Baseball season starts this Friday! #tigerstrong
Congratulations to our All-Conference Basketball Players! #tigerstrong
Congratulations to our All-District Basketball Players! #tigerstrong
The Weaubleau Booster Club Youth Tournament starts today! #tigerstrong
Thank you to School Board Members for providing lunch for staff at PD day today! We appreciate everything you do for our school! #tigerstrong
Calling all Weaubleau Community Members! The High School Student Council needs 5 more blood donors TODAY to meet their scholarship goal! The Blood Drive ends at 3 PM today! Appointments can be made at this link https://donor.cbco.org/index.php/drive-list?view=servicesearch&id_service=248 Please LIKE and SHARE! #tigerstrong
8th graders stepped up to the plate in PE for a game of wiffle ball! #tigerstrong
Congratulations to the new members who were inducted into the National Honor Society yesterday! #tigerstrong
Today's senior spotlight is Kylie Richards! #classof2026 #tigerstrong
The Spring Concert is on April 16 at 6:30 PM in the Performance Gym! #tigerstrong
A big thank you to these members of the Weaubleau TOPS program who packaged hygiene kits and donated them to the Tiger's Closet. TOPS refers to the Teen Outreach Program, which is designed for middle and high school students to build life skills, promote healthy behaviors, and encourage community service. They will soon be going to Silver Dollar City as an end of the year reward. Pictured are Avia Csonka, Emily Dehart, Larissa Gregg, and Bryanna Wood.
Congratulations to junior Kim Henrikson on her violin performance on Saturday! #tigerstrong
HS Student Council is hosting a blood drive this Thursday, March 12! This event is open to the public, and donating helps Student Council earn money for scholarships! You can schedule at this link https://donor.cbco.org/index.php/drive-list?view=servicesearch&id_service=248
Mark your calendars! The Scholar Bowl team is hosting a trivia night on March 13 to raise money for their trip to nationals! Come to support our students and to show what you know! Sign up with this link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=DQSIkWdsW0yxEjajBLZtrQAAAAAAAAAAAANAAf7MfAdUQjlYSlZISkQwTTVTVEtPWEJUUFdRWkowRi4u
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Congratulations to the Scholar Bowl team who plasced third and received a plaque at the Nevada Scholar Bowl Meet on Saturday.
Daniel Nance finished second overall in individual scoring. #tigerstrong
Daniel Nance finished second overall in individual scoring. #tigerstrong
Choir students attended PCL Music Day on Saturday. Congratulations to Kadence Hill and Jeffery Storment for being selected as soloists for the performance. #tigerstrong
Senior Parents!! It's time to buy a senior ad for the yearbook! Order forms can be picked up at school, or contact Mrs. Culbertson for more information! #tigerstrong
On April 9, students 7-12 will participate in a free vision screening. Results will be sent home with students.
The baseball team is selling Weaubleau Tumblers! You can order on this link: https://app.launchfundraising.com/productFundraiserHome/student/1004194
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As Mrs. Jeri Hubbert prepares to retire as our Library Media Specialist, we want to thank her for the many years she has dedicated to the students and staff at Weaubleau. Her love for books and learning has made the library a special place for generations of Tigers. We asked Mrs. Hubbert a few questions as she wraps up her time at Weaubleau—check out her answers below!
How many years have you spent at Weaubleau?
28 (39 years total in education)
What led you to become a librarian?
I'm actually a Library Media Specialist: a certified teacher that runs the Library Media Center (a centralized location in a school that provides traditional library services and technology). My teaching certification is in Elementary Education. I became a teacher because I enjoy working with children and helping them to become thoughtful, helpful members of society. About ten years into my career I decided to earn certification as a Library Media Specialist. I became an LMS because I love reading and sharing that love with others, while still having the opportunity to teach.
What accomplishment in your career are you most proud of?
I'd have to say the Weaubleau Library collection is one of the highlights. It's been a lot of hard work, however we currently offer our students access to over 20,000 books in print. I'm also very proud of having the opportunity to work with so many different students; varied backgrounds, skill levels, and ages. It has been a very interesting and enjoyable career.
