VMS Students: Wear your Red, White, and Blue tomorrow!
We had our 5th + 6th grade club time this week! Mr. Hemmelgarn's Music Club dabbled into seeing how music is played out of a mixer and speaker, saw how karaoke works, and they ended with a "Name That Tune" competition!
Thank you, Tropical Smoothie Cafe of Greenville, for appreciating our VMS staff by delivering smoothies this morning during their PD!
Reminder that tomorrow, Friday, November 6th, 2026, will be a two-hour late start for students due to staff development.
CLCE class would like to thank Mrs. Kauflin for sharing her corporate leadership experience and engaging students in scenarios to show leadership is more than just a title.
Congratulations to this week's Students of the Week!
Club action is back at VMS! Today was the 7th and 8th grader's turn! We had reading club, golf club, coloring club, and more!
Today's VMS Spotlight is Mr. Miller! Thank you for your continued dedication and service to Versailles Schools, Mr. Miller!
Staff Spotlight: Mr. Novak, 7-12 Band Director! Thank you for all that you do for our students, Mr. Novak!
Junior High State Cross Country: JH Girls Placed 2nd out of 14 complete teams Abigail Selhorst 13th place 12:28.2 (made top 15 podium) Shelby Austen 18th place 12:41.9 Payton Karns 34th place 13:14.8 Reese Bergman 45th place 13:33.1 Elizabeth Bergman 78th place 14:47.9 JH Boys Placed 6th out of 15 complete teams Ben Geisendorff 10th place 11:17.9 (made top 15 podium) Chase Schwartz 22nd place 11:49.2 Luke Brewer 40th place 12:05.8 Elliot Dirksen 43rd place 12:06.2 Ian Grisez 134th place 13:42.5 Connor Rismiller 151st place 14:18.2 Oliver McGlinch 154th place 14:26.8 Titus Brooks 158th place 14:44.0 Samuel Meyer 16th place 14:55.2
Last week, Mr. Cesaroni led an engaging, hands-on longitude and latitude activity outside with our co-taught class. He drew a life-size map of the continents in the parking lot and divided students into groups of four. Students took turns racing to locate and stand on the correct coordinates as Mr. Cesaroni called them out. With each round, the number of coordinates decreased until only two students remained competing for one correct coordinate. Students waiting on the sidelines followed along by plotting the coordinates on their own paper maps.
The activity concluded with a championship round, where the winners from each group competed until one champion remained. It was a fun, interactive way for students to practice longitude and latitude while learning through movement, teamwork, and friendly competition.
Congratulations to this week's Students of the Week!
Our 7th graders had the opportunity to attend the area manufacturing field trip! Students learned more about career opportunities within the manufacturing world! Thank you, Crown, Nidec, Celina Tent, Fort Recovery Industries, AMS and Pax for hosting our students!
Record time for making lunches this quarter, but it has also been the largest CLCE class yet. 250 lunches were made and loaded for delivery to St. Vincent de Paul. CLCE wants to thank the kitchen, transportation, and office staff for helping to make this happen.
The 8th grade CLCE class would like to thank Mr. Tony Rose, 1st chairman on the Poultry Days Board, for speaking with us about the festival and its impact.
6th grade science students get to experience soil ribboning today! Soil ribboning is a simple hands-on test used to determine a soil's texture, particularly how much clay it contains.
Mr. Ahrens's CLCE class happenings:
CLCE wants to thank Mr. Tony Rose, 1st chairman on the Poultry Days Board for speaking with us about the festival and its impact.
Weekly Bingo at the Senior Citizens Center!
Mrs. Shappie's students playing the pit game as they find coordinates for x and y intercepts.
This week's VMS Students of the Week!
Even though we were out of internet for a bit on Friday, we made the most of teaching and learning like it was the 1900's..In all seriousness, our staff and students adapted well and didn't skip a beat!