Mrs. Johnston's Agriculture Engineering classes spent several weeks learning about the life cycle of a chicken as well as incubating and hatching baby chicks. Students that met certain criteria were allowed to adopt a chicken and take it home. 🐤
⚾🎉 Play Ball! 🎉⚾
Join us on April 9th for our Baseball Family Night—it’s going to be a great evening of fun for everyone!
Bring your baseball gloves and lawn chairs and get ready to enjoy the game together. We’ll have a cash concession stand available, so come hungry! 🌭🥤
🕔 Time: 5:00–7:00 PM
⚾ Each house will have a team competing—so get ready for some friendly competition and lots of excitement!
We can’t wait to see you there for a night that’s sure to be a hit! 💥
Join us on April 9th for our Baseball Family Night—it’s going to be a great evening of fun for everyone!
Bring your baseball gloves and lawn chairs and get ready to enjoy the game together. We’ll have a cash concession stand available, so come hungry! 🌭🥤
🕔 Time: 5:00–7:00 PM
⚾ Each house will have a team competing—so get ready for some friendly competition and lots of excitement!
We can’t wait to see you there for a night that’s sure to be a hit! 💥
A special thank you to our local community members and our superintendent for their support and participation in our Mini Gauntlet! We are so proud of these students as they prepare to travel to Atlanta next week to compete in the Global Amazing Shake at the Ron Clark Academy. 🌟
Yearbook order forms were recently sent home with students. Be sure to return the form and money by April 27th as no late orders will be accepted.
Students in Mrs. Kumar's class took a hands-on approach to learning about mean, median, mode, and range!
Using a deck of cards, students generated their own data sets, worked together to organize the numbers, and calculated each measure of central tendency and range. The activity gave them a fun way to practice sorting numbers, finding patterns, and applying what they’ve learned!
Using a deck of cards, students generated their own data sets, worked together to organize the numbers, and calculated each measure of central tendency and range. The activity gave them a fun way to practice sorting numbers, finding patterns, and applying what they’ve learned!
Mrs. Allgood's 5th period class constructed compound-complex sentences out of the different components of the sentence type.
Shoutout to Paxton Hendricks for cashing in 500 shillings to become Coach of the Day with Coach Ezell & Coach Sixbey! Paxton's favorite part of the day was getting to play dodgeball with the 3rd period class and basketball with 7th period. Keep up the good work!
March is Music In Our Schools Month! Come celebrate with us at our Orchestra concert on Thursday, March 12th at 6:30PM in EHS auditorium! Free to all!
The 6th grade science students learned about why there is blood in all of these places in the body. To further understand this concept, students constructed a model of the different components of blood. Students were able to figure out that corn syrup was used for plasma, sprinkles for platelets, marshmallows for white blood cells, and the cinnamon discs for red blood cells. Students were able to identify that red blood cells are denser than plasma.
Shoutout to Hayes Lester for cashing in his shillings to become Teacher of the Day with Mr. Rynders! 👏
This special reward costs 500 shillings at our Knights Market, and students work hard saving up to earn the opportunity. Great job showing dedication and making the most of your shillings!
Huge thank you to Williams Orthodontics in El dorado for always ensuring the chocolate fairy visits regularly for our staff! 🦷🍫
Mrs. Stephens' 1st period class working hard using their dictionaries to find their vocabulary words from the book "The Art of Miss Chew."
👀 Friendly reminder from your ELA teachers!
Mrs. Morrison and Ms. Wells’ breakfast of champions club members earned a sonic slush for mastering prefixes!
Dive into different cultures with us at our first Cultural Heritage Night here at WMS!
Special Olympics was a blast!
This week we had some brave 6th grade students share their poetry in class!
Here is our information sheet for the New York City trip from our recent interest meeting🗽
We are so proud of our students who represented our school at the MathCounts Southwest Regional Competition hosted at Southern Arkansas University!
Fourteen of our 6th graders earned the opportunity to compete, and they showed incredible dedication, perseverance, and problem-solving skills throughout the day. We are proud of the hard work they put in to prepare and the way they represented our school with excellence.
👏 Please help us celebrate these students:
Cami Doherty, Alexandria Polen, Parker Kuhn, Jack Sawyer, Henry Swafford, Jiya Desai, Jose Mendoza, Maggie Clark, Nathan Rice, Dillon Roblee, Tucker Morgan, Korie Bourgeois, Maverick Nash, and Graysen Newton
A special thank you to Dr. and Mrs. Guevara for generously sponsoring lunches in the SAU Cafeteria for our students and staff who attended. Your support helped make this day even more special for our students!
We also want to thank Mrs. Saunders and Ace for driving the bus and providing plenty of moral support, tail wags, and pre-competition cuddles along the way!
Mrs. Taylor’s geography classes divided into two groups. One group was Vikings and one group was Europeans. They agreed on laws and created a treaty so that both groups could live peacefully together in one village.
