Waynesville Career Center

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Would you like to work part-time? Would you like for your hours to be flexible to fit your schedule? If so, please check out the flyer about these positions: - District Afterschool Activity Driver - Activity Trip Driver Call 573-842-2199 to get your copy of the paper application for these positions. _____________________________________________________ Would you like to work part-time after school? If so, please check out the flyer about this position: - After School Activity Sponsor Contact personnel@waynesville.k12.mo.us or call 573-842-2030 to learn more about the after school activity sponsor.

An ambulance has been dispatched to the Waynesville Career Center at approximately 3:05 p.m. Friday, May 24, 2024, to treat an adult with a medical condition. The adult will decide what, if any, further medical treatment is necessary. #wayschools

Free meals on Fridays during summer school for all children ages birth to 18 OPAA! and Waynesville R-VI Schools are partnering to provide free meals through a drive-through service each Friday during Summer School at Waynesville High School and Wood Elementary. All children in the community ages birth to 18 are eligible to receive the meals; however, families must register in advance to receive the meals by going to https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdH-1wLysZ3zxKiBnm65FgPrfL7XUljE-GCD7p-_Y-VnVrOWQ/viewform and filling out the brief form. Details · The meals will be available on the following Fridays: May 31, June 7, 14 and 21. Please indicate on the form which Fridays you will be available to pick up the meals. · The WHS drive-through will be open from 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. · The Wood Elementary drive-through will be open from 2:10 to 3:10 p.m. · Each bag will contain two breakfasts and two lunches for each child who has registered through the brief Google form at link above. · A family may only go to one site and must indicate on the form whether they will pick up the meals at the high school or elementary school. Frequently asked questions 1. Are there income guidelines for this program? a. No. All children ages birth to 18 are eligible. 2. Does my child have to be enrolled in summer school to be eligible for this program? a. No. This program is open to the community. 3. Do I have to fill out the form each week? a. No. Please indicate on the form which Fridays you will be picking up the meals. 4. How is this program being funded and why is it being offered? a. The Federal Government is funding this program and OPAA! volunteered to participate so that families in our community could receive the meals. Children are most hungry during the summer months when regular school is not in session and OPAA! is partnering with Waynesville R-VI schools to help ensure that children have food on the weekends during summer school.

Waynesville JROTC Drill Team recognized for finishing 3rd in Nation The Waynesville JROTC Drill Team was recognized during the May 20, 2024, Waynesville R-VI Board of Education meeting for finishing 3rd in the Nation and being awarded the Norwich Cup. The team finished 3rd overall at the U.S. Army Cadet Command Rocky Mountain Drill Nationals among a field of more than 50 teams on April 20 in Denver, Colo. Their results also included the following: Armed Division 3rd Place Overall 2nd Place Armed Exhibition 3rd Place Armed Regulation 6th Place Color Guard Unarmed Division 4th Place Overall 1st Place Unarmed Regulation 9th Place Unarmed Exhibition 6th Place Color Guard Individual, Dual & Quad 1st Place Unarmed Exhibition Quad (Jennifer Boyd, Kylee Gravette, Annalyse Rivera, Avery Higdon) 2nd Place Armed Exhibition Solo (Joseph Mendiola) 3rd Place Unarmed Exhibition Dual (Jennifer Boyd & Annalyse Rivera) 4th Place Armed Exhibition Solo (Lord Torres) 4th Place Armed Exhibition Quad (Chris Torres, Lord Torres, Joseph Mendiola & Aiden Rivera) Joseph Mendiola 8th Place Individual Drill Down (IDD) out of more than 500 Cadets. They are pictured with Dr. Trish Adkins, assistant superintendent of instructional services.

Waynesville Career Center students who took 1st place at State were recognized during the May 20, 2024, Waynesville R-VI Board of Education meeting. Thirteen WCC students earned gold at the Missouri SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference that was held April 4-6, and will compete at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta in June. The 1st place (gold medal) winners were as follows: Barbering- Jenna Matlock Cosmetology- Sa'Nijha Hightower Esthetics- Chevelle Buechter First Aid/CPR- Haley Underwood Nail Care- Annah Lowe Pin Design- Aliyah Jones Restaurant Services- Alexandria Holt Video News Production- Dominic Leone, Emjay Luna, Damen Plotner and Rileigh O'Donnell Video Production- Ava Feagin and Hayden Waddell The students are pictured with Dr. Trish Adkins, assistant superintendent of instructional services.

