Wapello Community Schools

The Wapello FFA Greenhouse is winding down sales for the year. 50% off on all remaining stock! Sales will now be by appointment only on Tuesday, May 19 - Thursday, May 21 and only exact change or checks can be accepted. To schedule an appointment, contact Danielle Wolfe at: danielle.wolfe@wapellocsd.org Thank you for your support of the Wapello FFA! #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride

Our second Senior Shoutout for today goes out to Max Hardin. Max is the son of Josh and Beth Hardin. For two years, Max played on the Indian football team. After graduation, Max plans to attend a trade school for electrical engineering. When we asked Max which staff member has had the greatest impact on him during his high shool tenure he said Mr. Bohlen (the boss man himself). This is because "He was always there for me and was always there to tell me when I was being stupid." Max's advice to underclassmen is "Don’t get on top of the school, it’s not worth it." (Seems like good advice!). Congratulations and best wishes to Max on his graduation from WHS with the class of 2020 #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride #classof2020

Today's first Senior Shoutout goes to Alexandra Caudle. Alex is the daughter of Kristy and Damon Moore. While in high school Alex has been active in Golf for one year, Choir, Speech and Drama, NHS and Student Council for two years, and Band for three years. Alex's future include attending Southeastern Community College, then transfer to a four year college. We asked Alex to name a teacher/staff member who has had an impact on her life. She named Ms. Jane Bostian for this because, "[she] has been one of my biggest supporters through out my high school career. She had been with me through thick and thin. There was never a day where I couldn't go into her classroom and expresses myself and my feelings. Ms. Bostian never made me feel like I was less, and saw talent in me that I didn't even know where there. She has always supported me in everything I have done, and was there as a shoulder to cry on when things didn't work out. Ms. Jane Bostian was not only one of my teachers but also a role model for me. She has given me confidence in myself and strength to continue being myself. I could never thank her enough for all she has done for me." When asked her advice for underclassmen, Alex said "Treat people with kindness, including yourself." Congratulations and best wishes to Alex on her graduation from WHS with the class of 2020. #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride #classof2020

Do you still need flowers and plants for your home or business? The Wapello FFA Greenhouse is accepting online orders for curbside pickup! Check out their website at: https://wapello-ffa-greenhouse.square.site/ Place your order, pay online, and arrange a time for pickup! It is that easy! Get your order in today, we have had a great response to this sale so far! Questions can be directed to: danielle.wolfe@wapellocsd.org #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride

The second Senior Shoutout for today goes out to Austin Kemper. Austin is the son of Mark and Heather Kemper. While in high school, Austin was a member of the Indian Basketball team for one year. After graduation, Austin plans to join in the workforce at Kemper Trucking and Eagle Bluff Farms. We asked Austin to name a teacher/staff member who has made an impact on his life while in school. Austin named Mr. Ken Spielbauer and Mr. Larry Miller (former teacher) because, "Ken never gave up on me and for that I am forever grateful! Larry was a very good teacher!" When we asked Austin his advice to the underclassmen of WHS, he said, "make nice with Mrs. Moulton." Congratulations and best wishes to Austin and graduation from WHS with the class of 2020! #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride #Class of 2020

HS Food Pantry will be open from 2:30 a 4:30 today.

Throwback Thursday!! Memories from the 16-17 Wapello Elementary Yearbook this week! #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride

Throwback Thursday!! Memories from the 16-17 Wapello Elementary Yearbook this week! #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride

Throwback Thursday! The Senior Class of 1980 is featured today! #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride

Throwback Thursday! The Senior Class of 1980 is featured today! #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride

It's time again for our daily Senior Shoutout. The first one today is to Preston Dyer. Preston is the son of Brandi Dyer. He has spent his high school career focused on his grades, and after graduation, Preston's plan is to attend college yet to be determined. We asked Preston to name a teacher/staff member who has made an impact on his life while in school. He named Mr. Brandon Brown because, "[he] always makes his class interesting and engaging, (granted I like history anyway). He does a great job at making history relevant to modern day, and teaching in a way that makes you want to learn. I've never had a class with him that I disliked or loathed going to." When we asked Preston his advice to the underclassmen of WHS, he said "Don't take life too seriously. Just have fun and find happiness wherever you can. :)" Congratulations and best wishes to Preston as he graduates from WHS with the class of 2020! #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride #Class of 2020

The Elementary Food Pantry will be open for pick up Thursday from 2:00 - 4:30. Please drive around the back of the Elementary building and we will bring items out to you. You can call the Elementary school Thursday if you have any questions. #wearewapello #wapellotribepride

