Last week, Morgan County Schools was proud to have a strong team of secondary teachers, school leaders, and district administrators representing our students at Instructional Empowerment's Building Expertise Conference. The conference provided an opportunity for our secondary leadership team to collaborate with educators from across the country, explore research-based instructional practices, and bring back ideas that will continue to strengthen learning opportunities for our students. Additionally, several team members were invited to present and share the outstanding work happening in Morgan County Schools with educators from across the country.
Morgan County Schools was honored to be represented by three presentation teams showcasing:
*A district-wide approach to implementing high-impact instructional practices in our secondary schools
*Innovative work taking place in our middle and high school classrooms
*Collaborative leadership that is strengthening teaching and learning across our secondary schools
Professional learning is an investment in our students. Opportunities like this allow our educators to bring back research-based strategies, learn from other successful school systems, collaborate with national experts, and continue improving the educational experiences we provide right here in Morgan County. Being selected to present on a national stage also highlights the exceptional work our teachers and leaders are doing every day in our secondary schools.
We are grateful for the educators who continue to learn, lead, and proudly represent Morgan County Schools. Thank you for your commitment to ensuring that every child has access to engaging high-quality learning experiences.
#BuildingExpertise #BE2026 #InstructionalEmpowerment
#MorganCountySchools #EveryChildEveryDay
Morgan County Schools was honored to be represented by three presentation teams showcasing:
*A district-wide approach to implementing high-impact instructional practices in our secondary schools
*Innovative work taking place in our middle and high school classrooms
*Collaborative leadership that is strengthening teaching and learning across our secondary schools
Professional learning is an investment in our students. Opportunities like this allow our educators to bring back research-based strategies, learn from other successful school systems, collaborate with national experts, and continue improving the educational experiences we provide right here in Morgan County. Being selected to present on a national stage also highlights the exceptional work our teachers and leaders are doing every day in our secondary schools.
We are grateful for the educators who continue to learn, lead, and proudly represent Morgan County Schools. Thank you for your commitment to ensuring that every child has access to engaging high-quality learning experiences.
#BuildingExpertise #BE2026 #InstructionalEmpowerment
#MorganCountySchools #EveryChildEveryDay
Karen Reed, Meghan Powell, Jamie Harris all representing Warm Springs Middle School along with our IE Strategist Kris Scallon at the 2026 Building Expertise Conference. We had the opportunity to sit on a panel with some other amazing administrators and educators to discuss Leadership for I
Congratulations to Mr. Harris, Mrs. Cockrell, Coach Waugh, and Mr. Soos on their Seeley Foundation awards this morning. Warm Springs Middle School is proud to partner with the Seeley Foundation to provide opportunities to our students.
We hope everyone has an amazing summer break! Mark your calendars so you don’t forget our Back to School Night!!
2026-2027 School Calendar
For those looking to join THE winning team, this is your sign.
At Warm Springs Middle School, we are building something special. Growth is happening. Systems are improving. Student outcomes are rising. Most importantly, we are creating a culture where educators can thrive, lead, and make a lasting impact.
We’re looking for a passionate, student-centered educator who are ready to be part of the movement and help shape the future of THE WARM SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL.
If you’re interested, send me a message at j.harris@k12.wv.us. I’d be HONORED to share our vision and tell you why now is an exciting time to be a member of the Wolves family.
Come be a part of something bigger than yourself. Come be a part of something great.
#ExcellenceEveryDay #TheWarmSpringsMiddleSchoolWay #WolvesPride
At Warm Springs Middle School, we are building something special. Growth is happening. Systems are improving. Student outcomes are rising. Most importantly, we are creating a culture where educators can thrive, lead, and make a lasting impact.
We’re looking for a passionate, student-centered educator who are ready to be part of the movement and help shape the future of THE WARM SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL.
If you’re interested, send me a message at j.harris@k12.wv.us. I’d be HONORED to share our vision and tell you why now is an exciting time to be a member of the Wolves family.
Come be a part of something bigger than yourself. Come be a part of something great.
#ExcellenceEveryDay #TheWarmSpringsMiddleSchoolWay #WolvesPride
Morgan County Virtual Academy is now accepting applications through June 1, 2026! Open to students in grades K–12, this flexible learning option is ideal for independent, motivated learners. Learn more about the Virtual Academy.
Free sports physical opportunity.
The WSMS GSA Incentive Carnival is this Thursday, May 28. Students who earned the incentive have been notified. We will have inflatable slide and water slide along with some games with prizes. Concessions will be sold. Students attending bring sunblock and change of clothes and shoes. For water slide students must be in shorts and tee shirt. *8th Grade will have their time once they return from Step Up Day at BSHS. We will have inflatable slides and badminton, corn hole boards, and other games.
Good evening. Due to Saturday’s weather forecast, the Warm Springs Marching Band will not be marching in the Paw Paw Memorial Day Parade tomorrow, Saturday May 23.
Parents & Guardians,
Last week your 8th grader should have brought home their 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony Invitation with the date and time. Those who did not did not meet the qualifications to participate in the ceremony, but could earn promotion status when final grades are released. Please make sure on Friday, May 22 you enter through the cafeteria doors and sign in at the table and have a valid ID to show. If you do not have this, you may not be permitted to enter the ceremony. Please park the best you can for this, as parking is limited on our campus. Only parents, guardians, siblings, and grandparents are allowed to attend due to limited seating.
