Pep Band, Cross Country, Football Cheer, Football
Help us recognize and celebrate the seniors of the above fall sports tonight in MV. Seniors and Parents please meet Ms. West down by the front gates at 6:15 to line up for a 6:30 presentation before the game.
Parents are free to enter, just let the gate workers know you are a senior athletes parent for admission.
-PreK, 1st and 2nd will cheer after the first quarter.
-Middle School will cheer at half time of the game.
-3rd, 4th, and 5th grade will cheer after the 3rd quarter.
Cheerleaders meet at the entry gate within 2 minutes left prior to your quarters performance. MV coaches will be there with white cheer camp shirts on to greet you and get you set up.
Shirts and Poms will be available for pickup from 6pm-7:15pm at the table next to the bleachers. Cheerleaders are asked to wear Black pants, leggings or shorts/skirts and tennis shoes!
These Hawkeyes were caught SOARing! The weekly S.O.A.R. award is given to elementary students who display the following positive behaviors:
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 29th - October 3rd Winners: Arnez, Reed, Samuel, Fritz, Carson, and Justice
“Arnez is the SOAR winner because he shows respect by sitting quietly and being on task at group time. He also follows safety expectations by keeping his hands to himself.” - Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Reed comes to school ready to learn. He actively participates throughout the day for all subject areas and works hard on independent tasks!” - Miss Brock (Kindergarten)
“Samuel is the SOAR winner because he is safe in the hallway. He uses walking feet, and a quiet voice. Samuel is on task when he is working, and he achieves by doing his best.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Fritz is on task and achieving by trying his best on his assignments and he listens to the directions the first time they are given.” - Mrs. Rife (2nd grade)
“Carson was soaring this week by being a good listener during math class. He also stayed on task while practicing writing multiplication equations.” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Justice is a student that wants to always do his best. He participates well in class!” - Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
HAWKEYE PRIDE
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 22nd - 26th Winners: Elizabeth, Finn, Casper, Milo, Avery, and Beau
“Elizabeth SOARS because she shows respect by cleaning up her toys when she is done playing and by walking quietly down the hallway.” - Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Finn does a great job at following the daily classroom routine. He makes other students and staff feel special with his friendly greetings throughout the day!” - Miss Brock (Kindergarten)
“Casper is the S.O.A.R. winner this week because he has been working hard at staying on task during work time and giving his best effort.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Milo is respectful and helpful to his classmates. He listens to them and also lets them share during partner work and follows partner work rules during the day!” - Mrs. Rife (2nd grade)
“Avery is a very hard worker and does her best on all her tasks. She is kind and very helpful to others.” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Beau is always on task and participates in class! Great job!” - Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
These Hawkeyes were caught SOARing! The weekly S.O.A.R. award is given to elementary students who display the following positive behaviors:
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 15 - 19th Winners: Remi, Olivia, Sophia, Winnie, Kinsey, and Waylon
“Remi SOARS because she shows respect to her friends by sharing toys in class, and is also respectful to her classmates by being on task during work time.” - Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Olivia was very respectful during story time. She showed all of the carpet expectations. Olivia was also soaring during independent work time. She worked very quietly at her desk which allowed others at her table group to stay focused.” - Miss Brock (Kindergarten)
“Sophia deserves this award because she has been working hard, doing her best work, and staying on task!” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Winnie soars daily, she comes to class prepared and does her best staying on task during math and reading. On task and achieving!” - Mrs. Rife (2nd grade)
“Kinsey is very kind and helpful to others. She follows the SOAR expectations without being reminded. She is a great example for her classmates and for the younger students.” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Waylon has been doing a fantastic job of staying on task in class and is always one of the first ones to be ready when the time is right to learn! I really appreciate his leadership with the 4th graders.” - Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 8th - 12th Winners: Taytum, Faith, Charli, Eli, Christinah, and Nick
“Taytum was sitting quietly, being respectful, and on task during work time.” - Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Faith is an excellent role model for her classmates on all of the SOAR expectations. She is not afraid to ask for help on difficult tasks and always does her best on her work! Keep up the great work!” - Miss Brock (Kindergarten)
“Charli has earned the SOAR Award because she is a great listener, always on task, and a hard worker!” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Eli does his best work and follows school expectations at all times so he can soar! He was caught sitting quietly and ignoring his neighbor in line to not talk!” - Mrs. Rife (2nd grade)
“Christinah is a very hard worker. She tries very hard with all her work.” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Nick has been showing his SOAR expectations by doing well with his respect. He is always respectful of his teachers and following their directions. Nick will continue to do a good job as the year goes on!” - Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
#StartSomewhere #HSIWalk
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 1st-5th Winners: Cameron, Weston, Evelyn, Lilah, and Hannah
“Cameron was very on task while working independently at his desk!” - Miss Brock (Kindergarten)
“Weston holds a zero in the air when he walks in the hall to show others the hallway expectations for talking are at a zero level. He is always on task in the classroom and does his best work. - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Evelyn was on task and respectful in class, hallways, and carpet time.” - Mrs. Rife (2nd grade)
“When overwhelmed with a task, Lilah chose to go to our calm corner for a couple of minutes. After a few minutes, Lilah went back and completed the task.” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Hannah is always on task and ready for class. She is definitely modeling SOAR expectations daily.” - Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
Thank You Gingerich Structures!!
