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Mr. Sickler is the Leader of the Month for October. Here is what a co-worker said about him:
Mr. Sickler does a great job with all students and staff at making it a point to find the best for both parties in each scenario he is in. His work with students is awesome. He holds each one accountable, and students know what to expect from Mr. Sickler.
Your WMS 8th grade Tigers sweep the night in Springfield!
B team beat Carver/Jarrett 16-12.
8th B team down 6-0 at the half.
Tigers Win, Tigers Win! 48-0 final over Cherokee.
Halftime, WMS Tigers up 40-0 in the 8th grade A game.
Getting ready to kick off the 2nd half.
End of 1st. 8th grade up 16-0!
Start of 2nd, have the ball and are driving for another.
Apologies for the late post. WMS 8th grade football kicked off against Cherokee. Drove down the field and scored!
8-0 Tigers with 3:40 to go in the first.
The following plans are in place as of Thursday morning:
PARADE
As of this time, the Homecoming Parade will be held rain or shine at 2:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27, 2024. In the event of severe weather, the parade will be cancelled. Should it become necessary, any announcement regarding last-minute plans for the parade will be made on the Waynesville R-VI Facebook page. The parade begins at Waynesville City Park and ends at Waynesville Middle School.
CHAMBER TIGER PRIDE NIGHT
The Waynesville-St. Robert Chamber of Commerce’s Tiger Pride Night will be held from 4:30 to 6 p.m. INSIDE the Waynesville High School Gym.
CORONATION AND GAME
Coronation will be at 6:25 p.m. on the field at Tiger Stadium, followed by the game at 7 p.m.
8th grade fought hard and showed some progress but both teams came up short.
8th grade action getting started now!
7th grade concluded. B team dropping both sets and A team finding their stride and splitting on the night 1-1.
8th grade is warming up.
Volleyball back in action tonight at Pershing Middle School.
7th grade is getting things going!
8th grade A team drop 2 tough sets to a solid Ozark team.
Back in action on Thursday at Pershing.
And we are underway in the Main Event of the night!
8th grade B fought hard but came up short in 2 sets.
7th grade B team dropped 2 tough sets but the growth is there! Keep Fighting Tigers!
8th grade B team is still battling.
Volleyball action coming to you from Ozark tonight!
Law enforcement officials across the nation have been investigating social media threats about alleged school shootings, which appear to be linked with Sept. 11. Like others across the nation, our local law enforcement has investigated an alleged threat on social media (Snap Chat) that was being made toward “Pulaski County middle schools.” Local law enforcement officials have reported that currently there is no credible threat to the schools in the Waynesville R-VI School District. Working with national law enforcement agencies, local investigators believe that the threat was made in reference to a Pulaski County School District in another state.
All threats are taken seriously, however, and the safety of our students and staff is our first priority. Out of an abundance of caution, school resource officers and local enforcement will have an increased presence at the Waynesville Sixth Grade Center and Waynesville Middle School.
Should you have questions or concerns, please contact your child’s building principal. #wayschools
The Armed Services YMCA hosted a Patriot Day Art Contest for Waynesville R-VI students with many works of art being on display during the Patriot Day event at the Waynesville City Park on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024.
The following students were awarded with first place ribbons;
Carter Smith, 5th grade
John Schultz, 12th grade
Isabella Johnston, 3rd grade
Kendra Franks, 10th grade
Max Tayler Joyce, 7th grade
Caleb Bradford, 2nd grade
Coralline Sanchez, 5th grade
Naomi Gonzalez, 7th grade
Theo Leinbaugh, 4th grade
Drake Volkmer, 3rd grade
Lily Whitten, 2nd grade
Esther Oppong, 5th grade
First place award recipients were awarded a $10 Walmart gift card donated by Walmart St. Robert. #wayschools
