Our FACS classes have been harvesting. If you are interested in fresh produce grown by our students, please email Ms. Tennant at tennantl@glendiveschools.org. It goes quickly.
Sorry, spinach is all gone.


An anonymous donor supported a local fundraiser by buying donuts, which were shared with our WMS students. Thank you!

Ms. Lynn's Digital Art students create their own movie posters. Then, peers give constructive feedback on each poster.




Mr. Hopfauf's classes are creating their own prototypes in our Makerspace using the 5 C's: communication, creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and construction.


Dear Parents/Guardians,
Mrs. Houck is excited to announce our traditional Washington, D.C./New York City 2027 trip for all 6th and 7th grade students (travel during their 7th & 8th grade year). There will be an informational meeting on Tuesday, April 14 at 6:00 PM in the Washington Middle School band/choir room. A representative from Global Travel Alliance will be present along with Mrs. Houck to answer questions and provide important materials, including trip information, the itinerary, and registration details. We encourage all interested families to attend to learn more about this exciting educational opportunity.
Sincerely,
Casi Houck
houckc@glendiveschools.org
Mrs. Houck is excited to announce our traditional Washington, D.C./New York City 2027 trip for all 6th and 7th grade students (travel during their 7th & 8th grade year). There will be an informational meeting on Tuesday, April 14 at 6:00 PM in the Washington Middle School band/choir room. A representative from Global Travel Alliance will be present along with Mrs. Houck to answer questions and provide important materials, including trip information, the itinerary, and registration details. We encourage all interested families to attend to learn more about this exciting educational opportunity.
Sincerely,
Casi Houck
houckc@glendiveschools.org

Ms. Riggin's Career and Life Class using their creativity and knowledge of their audience to create different types of chips and advertisements.




WMS Annual STEAM Night is TOMORROW! We'd love to see you and enjoy exploring STEAM together!

From Transportation Dept:
Thursday 3-12-26
Bus 7 will not run its AM or PM routes
Thursday 3-12-26
Bus 7 will not run its AM or PM routes

Thank you, preschoolers, for sharing your love by brightening our hallways with your creativity.




STEAM NIGHT! STEAM NIGHT! STEAM NIGHT! Yes, the WMS Community STEAM Night is coming. It is for parents, teenagers, and children! All are welcome!

Big news to celebrate! 🎉 🎊
Please join us in congratulating Marcy Adams, Special Education Teacher, and Amber LaPierre, Paraprofessional, who have been named the CSPD Region I Para/Teacher Team of the Year!!
Their teamwork, dedication, and commitment to supporting students make a meaningful difference every single day. This honor is so well deserved, and we are proud to celebrate them! 🫶🏻
Please join us in congratulating Marcy Adams, Special Education Teacher, and Amber LaPierre, Paraprofessional, who have been named the CSPD Region I Para/Teacher Team of the Year!!
Their teamwork, dedication, and commitment to supporting students make a meaningful difference every single day. This honor is so well deserved, and we are proud to celebrate them! 🫶🏻

WMS Annual Community STEAM Night is next week! Can't wait for the fun and exploration.

Dr. Almond's Science class is showing some creativity with light and shadow.



SHOW UP for our DCC community, WMS! All students get in free with their school ID, and anyone with a Midrivers shirt gets in free as well. The WMS shirts you received in 6th grade have Mid-Rivers on them! They would work to get into the game!
Congratulations to Mrs. Wade. Thank you, @midrivers!

From Transportation Dept:
Monday 3-2-26
Bus 1 WILL run both am and pm.
Monday 3-2-26
Bus 1 WILL run both am and pm.

A friendly reminder from Mrs. Lighter

From Transportation Dept:
Monday 3-2-26
Bus 1 will not run its AM route.
Monday 3-2-26
Bus 1 will not run its AM route.

Our art students develop a better understanding of the use of color by creating their own color wheels.



Did you know that before this pep cheer was made popular by the Chicago Bears this season, Mrs. Stickel had it hanging in her classroom to remind her students of "Good. Better. Best?" Go, Mrs. Stickel.

