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Students in Mrs. Scott's World History class at Webster County High School have been studying feudalism.  They completed their study with a research project that included the development of feudalism, feudal contracts, vassals, knights, kings, and fiefs.                            

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Miss. Wright’s 2nd grade class is learning about States of Matter and how Matter can change. The students completed a Root Beer Float experiment. They had to tell what change would take place when you pour the liquid(root beer) over the solid(ice cream). The students really enjoyed their Root Beer Float!!   Picture here is Taylor Smith

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Webster County High School will host a Career Day Thursday, February 25, 2021 beginning at 8:00 am. Our focus is "Nontraditional Careers". REMOTE students are welcome to join us via Google Meets. Codes will be sent out tomorrow! I have attached an informational flyer about "Nontraditional Careers". Please join us via Google Meets! Thank you, Dr. Ingram rmd.me/XdRoAGyTQiN

7th and 8th graders in Mrs. Godwin's English Language Arts class at Webster County just participated in a Biography Project over a character of their choice. Students selected individuals, which included: Helen Keller, Harriet Tubman, Maya Angelou, Barack Obama, Rosa Parks, Andrew Johnson, Anne Frank, Marie Curie, LeBron James, and John F. Kennedy. Once they identified their person of interest, they began researching with their primary source being a biography. Next, students began to...

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Olivia Busby, an 8th grade gifted student at Webster County, researched the Costs of Smoking in her math class. Through linear equations and scatter plots, Olivia was able to justify that not only is smoking a deadly habit, but it is also a costly habit.  

Webster County Schools has completed a very successful first semester of instruction. Our teachershave been working hard to prepare in-person and remote lessons to meet the needs of their students bothin school and learning from home, and as always, our Webster County Bobcats have risen to theoccasion. The following students have earned recognition for either All A Honor Roll or A/B Honor Roll forQuarter 2. We are proud of these students for working diligently to maintain high averages in all...

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Please come by the school to pick-up your child's Semester One Report Card. It is important that you know your child's current academic standing going into Semester Two that began January 21, 2021. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Spring Pictures will be made on Wednesday, February 10, 2021. Remote Learners may report to the school at 8:00 a.m. to have their pictures made. Packets may be picked up in the school office. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

During a collaborative lesson at Webster County High School, Mr. Baker and Mr. Bobbitt assist Georgia Green as she uses Excel to plot the graphs of her linear equations.    

Webster County Elementary students in Mrs. Deidre Sterling’s Kindergarten class are wearing their party hats in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday.  Students wrote 3 things they learned about MLK on their hat!  

Miss. Wright’s 2nd grade class is learning about adding three digit numbers with regrouping. While learning, we watched videos, played games, and completed smartboard activities. Kelsee is practicing adding her problems. My class really enjoyed learning this math strategy.  

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Please make sure your child is wearing a mask before they leave home. He/she will not be allowed on the bus unless a mask is being worn. ALSO, please make sure your child's water bottle is filled with water. Personal water bottles ensure greater health and safety and hydration is important in combatting Covid-19. Please, please, please help us protect your child's health. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Report Cards will be sent home on Wednesday, February 3, 2021. For schools throughout the world, closures (even temporarily) are necessary due to Covid-19. Webster parents have done a great job helping us continue educating the children. This is our first day of closure this school year. Our teachers have been on line every period instructing and assisting students. They will continue every day until February 2. Parents are picking up academic packets and offering support to faculty and students....

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Academic Packets for grades Pre-K - 5 may be picked up starting at 12:00 noon today. It is very important that the students continue to learn. All teachers will be on Google Classroom for every period to direct instruction for the students in that class for that period. All Google Classroom classes will be recorded each day. Regular in-person classes will resume on Tuesday, February 2, 2021. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

All Webster County Basketball games have been canceled through February 2, 2021. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Students in Mrs. Scott's economics class at Webster County High School have been studying microeconomic concepts.  They ended the semester by using technology to provide enrichment and remediation in the areas of business organizations and market structures. IMG_3954  Alex Gomez, Kalix Holmes, Kamiya Battle  

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In observance of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. school will be closed Monday, January 18th, students will have a holiday on Tuesday, January 19th. Classes will resume on Wednesday, January 20th. Remote Students who signed up to return to in-person classes will begin January 21st (first day of Spring Semester). Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Ms. Carter's class reviewed base ten using pretzel sticks for "tens" and cereal for "ones".   

Please make sure your children have clean masks each day. It is very important that we continue our efforts to keep the children safe and healthy. I have directed the bus drivers not to allow any child on any bus unless he/she is wearing a mask. Webster Educators are working very hard to keep all people safe on the way to school, at school and on the way home. We must continue to work together and remain diligent in our fight against Covid-19. Thank you, Mrs. Downer