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Join us for Grand March in Mapleton on Main Street tomorrow night!
The FFA's plant sale starts Monday, May 1, 2021 after Grand March. Don't forget to stop and pick one up!
Today in the shop, students are working on preparing and painting the old fencing that is used by the FFA at their annual spring petting zoo.
The FFA banquet was held on Sunday. They handed out awards, heard the 2020-2021 officers retiring addresses, and installed the officers for the new year.
Today the Chemistry students testing the effect that chemicals have on the color of flames.
This weekend, MVAOCOU Senior Ben Schram was recognized as an Iowa Governor's Scholar. Congratulations to Ben on this outstanding honor!
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The 2021 Prom Grand March is less than. A week away. Join us for an evening of fun!
The MVAOCOU Drama Club's rendition of The Perfect Score is on-state at the MVAO Elementary in Mapleton Tomorrow, Saturday, April 24th at 7:00 pm. Tickets are $8 at the door. Social distancing and mask requirements apply for all attendees. See you there!
Brady Seuntjens signed his letter of intent to play baseball at Morningside College today. Congratulations, Brady!
This past week members of the FFA chapter attended the state leadership conference in Des Moines. The farm management team of Camric Hamman, Hannah O’Connell, Ashley Rosener, and Thomas Sorensen placed 8th overall. Congrats!!
Varsity Boys & Girls Track Tonight @West Monona. Good Luck, Rams!
Update from the track team's performance at the Sioux City Relays: Will Forbes got 2nd in the high jump, the 4 X 100 had a new PR, and Emily Trucke had a PR in the long jump. Great work, Rams!
Congratulations to these 6th, 7th & 8th Grade 3rd Quarter Gold Club Members. Keep up the good work!
Mr. Dougherty's 6th grade English class has been reading about Jackie Robinson. Today is Jackie Robinson Day in the MLB. Every player wears 42, and a group of students wrote 42 on their hands on their own this morning before school. It's cool to see students excited about what they're reading!
Ms. Hermsen’s Biology class did a lab to compare thermal energy in three different foods. They burned puff corn, marshmallows, and peanuts to see how much the temperature of the water increased.
High school students are preparing for the play. Mark your calendars!!
Parents of preschool aged children, Paula Nagle with Head Start will be at the Fisher Whiting Memorial Library in Mapleton tomorrow, April 15, 2021 taking applications for next school year.
