Congratulations to Isabella and Ivy on their FBLA District 1 Graphic Design first place project! Headed on to State FBLA competition in April.
about 1 year ago, Jill Heddinger
FBLA Graphic Design
The groundhog says we're going to get an early spring! Hopefully we'll be back to days outside like this soon!
about 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Second grade students sit outside in the grass eating ice cream
Fun and games with Kindergarten!
about 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
kindergarten students playing during gym class
Auto Tech students hard at work!
about 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Autotech students working on a car engine
Due to dangerous road conditions, Maryville R-II Schools will be closed today 1/23/24 for in-person learning. This will be an AMI day for students and staff.
about 1 year ago, Dr. Logan Lightfoot
Due to anticipated cold temperatures, Maryville R-II schools will be closed Tuesday, 1/16/24. This will be an AMI day for all students.
about 1 year ago, Dr. Logan Lightfoot
Due to dangerous road conditions, all classes at Maryville R-II are cancelled for today 1/12/24. It will be an AMI day. Please check district website or our FB page for AMI instructions.
about 1 year ago, Maryville R-II School District
Please see attached for information regarding AMI days.
about 1 year ago, Dr. Logan Lightfoot
AMI Days Instructions
Due to weather and hazardous road conditions, all Maryville R-II schools will be closed tomorrow (1/9/24).
about 1 year ago, Dr. Logan Lightfoot
Due to impending weather, Maryville R-II Schools will be releasing early today. MECC/Eugene Field: 12:20pm MMS/MHS: 12:30pm
about 1 year ago, Dr. Logan Lightfoot
Congratulations to our own Philip Pohren on being named Maryville R-II's Assistant Superintendent!
over 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Maryville, MO – Maryville R-II School District proudly welcomes Philip Pohren as the newly appointed Assistant Superintendent, reinforcing the district's commitment to excellence in education. Mr. Pohren, currently the Elementary Principal at our own Eugene Field Elementary, brings a distinguished record of leadership and a passion for student success to his expanded role. Philip Pohren has been a driving force at Eugene Field Elementary since 2018, overseeing a dedicated team of thirty-five certified and twenty non-certified staff members, and shaping the educational experience for approximately 500 students. Under his guidance, the school has embraced innovative strategies to foster learning, cultivate self-confidence in students, and establish meaningful partnerships with community entities, ensuring access to a high-quality and comprehensive education. Previously, Mr. Pohren served as the Elementary Principal in Chillicothe R2 Schools from 2008 to 2018, where he built a culture of success and inclusivity. Notable achievements during his tenure included maintaining high-performing schools, ensuring a highly qualified teaching staff with superior retention rates, and elevating professional development standards as the administrative liaison to the district's professional development team. Mr. Pohren's experience also includes his role as the Elementary Principal at Winston R-VI in Winston, MO, from 2006 to 2008. In this initial administrative position, he focused on building self-confidence as a decision-maker, effectively managing conflict, and identifying and addressing deficiencies within the school. His understanding of the many roles required in operating a small, rural school was critical to the success of Winston R-VI, where school pride and community involvement were paramount. "I am honored and excited to take on the responsibilities of Assistant Superintendent at Maryville,” said Pohren. “My years of experience in education have solidified my commitment to fostering an environment where every student can thrive. I look forward to collaborating with the dedicated educators, staff, and community members in this new capacity, working together to ensure the continued success and growth of our district." “Both as a person and leader, we are excited to have Philip Pohren as our next Assistant Superintendent. He leads with integrity and aims to serve those he leads. His visionary approach to leadership will support our continued growth as an excellent school district,” said Dr. Logan Lightfoot, Superintendent.
Maryville Public Schools is confident in Philip Pohren's ability to contribute significantly to the district's ongoing success. Please join us in congratulating Mr. Pohren on his well-deserved promotion to Assistant Superintendent.
Phillip Pohren smiles for his staff picture.
NTS Culinary Arts students getting hands on experience preparing food.
over 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Northwest Technical School culinary students are cooking in class
Throughout the school year, NTS Building Trades students will be constructing the Mozingo Visitor Center. By partnering with the City of Maryville, they are getting some great work experience.
over 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Building trades students work on constructing the Mozingo Visitor Center
Legos today, skyscrapers tomorrow! You could be looking at some future architects.
over 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Students playing with legos
We're learning strategy with some serious games of Battleship!
over 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Two students play battleship
These high school students showed off their talent by painting portraits. You might recognize a few!
over 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
High school students paint portraits of famous people.
Hola! Bonjour! Ciao! Guten Tag! December is Learn a Foreign Language Month. What language would you like to learn?
over 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Students sit at their desks and listen to their teacher in class
Business Management students completed the Save Fred activity. By working together to "save Fred", they learn how the design process works.
over 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Business Management students complete the Save Fred design process activity
Our November Character Strong recipients received their award for demonstrating Gratitude. We are definitely grateful to have these fantastic students! Front Row: Waylon Sanders, Quincy Baldwin, Ava Blackford, Isabella Ruminer, Remi Funderburg Middle Row: Lillian LaTour, Danielle Ebrecht, Andrew Wilmes, Mea Hardin, Ojoachele Onema, Lydia Wentworth, Back Row: Mosaic President Nate Blackford, Jayce Hundertmark, Logan Dilley, Addison Falke, Olivia Goff, Nolan Tritten, Leo Rhodes, Superintendent Dr. Logan Lightfoot Not pictured: Khloe Ellis, Ashur Sego, Jake Breeding, Peyton Larison
over 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Character strong students receive their award
Happy Thanksgiving! We are thankful for our whole Maryville community and hope you all have a great holiday. Enjoy some pumpkin pie, Spoofhounds!
over 1 year ago, Maryville R-II Schools
Kids are playing with pumpkins