Voices of the WSD

Wentzville School District
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The Wentzville School District presents Voices of the WSD, a podcast featuring the students, staff, and community of the Wentzville School District.

Episodes

  1. 12/10/2020

    Student Runners: Trevor Peimann & Ally Kruger

    In this episode, we revisit the 2020 Missouri State High School Activities Association Class 5 Cross Country Championships, which took place on Saturday, November 7. That day turned out to be a historic one as two student-athletes from the WSD -- Liberty’s Ally Kruger and Timberland’s Trevor Peimann -- finished first and second, respectively in their state championship races. In this podcast, you’ll hear directly from both student-athletes and their coaches as they recap their outstanding accomplishments. The conversation between Ally Kruger and coach Toby Glavin was originally produced by LHS Publications and can be found online at LHSToday.org. It is used in this podcast with permission. This episode of Voices of the WSD is presented by Borello Orthodontics, Mercy, and The Missouri Baptist University Troy/Wentzville Regional Learning Center.

  2. 10/16/2020

    Marching with the Bands

    2020 has been unique for a number of reasons and the marching bands at Holt, Liberty, and Timberland have continued to do their best during uncertain times. In this podcast, the band leadership at each high school discusses their challenges, successes, and other thoughts on how they started the 2020-21 school year and the fall marching season that isn't their normal season. Holt High School: Director Jim Cunningham and Assistant Director Jacob England Liberty High School: Director Sarita Magno-Parsons and Assistant Director Pat O'Donnell Timberland High School: Director Courtney White and Assistant Director Matt Hayes This podcast episode is presented by Lou Fusz Automotive -- a proud community partner for over 70 years. By purchasing a vehicle through the Fusz Community Partner Program, Lou Fusz is able to support local charities like St. Louis Children’s Hospital, St. Louis Crisis Nursery, Backstoppers, and many more. Head to Fusz.com to learn more about how Fusz supports our community.

  3. 08/23/2020

    Welcome to Journey Elementary

    In this episode, we hear from Dr. Candice Belton and Mrs. Terri Politte, the principal and assistant principal opening the district’s newest building, Journey Elementary. They both discuss their background and careers in education, the process of opening a new school, the culture they plan to establish, and more. This episode of Voices of the WSD is presented by two of our district marketing partners -- Club Z Tutoring of St. Charles County and Mercy.

  4. 08/14/2020

    Back to School with Dr. Cain

    WSD Superintendent Dr. Curtis Cain discusses a number of topics: District Boundary Changes Props C and S New District Buildings 2020-21 Back to School Issues related to COVID-19 WSD Virtual Academy New Safety measures District Activities/Athletics  Thank you to Borello Orthodontics and Trane for their sponsorship of this episode of "Voices of the WSD."

  5. Trailer

    Preview: Voices of the WSD

    The Wentzville School District presents Voices of the WSD, a podcast featuring the students, staff, and community of the Wentzville School District. If you’re not familiar, a podcast is an audio program format that allows you to subscribe via your computer, tablet or mobile device and listen whenever you like. We’re excited to share more about our amazing students, teachers, administrators, and staff with you -- directly from the people that make the WSD special district. Look for Voices of the WSD on the Wentzville School District website and other podcasting platforms.

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The Wentzville School District presents Voices of the WSD, a podcast featuring the students, staff, and community of the Wentzville School District.

Information

  • Creator
    Wentzville School District
  • Years Active
    2020
  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Wentzville School District
  • Show Website
    Voices of the WSD