It's National Assistant Principal's Week! Join us in sending a big THANK YOU to today's awesome Assistant Principal!
Fall Football Registration Time 🐺🏈📣
Today WSMS was privileged to host Rachel's Challenge and the story of Rachel Joy Scott a young victim of Columbine High School.
Our presenter Chris Mowery did an amazing job and our students were fantastic.
This journey taught us all about the true value of being kind.
To make great things happen you have to have some great help.
We will be having a PTSO meeting tomorrow night at 6:00 PM at the WSMS Media Center if you want to help.
Spring formal information.
WSMS 8th graders getting valuable learning experience in the James Rumsey mobile lab today.
There will be a spring formal for WSMS 7th & 8th grade students on Saturday, April 25. More information including criteria to attend, ticket cost, and time will come out tomorrow.
The 6th grade Science team engineered amusement parks. They created the layout, pamphlets, and will bring it to life next week with animations through Canva! Their creativity is amazing! Awesome work!
Congratulations to Stotler's Sharks. March Madness Homeroom Attendance Winner's.
Warm Springs Middle School is working with Rachel’s Challenge to stimulate academic achievement and social-emotional learning by focusing on the connection between students, faculty, and staff. Using the remarkable story of Rachel Scott, the first victim of the Columbine High School tragedy, Rachel’s Challenge awakens individual hope and purpose, which in turn promotes safer, more connected school communities. A Rachel’s Challenge staff member will share Rachel’s story with the entire school on Tuesday,April 4, 2023. Rachel's Challenge prevents school violence, bullying, and youth suicide through live and digital mental health programs in schools. If you have concerns, please feel free to call Tiffany Giles (Community in Schools Liason) at 304-258-1500 ext. 416 or email tiffany.giles@k12.wv.us.
Below are the administration instructions for the Spring 2023 WV School Learning Environment Survey for parents or caregivers of students at:
Warm Springs Middle School, Morgan County (058-301).
The online parent survey will be available from February 20 through April 7, 2023.
Parents are asked to complete an online survey about school climate—the learning and teaching/working conditions—to help guide school improvement efforts. The results of this survey will be used to make changes in their child's school to ensure a supportive environment for teaching and learning. The survey may be completed from any computer with an internet connection.
Parent participation in the survey is very important. If parents have questions about the survey or problems completing the survey, they should contact their child's school. To protect parent/caregiver confidentiality, at least 10 parents must take the survey for results to be summarized for your school.
When parents log onto the survey, they will see explanatory information about the survey and the important information below as to their rights as a survey participant:
Your participation is voluntary. You may choose not to participate; not to answer any questions you do not want to answer; and you may stop participating at any time during the survey without penalty. Your responses will be anonymous and confidential.
Parents can access the survey at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WVSLES_P_S23
Parent login code: P058301
Congratulations to the Regional Social Studies Fair Winners!
Time to order your WSMS 2022-2023 yearbook. Link is below.
https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=1016535860503040
As a reminder, there is no school on Friday, March 17, 2023. This is a scheduled OS day in our school calendar.
6th grade-students in Mrs. Ackerman’s class made donut 🍩 pin cushions. They practiced basic sewing stitches, creating their own unique donut. They enjoyed a donut celebration 🎊 afterwards.
Come out tomorrow and support the BSHS Fishing Club.
Due to the timing of expected winter weather in the morning, we will be using Non-Traditional Instructional Day #5 for tomorrow, Friday, March 10. Students will be working remotely as instructed by their teachers. Employees follow reporting code A.
Congratulations to the WV Young Writers Contest winners for Morgan County Schools! The entries of the first-place winners will now be judged at the state level.
Grades 1-2:
1st Place – Ava Orem – WES
2nd Place – Greenlee Bergen – WES
3rd Place – Isaac Omps – WES
Grades 3-4:
1st Place – Evan Orem – WSIS
2nd Place – Braden Smith – WSIS
3rd Place – Josiah Heath – PPES
Grades 5-6:
1st Place – Kaylynne Malick – WSIS
2nd Place – Cayden Swink – WSMS
3rd Place – Lucille Carter – PPS
Grades 7-8:
1st Place – Carmela Schaaf – WSMS
2nd Place – Rhaina Botticher – WSMS
3rd Place – Joselyn Smith – PPS
Grades 9-10:
1st Place – Savannah Aliff – BSHS
2nd Place – Elizabeth Kessel – BSHS
3rd Place – William Bottomley – BSHS
Grades 11-12:
1st Place – Lakyn Colliflower – BSHS
2nd Place – Cheyenne McCumbee – BJU Press Homeschool
3rd Place – Britney Ramos – PPHS
Mr. Dugan worked with Mrs. Stotler's class on Educational Minecraft. The students had to build a house with at least our 6 pieces of criteria. Next time we will use it for an actual math lesson incorporated into. We wanted to make sure all students knew the basics first.
The 6th grade Science class experimented with tornadoes, cyclones, and whirlpools. Chemiluminescence & Bioluminescence was also integrated into the day!
