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Board Chooses Mascot and Colors
This will be what the new middle school building will look like from a birds-eye view when it is completely finished with construction.
Constructing the Future
Mrs Bertels jumps forward in excitement revealing she is one of the pregnant teachers while the WAVE team cheers for her.
New Life to the World
The Penny War jar sits in Mrs. Caseys classroom to collect money for the fundraiser.
Pennies for Presents
Hitting the Road
Hitting the Road
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?
The Christmas tree in the office at WRMS.
Should Schools Celebrate Christmas?
Kinley Martinek. Blakley Walter, Averi Broxterman, and Giuliana Dawkins, sit at a table during lunch, all disconnected with each other on their phones.
The Social Dilemma
Ms. Cowell has a bright Christmas tree up in her room to provide more Christmas spirit.
Holiday Spirit Arrives Early at WRMS
On Tuesday, Janurary 30th in gym A, Coach Chooncharoen calls a timeout to have a discussion with the 8th grade boys basketball team during the home game against Eisenhower.
3rd Quarter: Falcon Sports
On November 29th, 8th grade boys wrestler Jax Johnson pins his opponent down and wins the match.
Pin It To Win It!
Braxton Ullery defends Everett Un in day two of basketball tryouts.
Ally Oop, To The Hoop
Coach Chooncharoen coaches for the 7th Grade girls basketball team on October 26th. Chooncharoen says his favorite part of the season was ‘’teaching the game and watching the girls play together and experience success.’’
One More Shot
Concession lines going back all the way up to the girl’s locker room side of the gym.
Dance To Every Beat
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
Bring Us Some Figgy Pudding!
Bring Us Some Figgy Pudding!
New Faces and Spaces: Part 3
New Faces and Spaces: Part 3
Holiday Crossword
Holiday Crossword
Christmas Takes a Spin Around the World
Christmas Takes a Spin Around the World
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
On Tuesday, Janurary 30th in gym A, Coach Chooncharoen calls a timeout to have a discussion with the 8th grade boys basketball team during the home game against Eisenhower.
3rd Quarter: Falcon Sports
The holidays are arguably the best part of the year, and we should enjoy them while we can. Here we can see another fireplace, ready to spread some joy. After seeing these decorations, maybe thank a StuCo member for making your day just a little better!
Fired Up For The Holidays
On November 29th, 8th grade boys wrestler Jax Johnson pins his opponent down and wins the match.
Pin It To Win It!

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In room D5 on March 2nd, Mrs. Spaulding and 7th graders Elijah George & Ayriana Bernskoetter play statues. Statues is a game where one person turns their back and the others move but when they look at back, they have to be still. Mrs. Spaulding listed the ways this game helps students. “We have been playing statues as a way to practice self regulation, and to control our impulses,” said Spaulding.

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On March 31st, 8th grader Stella Berry gives a presentation with her group on how brands like Adidas, and restaurant chains like Chick Fil A, target their audience. Caption by Madyson Nelson.

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Madyson Nelson, Alea Colley, and Jordynn Hill
April 13, 2023
Its Not Bologna... Its Mrs. Roney

It’s Not Bologna… It’s Mrs. Roney

Alea Colley and Madyson Nelson
April 13, 2023
Mrs. Jones, one of the WRMS FACS teachers, judges the presentations the students give on March 31st, during 3rd hour. Caption by Madyson Nelson

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