All VISD students who will be 7th, 9th, or 11th graders next year AND participate in any sports program, along with band, are required by UIL to under a sports physical. Also, any student-athlete who suffered a severe injury this current year is also required to have a sports physical. Mark your calendar and take advantage of this great opportunity provided by the Wilbarger General Hospital Medical Group.
Volleyball camp is happening soon!!!
Here are a few more pictures from the third grader's track meet.
Today was Central Elementary's track meet and park day. Third graders had fun at the park this morning, and then headed to Lion Stadium for their track meet.
More photos of the track meet fun the Central 2nd grade students had today.
Today was Central Elementary's track meet and park day. Second graders held their track meet this morning and then headed to the park.
A BIG thank you on this National Speech Language Pathologist Day!!
Summer Science Camp 2023 is now FREE!!!! There will be no registration fee for the camp, which is for kindergarten through fourth graders. Those who have already paid a registration fee will be reimbursed. Time is running out to register and there are limited spots available. Sign up today!!
The Vernon Lion coaching staff will be conducting a Youth Football Camp for kindergarteners through freshmen. Be a part of GROWING THE LION TRADITION!
Here are a few more pics from the Santa Rosa Roundup Parade.
The Santa Rosa Roundup Parade kicked off rodeo festivities Wednesday afternoon and VISD was well represented, as many students and staff members participated in the parade.
Vernon HIgh School will have a new principal when the 2023-24 school year begins, and stepping into that position will be Cynthia Jackson, who is currently the principal at the Clarksville Middle High School. For more information on the new principal, click on the following link: https://www.vernonisd.org/article/1119660
If you go to a performance of the Santa Rosa Roundup this week, be sure and purchase a program and help support our VHS Key Club.
Here are more pictures from the Vernon High School Sports Banquet, put on by the Vernon Athletic Booster Club, was held Tuesday night in the VHS Cafeteria. All varsity athletes were recognized and several sports handed out special awards. The Vernon Athletic Booster Club Lion Scholarship was presented to Dane Kieschnick, while the Lady Lion Scholarship was presented to Kristina Urista and the Benny Guzman Memorial Scholarship was presented to Beau Gearld.
The Vernon High School Sports Banquet, put on by the Vernon Athletic Booster Club, was held Tuesday night in the VHS Cafeteria. All varsity athletes were recognized and several sports handed out special awards. Here are photos of some of the award honorees.
The Roarin' Lion Band Banquet was held Saturday night and several awards were presented to band members. Recipients of the band's special awards were (from left) Nakayla Whatley, Outstanding WinterGuard; Garrett Sparks, John Phillip Sousa Award; Harley Fulford, Outstanding Sophomore; Electra Boatman, Outstanding Marcher; Elide Corona, Outstanding Junior; Fernanda Perez, Outstanding Marcher; Mu Lay Paw, Outstanding Freshman; and Kristina Urista, Outstanding Senior.
The Roarin' Lion Band Banquet was held Saturday night and several awards were presented to band members. Recipients of the Musicianship Award were (front row, from left) Sam Thomas, Electra Boatman and Mu Lay Paw; (middle row) Rodrigo Olivas, Adeline Seville, Garrett Sparks, Kristina Urista and Sai Ale; (back row) Ryne Sanders, Jason Juarez, Harley Fulford, Valerie Mejia, Cruz Alaniz and Joselyn Fuentes.
The Roarin' Lion Band Banquet was held Saturday night and several awards were presented to band members. Those receiving Merit Awards were (front row, from left) Rodrigo Olivas, Haydn Weddle, Vanessa Morales, Sam Thomas, and Malakhi Propes-Scott; (back row) Ryne Sanders, Harley Fulford, Addison Ballard, Joselyn Fuentes, Zoey Newton and Garrett Sparks.
Here are a few more scenes from our 5th grade Egg Drop event held this afternoon. Congratulations to the students whose egg survived the drops from 10 feet, 30 feet and 50 feet, and a BIG thank you to the members of the AEP crew who came out and helped with the event. We couldn't do it without you!!
The Egg Drop event for 5th graders was held this afternoon. The project involved 5th graders building containers that would keep an egg safe when dropped from different heights. With help from members of the AEP crew, the eggs were dropped from heights of 10 feet, 30 feet and 50 feet. The project helps the students learn about force, gravity, energy and air resistance.
