Family Feast seating times were sent home with students last week. If you did not receive it, please call the elementary office for your seating time. JH/HS Students without elementary siblings or relatives will eat at 1:20.
STUCO BLOOD DRIVE
TODAY
2-5:30 pm
We need as many donations as possible to help our blood banks and hospitals be ready and prepared for the holiday season.
TODAY
2-5:30 pm
We need as many donations as possible to help our blood banks and hospitals be ready and prepared for the holiday season.
Let's Help Santa Out!!!!
Give Blood Tomorrow!!
Basketball/Cheer PICTURE DAY MOVED TO TUESDAY, Dec.16th!!!
3/4th 11:40 & 5/6-1:00
JH/HS Cheer 1:30
JH-2:00
HS-2:30
(Remember to BRING all parts of the uniform-jersey, shorts, socks, shoes, top, sleeve, skirt, bow, etc)
3/4th 11:40 & 5/6-1:00
JH/HS Cheer 1:30
JH-2:00
HS-2:30
(Remember to BRING all parts of the uniform-jersey, shorts, socks, shoes, top, sleeve, skirt, bow, etc)
STUCO BLOOD DRIVE-TOMORROW!!!!
Wednesday, Dec. 10
2-5:30 pm
We need as many donations as possible to help our blood banks and hospitals be ready and prepared for the holiday season.
Wednesday, Dec. 10
2-5:30 pm
We need as many donations as possible to help our blood banks and hospitals be ready and prepared for the holiday season.
Basketball/Cheer PICTURE DAY Monday, Dec.15th
3/4 starting at 8:15am(go to gym and get jersey from coach-bring basketball shoes, socks, & black shorts)
5/6th-9am
JH/HS Cheer 1:00
JH-6th hour
HS-7th Hour
(Remember to BRING all parts of the uniform-jersey, shorts, socks, shoes, top, sleeve, skirt, bow, etc)
3/4 starting at 8:15am(go to gym and get jersey from coach-bring basketball shoes, socks, & black shorts)
5/6th-9am
JH/HS Cheer 1:00
JH-6th hour
HS-7th Hour
(Remember to BRING all parts of the uniform-jersey, shorts, socks, shoes, top, sleeve, skirt, bow, etc)
STUCO BLOOD DRIVE
Wednesday, Dec. 10
2-5:30 pm
We need as many donations as possible to help our blood banks and hospitals be ready and prepared for the holiday season.
Wednesday, Dec. 10
2-5:30 pm
We need as many donations as possible to help our blood banks and hospitals be ready and prepared for the holiday season.
Elementary Parents:
Please take a look at the lost and found items below and let us know if you recognize anything! All items not claimed by December 19 will be donated.
Please take a look at the lost and found items below and let us know if you recognize anything! All items not claimed by December 19 will be donated.
FAMILY FEAST & 6 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS INFO
Starting Friday, Dec.12th which also Family Feast Day we will begin our MVG 6 Days of Christmas Celebration!
*Also if you have a JH/HS student that will not be eating family feast with a younger relative in grades PK-6, then your time to eat for Family Feast is at 1:20.
MVG JH/HS Students of the Month
October -Shayleigh Hazle & Landrie Sechrist
November- Lyla Clark & Hailey Jo Payne
Don't forget to scan you Box Tops while doing your Holiday grocery shopping. The process to download the app and create an account is attached below. You can also directly link your Walmart account in the box tops app and it does the work for you. So far this year we have received right at $100!
You can now watch MVG Tiger Basketball Games on Youtube. Click the link below and subscribe!
https://www.youtube.com/@MVGTV-nn3qc
https://www.youtube.com/@MVGTV-nn3qc
Greetings Tiger Family! Please see info below pertaining to Family Feast! Also the MVG 4H chapter will have a donation box set up for food drive items if you would like to donate!
School Rules = Life Lessons
Rules aren’t just for school—they’re practice for life. When students learn to follow directions, show up on time, treat others with respect, and take care of their environment, they’re building the same habits that lead to success in the workplace and in relationships.
Every expectation at school teaches a real-world skill: responsibility, self-control, and respect for others. These lessons go far beyond the classroom and prepare our students for a lifetime of opportunities.
Let’s remind our kids that following the rules isn’t about punishment—it’s about preparing for life. 💪
#RespectStartsAtHomeAndSchool #MVGCommunity #WorkingTogether
Rules aren’t just for school—they’re practice for life. When students learn to follow directions, show up on time, treat others with respect, and take care of their environment, they’re building the same habits that lead to success in the workplace and in relationships.
Every expectation at school teaches a real-world skill: responsibility, self-control, and respect for others. These lessons go far beyond the classroom and prepare our students for a lifetime of opportunities.
Let’s remind our kids that following the rules isn’t about punishment—it’s about preparing for life. 💪
#RespectStartsAtHomeAndSchool #MVGCommunity #WorkingTogether
Communication Counts
Strong communication between parents, students, and school staff builds stronger kids. Taking a few minutes each day to talk with your child about their choices—what went well, what could’ve gone better, and what they learned—helps them connect actions to outcomes.
When students know that home and school are working together, they make better decisions and take greater responsibility for their behavior and effort.
Let’s keep the conversations going! Ask about their day, listen to their stories, and encourage honesty and reflection. Together, we can help our kids grow into thoughtful, respectful young people who make positive choices—because communication counts. 💬
#RespectStartsAtHomeAndSchool #MVGCommunity #WorkingTogether
Strong communication between parents, students, and school staff builds stronger kids. Taking a few minutes each day to talk with your child about their choices—what went well, what could’ve gone better, and what they learned—helps them connect actions to outcomes.
When students know that home and school are working together, they make better decisions and take greater responsibility for their behavior and effort.
Let’s keep the conversations going! Ask about their day, listen to their stories, and encourage honesty and reflection. Together, we can help our kids grow into thoughtful, respectful young people who make positive choices—because communication counts. 💬
#RespectStartsAtHomeAndSchool #MVGCommunity #WorkingTogether
Greetings, Tiger Families,
I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving filled with everything your heart desires. If you utilize any of the school facilities over the break, please help us by ensuring all lights are turned off, windows are closed, doors are securely shut, and thermostats are set to an appropriate temperature before you leave.
Thank you, and enjoy your break!
I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving filled with everything your heart desires. If you utilize any of the school facilities over the break, please help us by ensuring all lights are turned off, windows are closed, doors are securely shut, and thermostats are set to an appropriate temperature before you leave.
Thank you, and enjoy your break!
Today MVG students volunteered at the Carnegie Food Pantry. They were also able to bring back bags of sweet potatoes, boxes of butternut squash, and peanut butter packs to place in the blessings box in front of the Senior Citizens center.
Mrs.Payne took 7th graders: Easton Boone, Milo Dupler, Chaysen Bristow, Jefferson Pye, Wyatt Payne, Shayleigh Hazle, Teagan Taylor, and senior foreign exchange student Alex Niculcea. They were also joined by MVG alum Kaylee Henderson who is a freshman at WOSC.
FOOTBALL SEND-OFF!!!
GOOD LUCK TIGERS!!!!
GOOD LUCK TIGERS!!!!
Congratulations to our 2025 Thanksgiving coloring contest winners!
A big thank you to Carnegie Telephone Company for sponsoring this contest. Winners received a free holiday ham, Liberty Theater movie gift card and a goodie bag. The winners are pictured below:
Noah Hooper-Kindergarten
Nova Bounthongla-2nd grade
Loriah Cozad-6th grade
Let's GO Tigers!
