relay captured the bronze (3rd) finishing with a time of 1:48.11 (breaking a school record). Later, Serah Shafer ran the 400 m hurdles in 1:14.89 (22nd). And finally on the day, both 4x100 teams qualified for finals (boys - #8 44.87, girls - #6 51.73). Find all results at https://results.wayzatatiming.com/meets/9825/events
Discovery Park was a wonderful experience! 1st graders were able to fish, explore nature, feel a turtle, salamander,
and a snake, and see a REAL owl!!
Discovery Park was a wonderful experience! 1st graders were able to fish, explore nature, feel a turtle, salamander,
and a snake, and see a REAL owl!!
Discovery Park was a wonderful experience! 1st graders were able to fish, explore nature, feel a turtle, salamander,
and a snake, and see a REAL owl!!
Discovery Park was a wonderful experience! 1st graders were able to fish, explore nature, feel a turtle, salamander,
and a snake, and see a REAL owl!!
Discovery Park was a wonderful experience! 1st graders were able to fish, explore nature, feel a turtle, salamander,
and a snake, and see a REAL owl!!
Discovery Park was a wonderful experience! 1st graders were able to fish, explore nature, feel a turtle, salamander,
and a snake, and see a REAL owl!!
Discovery Park was a wonderful experience! 1st graders were able to fish, explore nature, feel a turtle, salamander,
and a snake, and see a REAL owl!!
Discovery Park was a wonderful experience! 1st graders were able to fish, explore nature, feel a turtle, salamander,
and a snake, and see a REAL owl!!
Wapello TIES facing Newman Catholic at 3:30pm today in Quarterfinal action. Good luck to both teams. Watch us live! https://twitch.tv/wapello_ties
Discovery Park was a wonderful experience! 1st graders were able to fish, explore nature, feel a turtle, salamander,
and a snake, and see a REAL owl!!
Discovery Park was a wonderful experience! 1st graders were able to fish, explore nature, feel a turtle, salamander,
and a snake, and see a REAL owl!!
