Spanish classes celebrated the iconic Mexican holiday of Día de los muertos by creating an ofrenda, enjoying some delicious food, and by honoring lost loved ones with colorful butterflies
The VMS Band Program is thrilled to have received a Marion Foundation Grant in the amount of $3118, which will help to fund student instrument purchases and allow for improved access and equity and remove barriers for participation in band. #vmsinspire
Girls Basketball begins today! 7th Grade plays at West Delaware and 8th Grade plays West Delaware at home. Both games begin at 4:15 pm. Good luck to our players!
VMS students enjoyed a Halloween-themed dance last week, filled with many creative costumes. Enjoy a few photos taken by our own Mrs. Hale! #vmsinspire
Our VMS Cheerleaders are getting ready for the winter sports season. We are proud of our students serving as role models for our younger students -- little eyes are always watching!!❤️💛 #vmsinspire
Students at Vernon participated in their annual "Buy-A-Bone" game over the last two days in PE classes! This cross-curricular game inspires students to earn money for exercising while putting together a complete skeleton. #vmsinspire
State Volleyball begins Monday. Purchase your tickets and find parking information at the following link: https://ighsau.org/news/2023-volleyball-tournament-central/
The Vernon Eighth Grade Band members joined the MHS Marching Band to perform as a pep band together at the MHS Senior Night Football Game on October 13th. Due to rain, the event was held indoors, allowing our students to still have a great performance experience! #vmsinspire
Extra! Extra! The FIRST issue of the award winning The Vox is out! Click the link below to read what's happening! https://mhsvoxonline.com/2023/10/25/vox-issue-1-2/
On this rainy morning, the AMPED class created and dropped their parachutes from the top of Marion Stadium!
To create Kintsugi Pottery, our 8th graders had to break their projects first (scary!) in order to mend them. In relation to the middle school experience, this is important wisdom: accepting one's imperfections is a valuable part of life that makes your journey more interesting.
8th Grade artists created their own version of Japanese Kintsugi pottery. Kintsugi, meaning "golden joinery" is the art of repairing broken pottery by joining the broken pieces with glue, then painting the cracks with metallic paint to make the breakage visible.
Welcome to the final week of Term 1, MHS! Here are your quarter-ending announcements from The Vox! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmTs3enMOfM&ab_channel=TheVoxOnline
The auditorium is taking shape! Storm shelter walls are placed. #MISDOwnYourFuture #MISDInspire
The Journalism team had a great day in Iowa City yesterday bringing home some awards! MHS is so proud of these students and their representation of our community!
Our students had so much fun seeing parents and other community members enjoying books too!
We had many visitors in the building for America Reads Day. Here's Joe Winters, reading cloudy, with a chance of meatballs. His two favorite things, weather and food!
VMS is hosting a Halloween dance on Thursday, October 26th! The 5th and 6th Grade mixer will be from 3:15-4:30 pm and the 7th and 8th Grade dance will be from 4:30-5:00 pm. Students can wear costumes to the party and bring money for snacks!
Students in Miss Hintz’s 6th Grade Science class spent the week making plant and animal cell models. They use materials ranging from recycled shoe boxes to 3D printing pens. Very creative work from our young scientists! #vmsinspire
