The Spoofhound Athletic Boosters hosted the 2024 Community Pep Rally at the Maryville High School August 22. Members of the community and family were invited to celebrate the fall sports teams as they get ready for their respective seasons. It allowed the school to show off the new football field and scoreboard that is the
The Nodaway County Senior Center recognized the student volunteers from St. Gregory Barbarigo School and Maryville Middle School who helped with serving and other tasks at the senior center during the 2023-24 school year. The senior center depends on volunteers to provide services for the seniors who take advantage of the facility. The students are
The first day of school, the first all-school assembly, the first ever flash mob of teachers dancing, Maryville Middle School was off to a great start, August 20. The teachers choreographed a dancing, musical number to the surprise and delight of the fifth through eighth grade students at the assembly.
In May, the Northwest Missouri region of the Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals (MoASSP) presented the 2023/24 Exemplary New Principal of the Year award to Northeast Nodaway Principal Heidi Beatty. MoASSP is a professional organization committed to the on-going improvement of secondary education, the professional development of middle level and high school principals, and
Amy Webb has been approved as the new elementary principal at Nodaway-Holt. Webb earned a bachelor of science in both elementary education and middle school education from Southwest Baptist University in 2000. She also earned her master’s of education in administrative education from William Woods University in 2004. Webb has taught in five schools in
The Maryville High School Class of 2024 completed their high school education with graduation, May 19, at Bearcat Arena on the Northwest Missouri State University campus. The class was surrounded by their family and friends. Additional photos can be found on the front page of this week’s NNL.
Students in Nodaway County will have the opportunity to either catch up or maintain their education level at summer schools. Horace Mann Laboratory School on the Northwest Missouri State University Campus will have summer school themed “STEAM” for grades kindergarten through sixth grade starting at 7:50 to 11:30 am, Tuesday, May 28 and ending on Thursday,
The Maryville R-II School District announced not one but two special groundbreaking ceremonies from a superintendent’s office news release. “These events signify a new chapter in our commitment to providing improved learning spaces, systems, and outdoor facilities for our students, employees, and the community,” noted the release. The first ceremony will be held at Maryville