Waynesville Career Center students were recognized during the May 20, 2024, Waynesville R-VI Board of Education meeting, for qualifying to participate in the 2024 DECA International Career Development Conference that was recently held in Anaheim, Calif. The DECA Club is sponsored by Peggy Arnold. The students were recognized as follows: Principles of Management and Administration - Connor Long Entrepreneurship - Ian Madden School Based Enterprise - Emilia Vega and Cameron Wilson The students are pictured with Dr. Trish Adkins, assistant superintendent of instructional services.

Waynesville Career Center students were recognized during the May 20, 2024, Waynesville R-VI Board of Education meeting for competing in the State FFA Convention in April. FFA is sponsored by Emily Koch. The results were as follows: State Finalist James Laughlin- Equine Placement Sienna Zuber- Vegetable Operations 2nd Place Jaden Claire- Nursery Operations 4th Place (Team) Mia Johnson, Lancey Schubbe, Jaden Claire and Sienna Zuber- Veterinary Science In addition, two FFA Degree Awardees were honored as follows: Mia Johnson Jaiden Golden

Students and their parents from the Waynesville Career Center culinary arts program hosted an appreciation dinner for Chef Jon Dye, the program's instructor, on May 15, 2024. Superintendent Hilary Bales spoke during the event that was organized entirely by parents and through community support. #wayschools

The annual district elementary track meet for 4th and 5th graders was held on May 10 and the Waynesville Sixth Grade Center’s track meet was held May 14. "I am proud of all of the students who qualified for the district meet," said Mike Rawlings, head track and field coach. "They had good times and results for their ages and I am grateful for our elementary coaches who help prepare our young athletes. We have a great program and it all begins at the elementary level." 6th Grade boys earning 1st place were as follows: 4 x 200 relay – Team Epic 4 x 100 relay - Team Epic 55 meter – Brady Newberry 100 meter – Kaden Mitchell 200 meter - Antoine Haggard 400 meter – Amare Walker Triple Jump – Javionn Rhodes Long Jump - Amore Walker Shot Put – Michael Stone 5th Grade boys earning 1st Place were as follows: 4 x 200 relay – Freedom Grey 4 x 100 relay – Partridge 55 meter – Jamar Robinson East Blue 100 meter – AJ Lee Thayer 200 meter – Kieran Prebla Freedom Orange 400 meter – Morris Bradley – East Green Triple Jump – Roland Drexler – Wood Long Jump – Hudson Wells – Freedom Grey Shot Put – Jarvis McLemore East Green 4th Grade boys earning 1st place were as follows: 4 x 200 relay – Partridge 4 x 100 relay – Partridge 100 meter – Owen Weiguilt Freedom Grey 200 meter Steven Phinn East Green 400 meter Owen Weiguilt Freedom Grey Long Jump – Jaysaun Presley East Blue Shot Put Devin Lewis East Green 6th grade girls earning 1st place were as follows: 4 x 200 relay – Team Spectacular 4 x 100 relay – Team Tremendous 55 meter – Rayven Clark 100 meter – Judith Holmes 200 meter – Kayla Bengstom 400 meter – Payton O’Bryant Triple Jump – Payton O’Bryant Long Jump -Zi’Yonnah Lawson Shot Put – Misa Charfauros 5th grade girls earning 1st Place were as follows: 4 x 200 relay – Freedom Grey 4 x 100 relay - Partridge 55 meter – Tara Robinson Freedom Grey 100 meter – Avery Anderson Partridge 200 meter – Cove Cornforth Freedom Grey 400 meter – Carson Pimentel East Blue Triple Jump – Jillian Linde Partridge Long Jump – Avery Anderson Partridge Shot Put – Raquel Joseph East Blue 4th grade girls earning 1st Place were as follows: 4 x 200 relay - Wood 4 x 100 relay – Freedom Orange 100 meter – Jordyn Bush – Freedom Orange 200 meter – Kayte Dye – East Green 400 meter – Aubrey Ross – Freedom Grey Long Jump – Kayte Dye – East Green Shot Put – Jessicah Njwguna – East Blue #wayschools

CTA hosted the annual Retirement Banquet on Thursday, May 9, 2024, at the Waynesville Career Center, where retirees were recognized for their years of dedication and service. The following individuals have announced their retirement from the district this year: Certified: Trish Adkins, Richard Beckett, Rodney Brown, Gary Cook, Robert Crabtree, Barbara Hunt, Ronni Jeter, Michelle Jones, Jenifer Munoz, Elizabeth Rawlings, Tammy Taylor, Angela Wilson and Mark Wilson Classified: Alvin Brown, Nellie Gladden, Joe Hensley, Sabine Labib, Edna Roberts, Jimmie Vogt, Erica Wheeler and Jim York Pictured are Michelle Jones, Tammy Taylor, Ronni Jeter, Edna Roberts, Liz Rawlings, Jenifer Munoz and Dr. Trish Adkins. #wayschools

