Ecology students participated in an outdoor habitat simulation lab to discover principles of natural selection for themselves thanks to a Discover Nature grant from the Missouri Conservation Department.
Shout out to Hickamo for letting 5th grade students come over for our multiplying decimals field trip! Students planned a Thanksgiving meal, searched the store for their ingredients, learned about serving sizes, and tried to stay within their $75 budget. Afterwards they enjoyed ice cream in the cafe thanks to Mrs. Nichols’ generosity! This was more than a math lesson…students learned that their parents spend a lot of money on the food they eat and maybe they should be more thankful for what’s on their plate!
Today's "Focus on Your Future Friday" graduation cord is the A+ cord. This cord is given to students graduating who meet all the A+ requirements. The A+ Scholarship Program is a merit-based program that provides scholarship funds to eligible graduates who meet academic, behavior, and attendance requirements. A+ eligible students have the opportunity to take advantage of up to two years of tuition and general fees if they attend a Missouri eligible vocational/technical school or community college. #wearewheatland #higherlearning #rootEd
GAME DAY! Join us at Hume tonight at 5:30 PM as our teams start the year off. Lady Mules will begin the evening following by the boys varsity. See you there! #wearewheatland #mulesfansforlife
Ready, Set...Glow!
What a fun time at the K-2 Math Night! Thank you everyone who attended and planned the event.
Attention 3rd/4th grade students!
Any boys interested in playing on the basketball team, please email hbenedict@wheatland.k12.mo.us. Boys from any school are welcome.
Any girls interested in playing, please email adougherty@wheatland.k12.mo.us.
Countdown to Christmas!
Elementary students were able to taste snack peppers at lunch this week as part of the monthly local produce taste test. The produce was purchased through the program, Promoting Specialty Crops in Missouri Schools.
Chemistry students play periodic table battleship as a fun way to review electron configurations.
FFA members were challenged in the best way!
State FFA Vice President Braxton Watts joined us in class and led students through activities designed to strengthen communication and leadership skills.
State FFA Vice President Braxton Watts joined us in class and led students through activities designed to strengthen communication and leadership skills.
We are proud to announce the 2nd and 3rd place winners of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution – Patriots of the American Revolution High School Essay Contest (2025-2026).
2nd Place: Ruger Sopher, Freshman
Only 1.2 points behind the winning essay – an outstanding accomplishment!
3rd Place: Jesse Rash, Freshman
A strong, well-researched essay that impressed the judges!
This contest challenged 9th-12th grade students to select a real figure from the American Revolution (1773-1783) and explain how that person helped shape the fight for independence. Essays were judged on historical accuracy, organization using a standard citation style, originality, grammar, and use of sources – both primary and printed.
While we didn’t have anyone advance to the state level competition, we are incredibly proud of our students’ hard work, research, and commitment to honoring the Patriots who helped build our nation.
We would also like to thank the Matilda Polk Campbell Chapter, NSDAR in Bolivar for hosting this chapter level contest.
Congratulations again to our winners! Your essays are a meaningful way to honor America’s upcoming 250th anniversary.
2nd Place: Ruger Sopher, Freshman
Only 1.2 points behind the winning essay – an outstanding accomplishment!
3rd Place: Jesse Rash, Freshman
A strong, well-researched essay that impressed the judges!
This contest challenged 9th-12th grade students to select a real figure from the American Revolution (1773-1783) and explain how that person helped shape the fight for independence. Essays were judged on historical accuracy, organization using a standard citation style, originality, grammar, and use of sources – both primary and printed.
While we didn’t have anyone advance to the state level competition, we are incredibly proud of our students’ hard work, research, and commitment to honoring the Patriots who helped build our nation.
We would also like to thank the Matilda Polk Campbell Chapter, NSDAR in Bolivar for hosting this chapter level contest.
Congratulations again to our winners! Your essays are a meaningful way to honor America’s upcoming 250th anniversary.
Great job to first and second grade students and Ms. Lutz on the music program last night!
Toy drive information
Food drive information
Thanksgiving Break Schedule
1st and 2nd grade will be presenting a musical titled, "The Little Engine That Could Sing" tonight at 6:00 at our Preforming Arts Building. All are welcome! #WeAreWheatland
It's TIME! Basketball season is finally here! Here are the schedules so mark your calendars now so you don't miss out! Let's go Mules! #wearewheatland
This week's events!
Come out on Monday and Tuesday night to see our boys and girls in action as they start their seasons! #wearewheatland #newseason
