Bus 224 is running behind schedule this morning.
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Making snow and building snowmen while practicing letter names and sounds was "snow much fun" today!
What a joyful day! On Thursday, Jan. 22 we celebrated our scholars for the 2nd 9 weeks and recognized students across many achievements — Terrific Kid, Math Masters, Rockstar Reader, Honor Roll, Principal’s List, and more. We are so proud of their dedication and growth!
Want to see science in motion? Big thanks to Mrs. Amy Bennett for coming in to help our 4th graders experiment with Spheros today! They investigated energy transfer by adjusting robot speed — and walked away buzzing with curiosity.
Recognition in action: Thank you to Ms. Sharon Godard (Mary Kay consultant) and Mrs. Griffin for organizing a hand and lip treatment session to pamper our teachers. Thoughtful gestures like this support staff well‑being and boost morale—small investments with meaningful returns.
We are here to help! If you need assitance with your MIEP or MIMS application, please come on out and see our team. We will be here until 6:00. We would love to see you!
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Curious minds met helpful hands! Martin Memorial Library visited our MIEP students to demo their website and online resources — opening up so many new ways to learn and explore. We’re so grateful for their support and the access they give our students.
Did someone say mural adventure? Our exceptionally talented STEAM students have been learning about murals and creating their own masterpieces in class. Today they took those ideas into the community to view local murals and topped the day off with a fun visit to Snack Shack! We are so appreciative of our community partners who help make learning meaningful and memorable.
Bus 196 is running a few minutes late this morning.
Kids Excel will not operate on Thursday, January 15.
Bus 196 is running late this morning due to mechanical difficulties.
Have you ever thought about what art can teach us beyond technique? This month, our Exceptionally STEAM students dove into the “A” of STEAM and discovered powerful lessons from the masters: Van Gogh’s Starry Night showed how art can spark deep emotion, Picasso taught us about experimenting with portraits and perspective, and Michelangelo inspired conversations about perseverance and dedication.
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Did someone say 80th Day of School? Our staff celebrated in style by dressing to impress in their favorite '80s attire — neon, leg warmers, vintage tees, and BIG hair everywhere! It was a fun blast from the past and a great way to celebrate school spirit.
Did you know words can change someone's day? Thanks to Mrs. Griffin and the Center for Safer Schools for coordinating an inspiring bullying-prevention activity. Students explored the power of language and learned how choosing the right words helps everyone feel welcome and safe.
Ready for a great year! We kicked off 2026 at WPS with small-group instruction extended beyond the school day — and our dedicated staff made it possible. We’re so proud of these students and teachers for their hard work and commitment to academic achievement.
December Character Spotlight: GOOD JUDGMENT- We celebrated students who made wise choices and showed thoughtful decision-making all month long. Huge congratulations to: Wrigley Warren • A'Siya Brown • Saylor Hoggard • Cadence Pointe • Za'Riah Foster • D'Marion Stokes • Ja'Torian Pugh • Mariah Griffin • Ariel Jones • Paityn Knox • Nora Sumerel • Nathan Champion • Chloe Taylor • Myesha Patel • Hailey McDonald • Isaac Diego • Waylon Yockel • Jayla Harris • Makinley Anderson. You make us proud every day — keep shining!
Did someone say ocean adventure in PE? Earlier this week, Mrs. Toler’s 2nd graders teamed up with Coach Lilley for a lively game of Sharks and Minnows — on scooters! Students used only their legs to power across the “ocean,” practicing quick reflexes, balance, and cheering each other on.
