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Heat team’s Mr. Weese stacks cups on April 10th during 8th grade Minute to Win It game against 8th grader Audrey Threadgold. “Honestly, I just chose the first face I saw because didnt know that I had to pick names,” Weese said.
Taking A Break From Testing With Games
On April 30th, Kyle Fowler & Zachariah Elem, work the Business Club cart in the commins, Derek York, purchases a pack of gum.
Business is Booming
History Day competitors pose for a group photo at the regional History Day awards ceremony in February at Washburn University.
Hard Work Pays Off
8th graders Aiden Yocum, Lucas Clark, and Bryce Adolph explain what their food is to 8th grader Isaiah Starkebaum before the event starts.
Teacher Brings Culture to WRMS
Photo courtesy of the Schuler Education Center
Board Chooses Mascot and Colors
State Testing, A Waste Of Time
State Testing, A Waste Of Time
Construction from a bird’s-eye view of the new Middle School.
Behind the Scenes
Exposed
Exposed
Enjoy The Games
Enjoy The Games
Slope is one of the few games that is not blocked, so students could play it during downtime.
Should Games be Unblocked?
On April 30th, Kyle Fowler & Zachariah Elem, work the Business Club cart in the commins, Derek York, purchases a pack of gum.
Business is Booming
On April 19th, 8th grader Reese Beardslee jumps for the long jump at Seaman.
Rise Above the Rest, Aim for the Best, at WRMS
Israel Edmonds clears the bar in high jump on April 23rd at the Emporia Middle School Invite.
Everyday I’m Hustlin’
Chess Club members pose for a picture at the state capitol building.
Checkmate!
WRMS 8th grader, Carson O’Connor keeps the rally going by hitting the Tennis ball back to his opponent during his singles game.
Hit It With Your Best Shot!
Owen Dowell and Mrs. Dowell
We Are Family
On April 11th, Mrs. Taylor was awarded with Secondary Distinguished Staff for the first time.
And the Award Goes to…
Chess Club members pose for a picture at the state capitol building.
Checkmate!
Ms. Simms
New Faces and Spaces: Part 4
On February 7th in Mrs. Campbells room, Former Eclipse science teacher Mrs. Walters shares with the 7th graders on Comets and Voyagers the difference between male and female birds called “Boobies,” which she saw during her trip to the Galapagos Islands.
3rd Quarter: Falcons Learning
During 3rd hour on April 24th, the 7th grade All Stars science class shoots plastic bottles into the sky for their lab they are working on.
4th Quarter Gallery
Heat team’s Mr. Weese stacks cups on April 10th during 8th grade Minute to Win It game against 8th grader Audrey Threadgold. “Honestly, I just chose the first face I saw because didnt know that I had to pick names,” Weese said.
Taking A Break From Testing With Games
On April 19th, 8th grader Reese Beardslee jumps for the long jump at Seaman.
Rise Above the Rest, Aim for the Best, at WRMS
On February 6th, 8th grader Patrick Buster was in the WRMS art class, molding clay with a scraper, to smooth out the clay, for a Tic-Tac-Toe board assignment.
3rd Quarter: Falcons Playing & Creating
On February 7th in Mrs. Campbells room, Former Eclipse science teacher Mrs. Walters shares with the 7th graders on Comets and Voyagers the difference between male and female birds called “Boobies,” which she saw during her trip to the Galapagos Islands.
3rd Quarter: Falcons Learning

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