In the 2025 National Civics Bee held in Des Moines, Olivia DeShazo placed 4th and Georgia Clark placed 1st! Both girls were given free tablets, and Georgia was awarded $500. Georgia will go on to the next round in August to compete against 11 other finalists for $1000 and the chance to go to to Washington D.C.
Mark your calendars for the Comet Cabaret, on May 1st, 2nd, and 3rd at 7:00 p.m. in the High School Auditorium! For more information on this event please see this link: https://www.wl.k12.ia.us/article/2146823
Jazz Band received an impromptu lesson from Sr. Plum to settle a *friendly* debate!
Blanca on the Zamboni keeping the halls of WLMS sparkling!
Mr. Laughlin took a group of students to the Junior Achievement Titan competition today. The first group of Arikos Tietje, Reyli Rivera, Cole Daufeldt, and Cameron Elizondo placed 3rd and won $250 in scholarships each! The second group of Cody Seiler, Tytan Griffith, and Cael Daufeldt also competed in the competition.
Happening April 22nd at the WLHS Auditorium at 1:10pm: Join us in welcoming local author, Tatiana Schlote-Bonne! She will be signing copies of her book and answering questions about her experiences. Contact Ms. Jennings at the High School if interested!
What a beautiful afternoon for a college signing! Congratulations to Seth Axsom and Ryker Dengler as they sign with Coe College!
The West Liberty Junior Class presents After Prom 2025 on April 26th at the Muscatine County Fair Grounds Activity Center (101 N Clay Street) from 11:30 pm to 3:00 am. Join us for a night of fun and excitement, scan the code and sign up today!
Join us for Promenade in the West Liberty High School Auditorium on Saturday, April 26th, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.! Students should arrive by 3:30 p.m. for the line-up.
The Part Time Simpletons spent time teaching improv to students that are a part of the Early Out Program at the West Liberty Public Library. These young stars are reading for the big stage!
Happy Assistant Principal's Week Mrs. Kruse!
A big congrats to our main event winners this week!
8th graders talking to our 5th graders about the importance of values!
6th graders closing their Ancient Greece Unit with the Olympic Games!
This week is National Assistant Principal Week! We would like to say thank you to ELC & Elementary Assistant Principal Dawn Kruse for all you do to create a positive and welcoming environment for students, staff, and families while encouraging our Comets to learn and grow every day. Happy Assistant Principals Week! #assistantprincipal #highschool #thankyouaps
This week is National Assistant Principal Week! We would like to say thank you to WLHS Assistant Principal Andrew Genz for all you do to encourage student success and create a positive and welcoming environment for students, staff, and families. Happy Assistant Principals Week! #assistantprincipal #highschool #thankyouaps
The third-grade students have been studying the force of gravity this week! They experimented with the speed items fall to Earth, how they are affected by the air around them, and how they react when they fall. They loved it! They had to make predictions about each object, observe it falling, and record the result and why the item reacted the way it did.
Attention middle school students and staff! Order your t-shirt to wear on the last day of school before summer vacation! $15 each for these shirts designed and produced by our very own high school yearbook staff. Selling now until April 18th. Please contact Ms. Rex for questions.
For years, it has been a tradition for Kelmo to celebrate the Wrigley Field Opening Day by organizing and providing an amazing ballpark-themed lunch for staff at the middle school. Thank you for the fun and delicious tradition, Kelmo!
Aligned Impact of Muscatine County organized enrichment sessions for our third-grade classes this month.
The first session was with Michelle Berns from Muscatine County Conservation. She brought in tadpoles to examine and helped students identify the parts of a frog's or toad's life cycle.