What has been the most rewarding part of being a library media specialist?
Both as a teacher and LMS, working with the students and watching them grow in understanding through the years has been very rewarding. Just as meaningful however: as the Weaubleau Library Media Specialist I have hosted at least one book fair a year, for 27 out of my 28 years. The Weaubleau community has greatly supported this effort and as a result, the profits from the book fairs have allowed me to give away around 30 books during each book fair, purchase books and other materials for classrooms and the LMC, as well as give Christmas books away to preschool thru second grade students each year. It has been a privilege to help our students; it is very heartwarming to see the reaction of students when they realize that they are receiving a book of their own. One Kindergarten student asked me "You mean I get to keep this book forever and ever?" When I said "Yes, it's all yours." The smile I received was amazing!
What challenges helped shape you as a leader?
My mother was a teacher and a Library Media Specialist, I learned from watching her that things don't always go as you have planned. When I stepped into education as a professional, I learned that lesson from a personal perspective. Jobs can change, plans can change, reporting to the state changes, technology changes (and sometimes just quits!), the one thing that stays constant is that our students need us. I've learned to choose my battles carefully and keep my focus on the students.
What advice would you give to future students?
Whatever you want to accomplish; keep your focus on that, work hard, and remember that you are capable and worthy of good things.
As you retire, what's next for you?
The most important things as I retire are spending more time with family (especially my grandson), completing long ignored projects, and not waking up at 5:15 am!
Thank you for everything, Mrs. Hubbert, and best wishes on your well-deserved retirement! #tigerstrong
How many years have you spent at Weaubleau?
28 (39 years total in education)
What led you to become a librarian?
I'm actually a Library Media Specialist: a certified teacher that runs the Library Media Center (a centralized location in a school that provides traditional library services and technology). My teaching certification is in Elementary Education. I became a teacher because I enjoy working with children and helping them to become thoughtful, helpful members of society. About ten years into my career I decided to earn certification as a Library Media Specialist. I became an LMS because I love reading and sharing that love with others, while still having the opportunity to teach.
What accomplishment in your career are you most proud of?
I'd have to say the Weaubleau Library collection is one of the highlights. It's been a lot of hard work, however we currently offer our students access to over 20,000 books in print. I'm also very proud of having the opportunity to work with so many different students; varied backgrounds, skill levels, and ages. It has been a very interesting and enjoyable career.
What has been the most rewarding part of being a library media specialist?
Both as a teacher and LMS, working with the students and watching them grow in understanding through the years has been very rewarding. Just as meaningful however: as the Weaubleau Library Media Specialist I have hosted at least one book fair a year, for 27 out of my 28 years. The Weaubleau community has greatly supported this effort and as a result, the profits from the book fairs have allowed me to give away around 30 books during each book fair, purchase books and other materials for classrooms and the LMC, as well as give Christmas books away to preschool thru second grade students each year. It has been a privilege to help our students; it is very heartwarming to see the reaction of students when they realize that they are receiving a book of their own. One Kindergarten student asked me "You mean I get to keep this book forever and ever?" When I said "Yes, it's all yours." The smile I received was amazing!
What challenges helped shape you as a leader?
My mother was a teacher and a Library Media Specialist, I learned from watching her that things don't always go as you have planned. When I stepped into education as a professional, I learned that lesson from a personal perspective. Jobs can change, plans can change, reporting to the state changes, technology changes (and sometimes just quits!), the one thing that stays constant is that our students need us. I've learned to choose my battles carefully and keep my focus on the students.
What advice would you give to future students?
Whatever you want to accomplish; keep your focus on that, work hard, and remember that you are capable and worthy of good things.
As you retire, what's next for you?
The most important things as I retire are spending more time with family (especially my grandson), completing long ignored projects, and not waking up at 5:15 am!
Thank you for everything, Mrs. Hubbert, and best wishes on your well-deserved retirement! #tigerstrong
