Friday will also be our Pink Out football game. If you have someone that you would like to have recognized at halftime please reach out to Ashlee Dexter - adexter@midbuchanan.k12.mo.us. Make sure to wear pink to show your support!
Lady Dragon Softball plays for the District Championship tonight at Lathrop High School! They take on the Lathrop Mules at 6:00pm. Admission is $6 cash only. Come pack the stands and cheer on the Dragons!
We will also be livestreaming the game on MSHSAA TV for those that can't make the trip. The link for that is below.
https://www.mshsaa.tv/?S=Mid-BuchananDragons&B=4656734
PC: Clifton Grooms
Tomorrow, 10/19/26, is a late start. School will begin at 8:50 am.
*Monday, October 19: Late Start/School begins at 8:50 am/PTO Meeting @ 5:15 pm in the elementary library/ BOE Meeting @ 6:30 pm in the high school library
*Wednesday, October 21: Wear Orange for Bullying Prevention
Mid-Buchanan FCCLA is hosting a Blood Drive on Wednesday, October 28, from 2:00–6:00 p.m. in the Mid-Buchanan multipurpose room!
Every donation can make a difference and help save lives!
Date: Wednesday, October 28
Time: 2:00–6:00 p.m.
Location: Mid-Buchanan Multipurpose Room
Sign up today! Visit savealife.now.org/group or scan the QR code.
Donors must be 17 or older, or 16 with parental consent.
Attention Dragon preschool and kindergarten students! Join us on Saturday, November 7, from 8:00am-12:00pm for a morning of fun learning activities and snacks. Mid Buchanan preschool and kindergarten teachers are eager to see see your child! Register by October 31 to ensure a spot!
Registration Link
Softball has a bye and will play their first game at noon this Saturday (10/17). All games will be played at Lathrop High School.
Volleyball also has a first round bye and will play on Thursday, October 22nd at 5:00pm. Those games will all be played at West Platte High School.
Go Dragons!
Tomorrow, 10/12/26, is a late start. School will begin at 8:50 am.
🍎🌟 **Celebrating Excellence in Education!** 🌟🍎
Please join us in congratulating **Melanie Vulgamott, Regional Teacher of the Year!** 🎉
Melanie was honored by the Northwest RPDC alongside a room full of regional educators in recognition of her outstanding commitment and dedication to her profession and, most importantly, to student learning. ❤️📚
Her passion for education, commitment to helping students succeed, and dedication to making a difference are truly worthy of celebration. We are proud to see Melanie recognized for the incredible impact she makes in the lives of her students and the difference she brings to education every day!
Mrs. Vulgamott states, "When I think about what defines me as a teacher, I think of these words; student choice and engagement. When students have choice in how they present their knowledge, I can see a fuller picture of their understanding of a concept. They can incorporate parts of themselves into their work and take great ownership of it. Through book choices, projects, writing pieces, reports, and presentations, I strive to give students both choice and voice in their learning. In addition, when students are genuinely engaged, they take greater pride in their work and are more willing to take academic risks."
👏 Congratulations, Melanie, on this well-deserved recognition! Thank you for your dedication to students, your profession, and the future of education!
Video of Mrs. Vulgamott in action!
#TeacherOfTheYear #ExcellenceInEducation🐉
Our Elementary Student Council is learning that leadership is about more than having a title—it’s about **serving others, showing respect, and taking pride in our school and country.**
As our student council members learn to properly **raise, lower, fold, and care for the United States flag**, they are gaining valuable lessons in:
⭐ **Responsibility** – taking their role seriously and following proper procedures
⭐ **Teamwork** – working together and communicating throughout the process
⭐ **Respect** – understanding the significance of the American flag and what it represents
⭐ **Leadership** – setting an example for their classmates through their actions
⭐ **Patriotism** – developing an appreciation for our country and the freedoms we enjoy
⭐ **Service** – giving their time to serve their school community
These may seem like simple tasks, but they are creating opportunities for our students to practice **character, responsibility, and leadership in action.**
We are proud of our Elementary Student Council and the example they are setting each day! 🇺🇸❤️💙
**Learning to lead. Learning to serve. Learning to make a difference.**
Tomorrow, 10/5/26, is a late start. School will begin at 8:50 am.
*Monday, October 5: Late Start/School Begins at 8:50 am
*Friday, October 9: 5th Grade Field Trip/PK-2 Fire Safety Day