Morgan County Schools will be closed for in-person learning on Monday, March 16, 2026. We will transition to Non-Traditional Instruction, and this will be NTI Day #1. All after school and evenings activities will be canceled.
Students, please complete your assignments remotely as directed by your teachers.
Employees will follow Reporting Code A.
Thank you for your understanding and flexibility as we continue to prioritize the safety and education of our students.
All after school and evenings activities will be canceled.
Morgan County Schools are operating on a two-hour delay for students on Tuesday, March 3, 2026. Employees follow Reporting Code D.
Keep our school community healthy!
If your child is experiencing symptoms such as a sore throat, fever over 100°F, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, chills, muscle aches, severe congestion or cough, or unexplained rashes, please keep them home. Students should remain home for at least 24 hours after a fever is gone without fever-reducing medicine.
Help prevent the spread of illness by encouraging frequent handwashing, covering coughs and sneezes, avoiding sharing drinks or utensils, and cleaning commonly touched surfaces.
Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe and well!
If your child is experiencing symptoms such as a sore throat, fever over 100°F, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, chills, muscle aches, severe congestion or cough, or unexplained rashes, please keep them home. Students should remain home for at least 24 hours after a fever is gone without fever-reducing medicine.
Help prevent the spread of illness by encouraging frequent handwashing, covering coughs and sneezes, avoiding sharing drinks or utensils, and cleaning commonly touched surfaces.
Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe and well!
Celebrating Warm Springs Middle School CTE & PLTW Teachers!
This CTE Month, we’re sending a heartfelt thank you to the incredible CTE and Project Lead the Way teachers at Warm Springs Middle School. Your classrooms are places where students question, explore, build, and discover what’s possible when someone believes in their potential.
Thank you for bringing learning to life through hands on experiences that spark curiosity and confidence.
Thank you for teaching skills that will carry students far beyond middle school—into high school pathways, future careers, and the wider world.
Thank you for modeling perseverance, creativity, and the joy of learning.
Warm Springs Middle School is stronger because of you.
Our students dream bigger because of you.
A special thank you to Mr. Bennett, Ms. Henry, and Mr. Moreland for your leadership and continued support of Career & Technical Education in Morgan County Schools.
Every Child, Every Day.
#CTEMonth #IHeartCTE #CareerTechWV #ThisIsCTE
This CTE Month, we’re sending a heartfelt thank you to the incredible CTE and Project Lead the Way teachers at Warm Springs Middle School. Your classrooms are places where students question, explore, build, and discover what’s possible when someone believes in their potential.
Thank you for bringing learning to life through hands on experiences that spark curiosity and confidence.
Thank you for teaching skills that will carry students far beyond middle school—into high school pathways, future careers, and the wider world.
Thank you for modeling perseverance, creativity, and the joy of learning.
Warm Springs Middle School is stronger because of you.
Our students dream bigger because of you.
A special thank you to Mr. Bennett, Ms. Henry, and Mr. Moreland for your leadership and continued support of Career & Technical Education in Morgan County Schools.
Every Child, Every Day.
#CTEMonth #IHeartCTE #CareerTechWV #ThisIsCTE
Warm Springs Middle School Agriculture students took hands‑on learning to a whole new level this week as they explored tool identification, tool purpose, and safe tool handling by designing and engineering their own tools entirely out of cardboard. This creative challenge aligns directly with the WVDE Middle School Agriculture Standard AG.MS.TM.2, which requires students to demonstrate an understanding of common agricultural tools, equipment, and their functions. By constructing their own versions of hammers, welding helmets, saws, grinders, clamps, and more, students not only learned what these tools are used for, but also why they matter in agricultural and everyday settings.
The effort and creativity poured into these projects were outstanding. Students had to think critically about structure, mechanics, and how to replicate realistic designs using only simple materials. This type of learning builds problem‑solving skills, spatial awareness, and an appreciation for craftsmanship—all essential life skills that extend well beyond the agriculture classroom. Whether students pursue a trade, a STEM field, a hands‑on career, or simply become more capable and confident adults, understanding basic tools and how they work is an invaluable foundation.
This unit brought energy, innovation, and authentic learning to life, and our students rose to the challenge with impressive results. Warm Springs Middle School Agriculture continues to show what students can achieve when curiosity and creativity meet real‑world skills.
The effort and creativity poured into these projects were outstanding. Students had to think critically about structure, mechanics, and how to replicate realistic designs using only simple materials. This type of learning builds problem‑solving skills, spatial awareness, and an appreciation for craftsmanship—all essential life skills that extend well beyond the agriculture classroom. Whether students pursue a trade, a STEM field, a hands‑on career, or simply become more capable and confident adults, understanding basic tools and how they work is an invaluable foundation.
