Did You Know? The Northwest High School Liontrac Yearbook earned a Top 10 percent Portfolio Award from Varsity Yearbooks.
Did You Know? Nine Northwest High School fine arts students placed in the annual Jefferson College High School Art Show.
Did You Know? Northwest High School Project Lead the Way students Dominic DeBella and Mason Pohlmann won a scholarship at the St. Louis STEM Showcase for their engineering invention.
The Jefferson County Health Department mobile van will be at House Springs Elementary, 4380 Gravois Rd. in House Springs, on July 31 and August 1 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
They will be offering school-required vaccines and $25 physicals (cannot bill to insurance).
Call 636-233-3491 to make an appointment. A parent or guardian must be present. If the physical is for athletics, the MSHAA form must be completed as much as possible ahead of time.
Did You Know? Valley Middle School has been designated as a Project Lead the Way School of Distinction for their commitment to hands-on STEM learning!
Did You Know? The Northwest R-I School District broke ground on new, secure entryways for High Ridge Elementary, Cedar Springs Elementary, and Woodridge Middle School.
Did You Know? 47 Northwest High School students attended Jefferson College technical school to get trades-focused instruction and experience.
The Northwest School District is proud to announce that Murphy Elementary special education teacher Staci Venatta has been named one of the St. Louis Regional 2024 Teacher of the Year Honorees. Read more at https://www.northwestschools.net
Have a safe and happy Independence Day, Northwest Lion Nation!
Did You Know? The Class of 2024 earned over $2.1 million in scholarships.
Northwest employees have continued their philanthropic endeavor, “The Northwest Way.” Employees have the opportunity to participate by donating a payroll deduction at an amount they select. This month’s recipient is the Jefferson County Foster Children's Fund.
Cedar Springs Elementary students are enjoyed learning about MyPlate and the food groups with Chef Tori and dietician Miss Amanda. They learned about perfect portion sizes for a healthy balanced meal and the importance of every food group. A big shoutout to Chef Tori and all of our food service workers for their efforts in educating and nourishing our students!
Proposition S projects at Cedar Springs, High Ridge, and Woodridge are continuing to go along according to schedule. The Cedar Springs project is in the midst of running electric and cables. High Ridge is still clearing some of the area for the new entryway, and Woodridge is framing their new entryway.
A huge shout-out to the High Ridge Firefighters for an amazing day yesterday at Murphy Elementary School! Our students had a blast meeting our community heroes, exploring the firetruck, and cooling down with the fire hose on a hot, summer day!
Today, the Missouri History Museum visited fifth-grade students at Cedar Springs Elementary to teach them about the fascinating history and connection between the Mississippi River and St. Louis. Students used their critical thinking skills to identify and understand the purpose of 200-year-old artifacts! Thank you to the Missouri History Museum for this amazing experience!
Happy Father's Day to all of the fathers and father figures of Northwest Lion Nation!
Construction is moving along quickly at Cedar Springs! Walls for the more secure entryway are being framed. We can't wait to see the finished product!
Our House Springs Elementary students made waves yesterday at summer school with a fantastic Water Day! From a Sponge Relay to Water Balloon Toss, they're having some fun in the sun!
Happy Flag Day, Lion Nation! We celebrate the symbol of our nation's unity, strength, and purpose today! Flag Day is celebrated every June 14. It commemorates the adoption of the flag of the United States on June 14, 1777 by resolution of the Second Continental Congress.
Second grade students at Murphy Elementary are learning about volcanoes and the layers of the earth today in Summer Journey.
