Warm Springs Intermediate

Make a difference in just 20 minutes a week! Join Read Aloud West Virginia as a Volunteer Classroom Reader and inspire children to love reading.

4 days ago, Warm Springs Intermediate

Flyer for Read Aloud West Virginia seeking volunteer classroom readers. Highlights spending 20 minutes/week, getting paid in smiles, and making a difference. Lists August and September Zoom orientation dates with registration at readaloudwv.org/calendar.

Show your Cougar pride! Don’t miss your chance to grab WSIS Spirit Wear and gear up for the year. Scan the QR code on the flyer to explore the full collection and place your order before the deadline!

4 days ago, Warm Springs Intermediate

Due to the weather forecast, the Open House activities will be held in the gymnasium.

5 days ago, Warm Springs Intermediate

Cartoon cougar holding a red umbrella under a blue, cloudy sky. Overlaid text announces Open House moved to the gymnasium due to weather.

The attached flyer includes this month's Box Tops information. Please take a moment to review and consider supporting our school by participating and helping us reach our $500 goal.

6 days ago, Warm Springs Intermediate

Flyer for August 2025 Box Tops for Education showing bonus offers, school earnings goal of $500 for playground equipment, current earnings of $108.70, referral code for 25 bonus Box Tops, and steps to scan, submit, and connect receipts. Includes colorful graphics and “Back to School” theme.

This message is to inform families that class letters are being mailed and will be arriving soon. Please keep an eye out for important back-to-school information. If you have any questions, please contact Warm Springs Intermediate School.

11 days ago, Warm Springs Intermediate

A cartoon cougar holding a green magnifying glass looks out with a speech bubble that says, “Be on the lookout! Class letters are on their way.” The background is light blue, and the image promotes anticipation for upcoming school communication.

Principal Scott Lykins introduces himself, shares his vision for a supportive school culture, and invites families to connect.

20 days ago, Warm Springs Intermediate

A welcome message from Scott Lykins, the new principal of Warm Springs Intermediate School, is displayed in a cougar paw graphic over a background of the school and flagpoles. The letter emphasizes building relationships, communication, and supporting the whole child academically, socially, and emotionally. A cartoon cougar mascot stands in the bottom-right corner with a friendly expression. The message invites families to connect and expresses excitement for the upcoming school year.

Join us at Warm Springs Intermediate for Back to School Night on August 13 from 4:30–6:30 PM! Families are invited to enjoy games, gather important information, and meet our staff (weather permitting, outside). The event will begin in the cafeteria, followed by classroom visits at staggered times:

5th Grade – 4:30 PM
4th Grade – 5:10 PM
3rd Grade – 5:50 PM

We look forward to seeing you there!

20 days ago, Warm Springs Intermediate

Colorful flyer for Warm Springs Intermediate’s “Back to School Night” on August 13 from 4:30–6:30 PM. Features a cartoon cougar mascot with raised arms, surrounded by school-themed graphics like stars, rulers, and notebooks. Families are invited for games, information, and to meet staff (weather permitting). Classroom visits are staggered: 5th grade at 4:30 PM, 4th grade at 5:10 PM, and 3rd grade at 5:50 PM.

Hello Cougar Families!

We’re excited to share the 2025–2026 school supply list for our 3rd–5th grade students at Warm Springs Intermediate! These are general recommendations to help your Cougar get ready for a great year. Teachers may share specific needs at Back-to-School Night.

26 days ago, Warm Springs Intermediate

Back-to-school supply list for 3rd–5th grade students at Warm Springs Intermediate School for the 2025–2026 year. Includes general recommendations like pencils, tissues, dry erase markers, and wipes. Backpack use is optional. Parents are advised to wait until meeting teachers before purchasing supplies.

It is with great pleasure that we welcome Mr. Scott Lykins to Morgan County Schools as the new principal of Warm Springs Intermediate School. Scott will be stepping into this role following Mrs. Rebecca Huber’s transition to her new position as Director of Student Support Services. We extend our deepest gratitude to Mrs. Huber for her dedicated leadership and service to WSIS and congratulate her on this exciting next chapter.

Mr. Lykins brings with him a wealth of expertise in curriculum and instruction as well as a strong background in social-emotional learning. His previous experience as a teacher in Morgan County and current experience as an assistant principal have prepared him for this extremely important role. His leadership is grounded in a student-centered approach with a clear focus on fostering both academic achievement and the emotional well-being of every child. Scott’s dedication to creating a positive and inclusive school culture makes him a valuable addition to our school community.

We are confident that Mr. Lykins’ passion for education and commitment to excellence will continue to support and enhance the outstanding work already happening at Warm Springs Intermediate School. Please join us in giving him a warm Morgan County welcome.

about 1 month ago, Morgan County Schools

Smiling man in glasses wearing a blue shirt and white tie.

Morgan County Schools is pleased to announce the appointment of Rebecca Huber as the new Director of Student Support Services. Ms. Huber, currently serving as Principal of Warm Springs Intermediate School, will begin her new role effective July 1, 2025. With a strong background in educational leadership and student advocacy, Rebecca Huber brings valuable experience and dedication to her new position. As Principal at Warm Springs Intermediate School, she has demonstrated a deep commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment while also improving student achievement each year during her tenure. As Director of Student Support Services, Ms. Huber will oversee programs designed to enhance student well-being, including counseling, social work, and special education. Her leadership will be instrumental in ensuring that every student in Morgan County Schools receives the support necessary to succeed academically, socially, and emotionally. Morgan County Schools Superintendent David Banks expressed enthusiasm about the appointment: “We are confident that Rebecca’s expertise and passion for student success will greatly benefit our district. Her proven leadership and compassionate approach align perfectly with our mission of Every Child, Every Day.” Ms. Huber stated, “I am honored to take on this new role and look forward to collaborating with staff, families, and the community to provide the best possible support for our students.” Morgan County Schools congratulates Rebecca Huber on her appointment and looks forward to her contributions in this vital role.