This unit brought energy, innovation, and authentic learning to life, and our students rose to the challenge with impressive results. Warm Springs Middle School Agriculture continues to show what students can achieve when curiosity and creativity meet real‑world skills.
The Smiles Mobile Dentist will be visiting on **March 26th & 27th**!
To sign your child up, please complete the paper flyer that will be sent home this week **or** register online at:
[www.myschooldentist.com](http://www.myschooldentist.com)
This is a convenient way for students to receive dental care right at school. If you have any questions, please contact the school office. 😊
To sign your child up, please complete the paper flyer that will be sent home this week **or** register online at:
[www.myschooldentist.com](http://www.myschooldentist.com)
This is a convenient way for students to receive dental care right at school. If you have any questions, please contact the school office. 😊
Join us for Spirit Fridays all throughout March! Dress up each week and have fun showing your style.
March 6 – Flannel Day
March 13 – College Spirit Day
March 20 – Neon Day
March 27 – School Spirit Day
🚫 No hats or sunglasses.
March 6 – Flannel Day
March 13 – College Spirit Day
March 20 – Neon Day
March 27 – School Spirit Day
🚫 No hats or sunglasses.
The Warm Springs Middle School FFA Chapter and FFA Advisor Mr. Moreland held a staff breakfast as part of National FFA Week. A lot of happy faces with full plates coming out of the Agriculture.
The Warm Springs Middle School FFA chapter provided breakfast for the staff this morning. Everything was country fresh and a lot of happy faces coming out of the Ag. room with full plates. We truly appreciate the hard work that Mr. Moreland and his team put in for this.
Morgan County Schools are operating on a two-hour delay for students today, Monday, February 23, 2026. Employees follow Reporting Code D.
The WSMS FFA will be holding a National FFA Spirit week this coming week.
The 2026 WV Sheriff’s Association Youth Leadership Academy will be held July 12-17, 2026 at Glenville State University. Please see the attached application or go to the Warm Springs Middle School website or Facebook page. The academy is for 8th graders going into 9th grade (cadets), but there are also junior counselor and senior counselor positions available for returning students. We will also have copies available in the main office.
Check out the new video our amazing WSMS Broadcasting Club has done. https://youtu.be/HGXU12pn1BM
This Friday night at the Winter Ball, Amanda Miller will be here taking any semi-formal pictures. We have these forms available for students to grab at lunch today and also tomorrow. Here is also a copy if you need it in advance.
Congratulations to the Warm Springs Middle School County Social Studies Fair place winners. Also congratulations to the rest of the county schools students who placed as well. We are proud of all of you!
Division II – Middle School Individual Projects
America 250
• 1st Place – Jade Blanque – PPHS – The Battle for Freedom
Anthropology
• 1st Place – Emma Lyda – WSMS – Pearls of Wisdom: Is America Ready to Be Led by a Woman?
• 2nd Place – Josephine Pennington – WSMS – Ancient Egypt: The Great Civilization
Economics
• 2nd Place – Leslie Mencer – WSMS – Economics of Shrek
Geography
• 1st Place – Sydney Leach – WSMS – Save the Loggerhead Sea Turtles
State & Local Studies
• 1st Place – Olivia McClintock – WSMS – Sweet Traditions
• 2nd Place – Rhylee Griffith – WSMS – Weston State Hospital
• 3rd Place – Eli Omps – WSMS – WVU Football: The History of Champions
Sociology
• 1st Place – Makenzie Topp – WSMS – Pinpointing Anime’s Top Genre
U.S. History
• 1st Place – Christopher Hurst – WSMS – United States Marine Corps
• 2nd Place – Madison White – PPHS – The Newsboys Strike of 1899
• 3rd Place – Lily Michael – WSMS – History of FFA
• Honorable Mention – Bradley Colmus – WSMS – United States Marine Corps
World History
• 1st Place – Korie Avey – WSMS – World's Tallest Challenge
• 2nd Place – Iris Helmick – WSMS – The Louvre
• 3rd Place – Greyson Beckman – WSMS – Chernobyl
Division II – Middle School Team Projects
Geography
• 1st Place – Isaiah Clegg and TJ Ginevan – PPHS – The Geographic Effect of the Black Plague
Political Science
• 2nd Place – Allison Pearce and Parker Waugh – WSMS – Lincoln vs. Kennedy
State & Local Studies
• 2nd Place – Paige Hook and Emma Michael – WSMS – Wild and Wonderful West Virginia Foods
• 3rd Place – Landen Kolb and Kaden Shover – WSMS – The Monongah Coal Mine Disaster
U.S. History
• 1st Place – Rylan McCusker and Ethan Stewart – WSMS – Disney Pins
World History
• 1st Place – Alex White and Josiah Heath – PPHS – Devastating D-Day
• 2nd Place – Piper Bergen, Summer Debelius, and Kiersten Punte – The Evolution of Dance
Division II – Middle School Individual Projects
America 250
• 1st Place – Jade Blanque – PPHS – The Battle for Freedom
Anthropology
• 1st Place – Emma Lyda – WSMS – Pearls of Wisdom: Is America Ready to Be Led by a Woman?