Today's second Senior Shoutout goes to Tabitha Belzer. She is the daughter of Nathan and Rebecca Belzer. While in high school Tabitha has been active in Special Olympics for four years participating in Basketball, Softball, Soccer and Track . Tabitha's future plans are to continue living life to the fullest, while spreading love (and hugs) where ever she goes. We asked Tabitha to name a teacher/staff member who has had an impact on her life. She named Mrs. Kristin Yotter for this because, "She taught me to love math and we always have fun in her class." When asked her advice for underclassmen, Tabitha said "Love each other and have a great day." Congratulations and best wishes to Tabitha on her graduation from WHS with the class of 2020. #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride #classof2020

Our first Senior Shoutout for Wednesday goes out to Garyth Peck. Garyth is the son of Dawn Worley and Darrin Peck. After graduation, Garyth's plan include starting in the workforce. We asked Garyth to name a teacher/staff member who has made an impact on his life while in school. He named Mrs. Shannon Salazar because, "She made the scary situation of switching from elementary to high school tolerable and less frightening." When we asked Garyth his advice to the underclassmen of WHS, his answer was simple, "Persist." Congratulations and best wishes to Garyth as he graduates from WHS with the class of 2020! #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride #Class of 2020

Our second Senior Shoutout for today goes out to Mitchell Moore. Mitchell is the son of Dave and Ann Moore. Mitchell played golf for the Indians for one year, and was a four year participant in Wrestling (2 time State qualifier) and Football. Mitchell plans to attend Marshalltown Community College and will enter the Utility Technician Program and pursue a career as a Electrical Lineman after graduation. We asked Mitchell to name a teacher/staff member who has made an impact on his life while in school. Mitchell named Mr. Brandon Brown because, "I liked his class and it was fun everyday." When we asked Mitchell his advice to the underclassmen of WHS, he said, "Stay in school and make the most out of it, because you only get four years to make good friends and have fun!" Congratulations and best wishes to Mitchell as he graduates from WHS with the class of 2020! #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride #Class of 2020

Tuesday's first Senior Shoutout is to Ricky Pforts. He is the son of Tina and Rob Pforts. During high school, Ricky has been a member of the Track (3 time State qualifier) and Football teams for four years, and Wrestling for one year. After graduation, Ricky plans to attend William Penn University to continue his academic and Football career. We asked Ricky to name a teacher/staff member who had an impact on his life while in school. He said Mrs. Tina Pforts because, "She has always been there with me ever since I was in kindergarten because she had been a para to one of my former classmates Mason. She has also always helped me with homework if needed and has been by my side through life and school whenever I need her." When asked Ricky his advice for underclassmen, he said "Don’t take any days for granted. You never know when your last day in the life of a high school student can get taken away from you." Congratulations and best wishes to Ricky as he graduates from WHS with the class of 2020. #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride #classof2020

Parents and Students - Please take a look at the Distance Learning Page on our website. We have updated it with a daily schedule of Distance Learning Zoom Times. There is an Elementary and a JR/SR High Page. Please take a look at our Distance Learning Page for all of our Distance Learning Resources including these new schedules at: https://www.wapello.k12.ia.us/distance-learning-information-and-resources--2 #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride

Today's second Senior Shoutout goes out to Robert Drayfahl. Robert is the son of Josh and Jill Drayfahl. For one year, Robert was a member of Band, NHS for two years, Track for three years, and Cross-Country for four. After graduation, Robert plans to join the Air Force. When we asked Robert which staff member has had the greatest impact on him during his high shool tenure he said Mrs. Kristin Marshall. This is because "She always helped me when I needed it the most." Robert's advice to underclassmen is simply to "Always try your best, but don't forget to enjoy the time you have." Congratulations and best wishes to Robert on his graduation from WHS with the class of 2020 #WeAreWapello #WapelloTribePride #classof2020

March 11, 2020 Update: The weather yesterday felt like a day in late fall, rather than spring. I'm really hoping it was a fluke. Governor Reynolds hinted that she will reveal some details tomorrow about continued reopening efforts. I have no idea what those details might be. Time will tell. I will be out of commission for a couple days, so there won't be any daily updates. Fear not. They shall return. In the meantime... Wash your hands. Cover your cough. Wash your hands. Stay home if you belong to a high risk group. Wash your hands. If you are out and about, practice social distance. For you State Fair fans, social distancing means keep one butter cow distance from other people. Wash your hands. #wearewapello #wapellotribepride

High School Students and Parents: You have been emailed the registration form, fees and schedule for SCC courses for this fall. Please email me (rena.philp@wapellocsd.org) with any questions. - Ms. Philp