There are many different ways to get the latest information. Our hope with this page is to provide you with best news sources for the district, schools, athletics, parent groups and activities. Please refer to this page for official links to Walton-Verona ISD news and communications.
Middle School Yearbook
It's the official publication of the school year: The yearbook. The ultimate limited-edition book, yearbooks are one-of-a-kind keepsakes that your students and their families will refer to year after year. Balfour Yearbooks is proud to partner with schools of every type around the world to capture the memories, friends and events that make each school year unique.
To get your Middle School Yearbook order go here.
2020-2021 School Calendar
The Walton-Verona Board of Education approved the 2020-2021 School Calendar on 1/23/20. It will be posted to our website and various social media outlets for your use. Please note, we will only have 3 early release days next year (December 18th, April 23rd, and May 18th). The calendar can be found under Calendars or by
clicking here.
The Mirror
The Mirror is the official print newspaper of Walton-Verona Independent Schools and is produced quarterly. This publication is proudly produced by Journalism students at Walton-Verona High School under the supervision of Mrs. Jamiee Sampson. You can find current and archived issues here.
Infinite Campus Parent Portal Information
The Kentucky Department of Education is excited to inform you Infinite Campus has two new and improved mobile apps: Campus Student (for students) and Campus Parent (for parents). Download your free app for real-time access to grades, assignments, attendance, schedules, announcements and more.
If you do not have a Portal account, please notify your child's school or send your legal name, phone number, email address and child's name to wvportalsupport@wv.kyschools.us and we will create an account for you. For more information visit our
Infinite Campus page here.
NWEA Resources for Parents
What is the NWEA Assessment? NWEA’s computerized adaptive tests are called Measure of Academic Progress, or MAP. When taking a MAP test, the difficulty of each question is based on how well a student answers all the previous questions. As the student answers correctly, questions become more difficult. If the student answers incorrectly, the questions become easier. In an optimal test, a student answers approximately half the items correctly and half incorrectly. The final score is an estimate of the student’s achievement level.
For NWEA Parent Resources visit this page.
There is also a warmup or practice test you can take at home or school.
Link Here.
WVISD Official Social Media Accounts
Below is a list of accounts we provide so you don't have to find them within the site. You may subscribe to each one from the feed itself.
Youtube
WaltonVeronaISD (District and School Channel)
Twitter
@MattBakerWV (District Superintendent)
@WVISDDPP (Director of Pupil Personnel)
@WVBearcats (Athletics)
@WVISTransport (Transportation Department)
@WaltonVeronaHS (High School)
@WVMSprincipal (Middle School)
@WVESBearcats (Elementary School)
@WVReads (WV Media Center)
Facebook
Walton-Verona HS PTSA (High School)
Walton-Verona MS PTSA (Middle School)
Walton-Verona ES PTA (Elementary School)
Walton-Verona FRYSC (Walton and Verona)