• 2nd Place – Josephine Pennington – WSMS – Ancient Egypt: The Great Civilization
Economics
• 2nd Place – Leslie Mencer – WSMS – Economics of Shrek
Geography
• 1st Place – Sydney Leach – WSMS – Save the Loggerhead Sea Turtles
State & Local Studies
• 1st Place – Olivia McClintock – WSMS – Sweet Traditions
• 2nd Place – Rhylee Griffith – WSMS – Weston State Hospital
• 3rd Place – Eli Omps – WSMS – WVU Football: The History of Champions
Sociology
• 1st Place – Makenzie Topp – WSMS – Pinpointing Anime’s Top Genre
U.S. History
• 1st Place – Christopher Hurst – WSMS – United States Marine Corps
• 2nd Place – Madison White – PPHS – The Newsboys Strike of 1899
• 3rd Place – Lily Michael – WSMS – History of FFA
• Honorable Mention – Bradley Colmus – WSMS – United States Marine Corps
World History
• 1st Place – Korie Avey – WSMS – World's Tallest Challenge
• 2nd Place – Iris Helmick – WSMS – The Louvre
• 3rd Place – Greyson Beckman – WSMS – Chernobyl
Division II – Middle School Team Projects
Geography
• 1st Place – Isaiah Clegg and TJ Ginevan – PPHS – The Geographic Effect of the Black Plague
Political Science
• 2nd Place – Allison Pearce and Parker Waugh – WSMS – Lincoln vs. Kennedy
State & Local Studies
• 2nd Place – Paige Hook and Emma Michael – WSMS – Wild and Wonderful West Virginia Foods
• 3rd Place – Landen Kolb and Kaden Shover – WSMS – The Monongah Coal Mine Disaster
U.S. History
• 1st Place – Rylan McCusker and Ethan Stewart – WSMS – Disney Pins
World History
• 1st Place – Alex White and Josiah Heath – PPHS – Devastating D-Day
• 2nd Place – Piper Bergen, Summer Debelius, and Kiersten Punte – The Evolution of Dance
Warm Springs Middle School Track & Field will hold flex practices next week on Tuesday and Thursday after school until 4:45 PM. A mandatory parent meeting will be held at 4:45 PM in the cafeteria on both days, and families only need to attend one. All athletes trying out must have a WVSSAC physical form on file by March 2nd—no exceptions—and must also have earned at least a 2.0 GPA for the first semester. Our first official practice and tryouts will take place on March 2nd after school until 5:00 PM, with more details shared during next week’s parent meetings.
8th Grade PEP Night
February 25th at Berkeley Springs High School
5:00-6:00 PM Meet and Greet, Schedule Classes, See what BSHS has to offer!
6:00-6:45 PM Presentation about High School, Credits, Classes, ETC.
February 25th at Berkeley Springs High School
5:00-6:00 PM Meet and Greet, Schedule Classes, See what BSHS has to offer!
6:00-6:45 PM Presentation about High School, Credits, Classes, ETC.
Morgan County Schools will be dismissing two-hours early today, Friday, February 6, 2026. All evening activities will be canceled.
The Warm Springs Middle School 2026 Winter Ball will be held on Friday, February 20 from 6:30-8:30 PM in the gym. This will be a semi-formal event. No heels or boots in the gym! More information is on the flyer. Shout out to WSMS Student Council member Rhylee Griffith for the flyer design.
Students, please remember to bring your Chromebooks back to school tomorrow, Monday, February 2. These devices were sent home for last week’s snow days, and it is critical that every student returns with their Chromebook fully charged and ready for use.
Warm Springs Middle School has a very limited number of loaner devices, and we cannot guarantee availability for students who forget to bring their Chromebook.
Thank you for your cooperation and responsibility in ensuring learning continues smoothly tomorrow.
— Warm Springs Middle School Administration
Warm Springs Middle School has a very limited number of loaner devices, and we cannot guarantee availability for students who forget to bring their Chromebook.
Thank you for your cooperation and responsibility in ensuring learning continues smoothly tomorrow.
— Warm Springs Middle School Administration