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.
Just a friendly reminder from our students...
Thank you for attending conferences. It was wonderful to see so many students and families! Enjoy the long weekend!
Our WMS students and staff showed Mrs. Nissley the love in many ways including buntings, signs, notes, and so much more! We appreciate Mrs. Nissley during National School Counselor's Week and every week.
Mark your calendars. Come join the fun as we explore how science, technology, engineering, and math are in our everyday lives and connected to occupations in our community!
We look forward to seeing you at Conferences on Thursday, February 20 from 2:10-8:00.
It is also an early out day for students.
Just a friendly reminder....
Did you know that Mrs. Nissleys and our peer mediators introduce meditation to our 6th-graders as a way to problems-solve!
Masterminds at work creating original marble runs in Mr. Hopfauf's class.
Our 8th-grade students in Mrs. Lynn's Sculpting class began the semester exploring how to use paper to create sculptures. The students used their creative art projects to practice proper critique techniques.
Our 6th graders pondered and explored how to save the worm on its capsized boat.
Some of our worms survived and some did not. Regardless, there was some great critical- thinking and creativity happening!
This Friday is the Valentine's Day! As previously shared in the family newsletter, here are more details and important information.
