Maysville Elementary School faculty and staff surprised the kids with a Mario theme to gear up for state testing. Each morning the teachers dressed up as Mario characters and had races in the multi-purpose building to encourage the kids to do their best on state mandated tests. Courtesy photo
The sixth grade horticulture class at Maysville Elementary school recently cleaned up and planted new flowers in the flower bed in front of the elementary school. Courtesy photo
Chelsey Schroeder's Journey class at Pauls Valley Junior High School received a grant from the Pauls Valley Foundation for Academic Excellence this year for a project titled, 'Sew Much Fun.' This grant was about teaching students how to do minor sewing projects, such as sewing on a button and sewing a seam. The grant purchased sewing kits and small handheld sewing machines, as well as buttons, fabric and stuffing. Students used the equipment and supplies to work on making stuffed animals. Courtesy photo
Lindsay students who recently won Rural Electric Cooperative's calendar art contest include (from left) Isabella Hernadez, Makayla Cotoio, Keira Kinney and Bayleigh Stockwell. Courtesy photo
Stamp Out Hunger in Garvin County Saturday
The Heartland Flyer pulls into the Norman Station, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2023. (Photo by Kyle Phillips/For Oklahoma Voice)
Lindsay High School senior trumpeter Gabe McDonnell will travel to Europe in June to perform in five countries with the Oklahoma Ambassadors of Music program. Photo courtesy of Brandy McDonnell
Maysville Elementary School students from Mrs. Dean's fourth grade class who have reached 50% of their AR goals for the fourth nine weeks are: (back row, l-r) Case Baker, Hudson Davis, Jasmine House, Landon Lawrence, Brennan McKinley, Harley Moore, Emsley Williams, (front row, l-r) Eli Morse, Karter Roberts, Lillyann Seaman, Lawson Thompson and Jaeylyn Travis. Not pictured is Adalynn Collins. Courtesy photo