Honoring our local Law Enforcement & First Responders this final week of the regular season. Special Decals and stripes for Police, Fire, and First Responders. Thanks for all that you do for our community.
(2) Folks, the general demeanor these students displayed was heartwarming to say the least. They did incredible, truly. Eighth grade parents, be proud, because your kiddos were the epitome of what it means to be respectful.
(1) The 9/11 Memorial Service, put on by the guys and gals of the Maryville and Polk Township Fire Departments, is always proves to be a tear jerker.
The MMS eighth graders once again were able to attend, which on a personal level, I feel is incredibly important.
100 percent of the volunteers I’ve talked to have went into this crosswalk gig with a cautiously optimistic demeanor. 100 percent absolutely LOVE it once they get into the swing of it. You get to build some awesome relationships with these kiddos! Reach out to EFES if interested!
Help Wanted! Interested in joining the Crosswalk Dads? We are always looking to add volunteers for this important morning duty! Thanks to all the past, current, and future Crosswalk Dads for helping keep our students safe!
UPDATE: A much needed facelift has been scheduled for this crosswalk! Thanks to @GMtheCM for facilitating the improvement, helping make the crosswalk more visible to motorists on First Street!
THREAD (1): Need a hand with something, folks. It’s been brought to my attention that we’ve had multiple issues with motorists failing to yield to pedestrians at the Eugene Field Elementary crosswalk on E. 1st Street, even with the placement of a temporary stop sign.
THREAD (3): Parked vehicles can often hinder the ability to observe nearby foot traffic. If you see the temporary sign in place, please STOP before proceeding. By doing so, you’ve done your part to keep our students safe while adding only seconds to your morning commute.
Good morning, folks!
Just a reminder for our EFES parents - be sure to use the Eugene Field parking lot for drop-off. For safety purposes, our buses block off Second Street as they unload, usually between 7:25 and 7:35-ish. Using the lot for drop-off helps us avoid congestion!
Welp, got the welcome wagon set up. Also, just FYI, it still feels like the surface of the sun outside. Like a shady corner of it, but still the sun. You know, if the sun had humidity thick enough to swim in. Anyways, you’re welcome for the weather update.
#WelcomeBackHounds
Tomorrow’s the big day, folks! There are always a TON of moving parts when it comes to kicking the year off on the right foot, and it can take a bit to dust those cobwebs off from last year. Hang in there, don’t stress, and remember - it’s going to be an awesome year!
Time to dust this bad boy off as we start to get back into the swing of things again. I’ve been in Jefferson City for the past couple of days for the MSBA’s (@MissouriSBA) School Safety Academy. Lots of great speakers on a variety of topics!
Hope your day is going well so far and you’re staying warm, folks.
Due to the absolutely ridiculous temperature/wind chill, the Maryville R-II School District will have a remote learning day tomorrow (02/16). No in-person classes!
The first issue of the MMS Press is hot off the... uh, press. Take a peek and see what’s going on within the walls of Maryville Middle School! Kudos to the kiddos involved in this - that’s some mighty fine journalism.
https://t.co/z54Mt2vp6y
It’s pretty cold out, and roads could be fairly treacherous come morning. Due to the combo, the Maryville R-II School District will have another AMI day tomorrow, Tuesday, February 9th (2021).
Fingers crossed for Wednesday!
We’ll get back to school one of these days, but today is not that day. There will be no in-person classes for the Maryville R-II School District today (01/27).
Check Schoology for assignment information, which will be posted no later than 9:00 AM!
@NW_UPD@ModotNorthwest@MaryvilleMO@FacServNW@FacServNW I shouldn’t have left you folks out. I work and talk with the UPD guys and gals just about every day, and they send nothing but praises your way for the job you do.
Thank you!
SHOUTOUT: Our local road crews deserve our gratitude - be it MoDOT, Nodaway County Road and Bridge, or our own Maryville Street Department. These people worked an unbelievable number of hours the past two days to keep our little corner of the state running. We appreciate you!