Good morning Tigers. This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important weather-related message. We are going to start today,, February 19, 2026 on a 2-hour delay due to the patchy fog. Thank you. Be safe. Also, the FFA breakfast at Eagles will now start at 9:15 due to the delay.
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, February 13, 2026, is a planned 2-hour delay for staff professional development.
Thank you.
Have a great night, and Go Tigers!
Thank you Chad and Fitness Doctor for coming to fix our stationary bike! We appreciate all your efforts so we can continue to meet the needs of our students. This is just another example of how "It takes a village" - really means something here. We are so bliessed with such a supportive community.
Unfortunately, the forecast didn't hold out. It is colder than what the projections were yesterday. As such, in the name of student safety, we are going to a 2-hour delay this morning, Friday, January 30, 2026.
Thank you. Be safe.
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important weather-related message.
Tomorrow, Friday, January 30, 2026, we are planning to go to school on the regular, on-time schedule. Tomorrow is still going to be cold, but it is projected to be above the temperature at which we would decide to delay. Several schools in the area are also planning at this point to go on time.
Given the cold, tomorrow we will offer the in-town shuttle route as we did today to students who may normally be walkers. I also want to thank the staff who made that possible this morning. It worked really well, and we appreciate it!
As we plan currently to have a regular, full day of school, we’ll ask that if you are requesting the shuttle, you do so by this evening, no later than 8:00 pm.
Thank you for your understanding. Hopefully we can get back to a regular schedule starting tomorrow. Be safe and stay warm.
The form can be found here:
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Good afternoon Tigers,
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important weather-related message. Tomorrow, Thursday, January 29, 2026, we are going to start the day on a 2-hour delay with the intention that we will go to school after the delay, as is the plan with schools around the area. Given the cold temperatures, we will also be offering an in-town van shuttle route in order to pick up in-town students who may normally be walkers. We understand that many sidewalks are not cleared in order to create safe walking paths, which is why we’re offering the in-town shuttle service. If you live in town, please click the link to submit your request for the in-town shuttle. In order to plan for this appropriately, we need all answers to be submitted by 8:00 am Thursday morning.
Thank you for your understanding. Be safe.
The form can be found here:
In-Town Shuttle Survey - 1/29/26
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important weather-related message. As I shared with you last evening, we went on a delay, hoping that the wind chill would be slightly warmer and would allow us to go after the delay. The roads are actually in pretty great condition. That being said, I’ve spoken with Sheriff Whittaker, and we are still on a level 2, and that isn’t going to change until at least 8:00. I don’t know what his decision will be at that point, but given the wind chills, we are not going to be able to go today. School is now closed for Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Thank you for your understanding and patience. Have a great day. Stay warm and stay safe.
Good evening Tigers,
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important weather-related message.
Given the temperatures and currently expected snow drifting this evening, Sheriff Whittaker is keeping the current level 2 status in place through the evening. As such, we will be starting on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
Our Transportation Director will get the buses started early in the morning to get them running and warming up with the hopes that we can go to school after the delay. We are hopeful that with the delay, the road crews will have had a little more time to clear drifts, and we will benefit from the additional morning light.
Mr. Kunk and I be driving in the early morning as well as looking at the weather forecast for temperatures, to make the final decision but the hope is that we can get a day in tomorrow.
Thank you very much.
Have a great evening.
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important weather-related message.
I hope everyone stayed warm and safe during this weekend's winter storm. The forecast for the upcoming week does not look good with near zero temperatures throughout the week and wind chills possibly significantly below that. At just after 1:00 this afternoon, Sheriff Whittaker communicated to the Superintendents in the County that, given the weather conditions, both temperature and road conditions, as well as the expected blowing that drifting that may come, he does not plan to take the county off of the level 2 that we are currently on for at least 24 hours.
That being said, we will be closed for the day tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27th. We'll be starting buses early each remaining day this week in hopes that we can go, and so that they are warmed up and running effectively for the day's routes.
For students who are driving to school, please anticipate that road conditions are not going to be ideal, probably any day this week. Please remember to give yourself a little bit of extra time. Drive slower, and be safe.
Have a great evening.
Stay warm.
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with a reminder about Monday. Given the anticipation of the pending winter storm and its unknown impact on the district, I wanted to remind everyone that Monday was already scheduled as a Professional Development Day for staff. Students already do not have school on Monday. Have a great weekend. Students, we'll see you on Tuesday next week!
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Go Tigers!
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with an important message about tomorrow morning. Due to the expected dangerously cold temperatures, we will be starting tomorrow (Monday, December 13, 2025) on a 2-hour delay. This will give a little more time to get buses warmed up and for additional light to see students who are standing out at a bus stop. Please bundle up. It is expected that we will go after the delay. Thank you. Have a good evening.
This is Superintendent Dave Harmon with a reminder about the planned school calendar. This message is just a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, December 5, 2025 is a planned 2 hour delay for staff professional development. Please arrive at school two hours later than a normal day, or be out at the bus stop two hours later than your regular time. Thanks. Have a great evening! Go Tigers!
Happy Thanksgiving from the Versailles Schools!
Versailles High School is seeking a Head Boys Football Coach for the 2026 season. Interested candidates should send a letter of interest, resume, and references to scott.broerman@vtigers.org and david.harmon@vtigers.org. Application deadline is anticipated to be approximately November 28th, 2025 depending upon applicant pool.
Application materials should be sent to Athletic Director Scott Broerman and Superintendent Harmon with "Versailles High School Head Football Coach candidate" in the header of the email.
Job description is here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HOWCWMpDxS649MzFY-EnvhB-k6_L5u5q0G_2wv3eL0E/edit?usp=sharing
Ideally the applicant would also be a licensed teacher, although that is not exclusionary. There are anticipated mathematics positions at Versailles High School for the 2026-2027 school year as well as possibly employment opportunities at Versailles Elementary and Versailles Middle School.