Due to the forecasted weather, Community Salute to Service is being moved to Friday, May 10, 2024, at 6 p.m. #wayschools

Due to the forecasted weather this afternoon, the following schedule changes have been made: - There will be no afterschool activities this afternoon, which includes: o There will be no sports practices for grades 6-12. o There will be no WIN this evening grades 6-12. o Club Tiger will not be held this afternoon. o Elementary soccer camp for this evening will not be held. o JV/V Baseball vs. Bolivar has been canceled. o C Team Baseball at Bolivar has been canceled. As of now (12:15 p.m.), the Community Salute to Service scheduled for 6 p.m. this evening will be held as scheduled at Waynesville High School Gym. With the potential for severe weather later today, here are a few reminders regarding storms: The safety of our students is our priority. All buildings have designated areas and procedures for students and staff during a tornado warning. Our staff and students have practiced these procedures and are familiar with them. If a severe weather event occurs at dismissal time, we will keep the students in the building (as we have in the past) until we deem it safe to dismiss students. Should this occur, we will keep you informed via email, text and Facebook. If you feel anxious about the storm and want to pick up your child early, please do so at least one hour prior to dismissal.

To watch the Community Salute to Service live at 6 p.m. this evening, please click on the links below: YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/kSsXRr35mv4?feature=share Facebook: https://fb.me/e/6BkVbo5X5

You're invited to attend Community Salute to Service at 6 p.m. on May 8, 2024, at Waynesville High School

The district’s Wellness Committee created a fun day of activities for staff members to participate in, including a wiffle ball tournament, painting and a corn hole tournament on Saturday, April 27, 2024. The wiffle ball tournament results are as follows: Softball Coaches – 1st place Williams Early Childhood – 2nd place Whitehouse Wifflers – 3rd place Taking 1st place in the corn hole tournament was Brian Vernon and Jackson Goforth. #wayschools

Coming forward one at a time, each Parker Preschool student drew out the name of a student who will replace them at Parker Educational Center for the 2024-25 school year. The drawing for the 40 preschool openings was held on April 25 at the center. Parents will be notified by May 3 if their child’s name was drawn and/or their exact spot on the waitlist. Students who are selected to attend through the random drawing will: · participate in a screening in June · need to complete the enrollment process with the Waynesville R-VI School District #wayschools

The Practical Nursing Program at Waynesville Career Center celebrated its 50th Anniversary with an open house on April 18, 2024. Current students greeted guests and offered tours of the classrooms and labs. Guests were also invited to view the displays and scrapbooks with pictures and memories of the past 50 years. The event was well attended by faculty, past and present students, directors and administration. Many of the past students shared information about their experiences, acknowledging how vital the course was in preparing them for their future. The program’s staff members would like to extend their thanks to Donna Groves and her advertising design students, WCC custodians, current students, and Jon Dye and his culinary arts students who prepared the food, WCC Director Sam Callis, Assistant Director Robert Crabtree, Superintendent Hilary Bales, as well as all other faculty members in attendance. Photos by Donna Groves #wayschools

Tiger Festival of Nations has been moved inside and will be held from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. today. As a reminder the art show is also being held this evening from 4 to 7 pm. The entrance to both events will be located on the 9th Grade Center side of the high school.

Waynesville R-VI students and staff helped with the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Best Sapper Competition on Friday, April 19, 2024, at Waynesville City Park, including: · Waynesville Middle School Advanced Choir students sang the National Anthem under the direction of Dustin Griffin · Waynesville High School art students “chalked the walk” with chalk drawings throughout the venue under the direction of Sarah Luttrell. · Selected works by Waynesville R-VI elementary, middle and high school students that were created for the Month of the Military Child were on display at the event. The artwork was created under the direction of district art teachers. · Superintendent Hilary Bales and Dr. Jason Whitt, WHS principal, showed their support for the event and visited with military officials and WHS graduates and teachers. In addition, Waynesville Career Center culinary art students prepared and served a meal under the direction of Jon Dye to the Sapper Association at the St. Robert Community Center earlier in the week. Photo info: Pictured with the mascot are Superintendent Hilary Bales and Dr. Jason Whitt, WHS principal. Superintendent Hilary Bales is pictured with WHS grad and teacher, Mikaela O'Barr, and WHS teacher Meghan Chavez who volunteered for the evening event. Other school district personnel also volunteered to help with this event. #wayschools