First quarter score for the Wildcats 22-0
Wildcat Cheer Squad...standing at attention...as they raise the American Flag.
Wildcats getting warmed up for Friday Night Lights...Game at Pleasanton..The Wildcats will be playing 8 Man football tonight...
Woodson USD 366 will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week from Tuesday, October 29 - Friday, November 1, 2019. Send a message and talk to your kids about staying #DrugFree!!
During the Celebration of Learning assembly, students at YCES were recognized for their achievements in math and reading. Congratulations kids!
High School Geometry Students of Mrs. Jacobs were working on projects this week. Next week they have a field trip planned to an architectural company.
There will be no school in the Woodson School District Friday, October 25th (PD) and Monday, October 28th (Conferences).
Students in Mr. Edmonds 6th grade current event class heard a first hand account about Operation Iraqi Freedom from a daughter and wife of someone who served from 2005 to 2010.
There will be no school in the Woodson School District Friday, October 25th (PD) and Monday, October 28th (Conferences).
Wildcats drop match to home team, Bluestreaks... 19-25...14-25
JV also dropped both matches to Eureka and Neodesha
Big victory for the Varsity cats over Eureka 25-16 and 26-24...
Varsity VB take set #1 against Eureka..
Middle and elementary students at an assembly for positive choices. Really good presentation!
Middle School health class made healthy pizzas with no carbs.
More science experiments from the middle school.
Eighth grade science students were learning today about carbon dioxide with hands on learning.
Congratulations to Zoey Scheibmeir for moving to the next grade level in Lexia Reading!
Middle School Cross Country finished the year strong a league with AnnMarie finishing as league champion. Alyssa finished third and A.J. finished fifth. In the boys Devin finished second, Jarrett placed fifth and Riley was 14th. Great job middle school students.
Congratulations to Austin and TyAnna for placing second and tenth in league cross country.
Babble, Talk, Read
Reading Together (ages 3-5)
Before you start reading a story to your child, read the title and author’s name and look at the picture on the front cover. As your child turns each page, follow the words with your finger so they can see the text your words go with. These things are important for understanding how books work.