Last week your 8th grader should have brought home their 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony Invitation with the date and time. Those who did not did not meet the qualifications to participate in the ceremony, but could earn promotion status when final grades are released. Please make sure on Friday, May 22 you enter through the cafeteria doors and sign in at the table and have a valid ID to show. If you do not have this, you may not be permitted to enter the ceremony. Please park the best you can for this, as parking is limited on our campus. Only parents, guardians, siblings, and grandparents are allowed to attend due to limited seating.
Prospective 9th Grade Girls Soccer Players this is a reminder of the meeting this evening at 5:00 PM at the BSHS Cafeteria. Come and hear information from Coach Havermale and Coach Powell about the Berkeley Springs Lady Indians soccer program.
Morgan County Virtual Academy is now accepting applications through June 1, 2026! Open to students in grades K–12, this flexible learning option is ideal for independent, motivated learners. Learn more about the Virtual Academy.
🧮 WVGSA Math Assessment – Grades 6–8 🧮
Tomorrow morning, Wednesday, May 13, Warm Springs Middle School students in grades 6–8 will be taking the WVGSA Math Assessment.
We know you can do amazing things when you come prepared and give your best effort! 💪✨
Remember to:
✅ Arrive ON TIME
✅ Be PRESENT each day
✅ Take your TIME
✅ Use your SCRAP PAPER
✅ Check your ANSWERS
✅ Stay POSITIVE and TRY YOUR BEST
Get a good night’s rest, eat a healthy breakfast, and come ready to shine.
You’ve got this, Wolves!
Tomorrow morning, Wednesday, May 13, Warm Springs Middle School students in grades 6–8 will be taking the WVGSA Math Assessment.
We know you can do amazing things when you come prepared and give your best effort! 💪✨
Remember to:
✅ Arrive ON TIME
✅ Be PRESENT each day
✅ Take your TIME
✅ Use your SCRAP PAPER
✅ Check your ANSWERS
✅ Stay POSITIVE and TRY YOUR BEST
Get a good night’s rest, eat a healthy breakfast, and come ready to shine.
You’ve got this, Wolves!
Tickets go on sale this Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday in 7th & 8th grade lunch shifts.
"BROADWAY"
7TH & 8TH GRADE SPRING FORMAL
Warm Springs Middle School
Grades 7 & 8 Only
(No outside guests – WSMS students only)
EVENT INFORMATION
May 16, 2026 @ WSMS Gym 6:00-8:00 PM
No tickets sold at the night of the event
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Students must meet ALL of the following criteria to attend:
Zero (0) F’s for the 3rd and 4th nine weeks
No discipline referrals during the 4th nine weeks
Zero (0) out-of-school suspensions for the second semester
Fewer than five (5) days of unexcused absences
Eligibility will be reviewed during the week of the formal.
Students who receive any F’s or discipline referrals during that week will not be permitted to attend, even if a ticket has already been purchased. They will be reimbursed.
DRESS CODE & EVENT EXPECTATIONS
This is a formal event
Formal attire that meets school expectations is required
No heels or boots will be permitted in the gym for dancing
FOOD & REFRESHMENTS
Appetizers and drinks will be provided for students at no cost.
For questions regarding eligibility or the event, please contact the school office.
"BROADWAY"
7TH & 8TH GRADE SPRING FORMAL
Warm Springs Middle School
Grades 7 & 8 Only
(No outside guests – WSMS students only)
EVENT INFORMATION
May 16, 2026 @ WSMS Gym 6:00-8:00 PM
No tickets sold at the night of the event
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Students must meet ALL of the following criteria to attend:
Zero (0) F’s for the 3rd and 4th nine weeks
No discipline referrals during the 4th nine weeks
Zero (0) out-of-school suspensions for the second semester
Fewer than five (5) days of unexcused absences
Eligibility will be reviewed during the week of the formal.
Students who receive any F’s or discipline referrals during that week will not be permitted to attend, even if a ticket has already been purchased. They will be reimbursed.
DRESS CODE & EVENT EXPECTATIONS
This is a formal event
Formal attire that meets school expectations is required
No heels or boots will be permitted in the gym for dancing
FOOD & REFRESHMENTS
Appetizers and drinks will be provided for students at no cost.
For questions regarding eligibility or the event, please contact the school office.
Warm Springs Middle School volleyball Flex Practice information for rising 6,7,8 graders May 14 from 3:00-4:45pm.
Parent meeting at 4:45pm May 19 from 3-4:45pm. Parent meeting at 4:45pm.
Parents only need to attend one parent meeting.
Thanks to Apple Annie's out of Fairmont, WV for the five dozen of cookies for our staff yesterday.
A huge thanks to Whole Latte Love for the coffee and iced drink refreshers today for Teacher Appreciation Week. We love our community support.
Thanks to Sean Forney and RWR Insurance for the awesome doughnuts this morning. We greatly appreciated it for Teacher Appreciation Week.
The West Virginia Department of Education has announced Warm Springs Middle School has received a Purple Star Award as part of the 6th Class (2026-2028). WVDE thanks the Wolves community for making a strong commitment to meeting the needs of military children and their families.
