Photography Club taking time to test out some equipment.
Wolves Builders Club working cleaning up the front of the school this morning.
Student Council working hard today.
Jr. FFA also had a surprise guest.
Broadcasting Club in action.
Animal Care Club had a special guest today.
WSMS Student Council Float at the 2024 Apple Butter parade.
WSMS will hold their Halloween Dance on Friday, October 18 from 6:30-8:30 PM. Students are allowed to wear costumes that are appropriate (no masks). Cost is $5.00, and concessions will be sold as well.
Criteria to attend are 0 F's the 1st 9 weeks, 0 discipline referrals since September 20, and less than 5 days of unexcused absences.
Mr. Prinkey and Mrs. Kesecker combined their 7th grade math classes and performed a percentage/ tax activity. The students had a blast.
Here are your 2024 Intramural Volleyball Champions!
8th Grade- Sloan
7th Grade- Powell
6th Grade- Stotler
Flex Girl's and Basketball Practices this week. Here are the dates and times.
Girls-
Tuesday, October 8, 3:30-5:30 PM (Coach Deal requests that 6th graders wear white shirts, 7th grade wear red, and 8th grade wear blue to help him to get to know everyone.
Wednesday, October 9, 5:45-7:30 PM
Thursday, October 10: 7:30-9:00 PM
Boy's
Tuesday, October 8, 6:00-7:30 PM
Thursday, October 10 6:00-7:30 PM
Flex practices are open to any students in grades 6-8, that are attending to tryout for basketball. Students must have a 2.0 GPA from the second semester of last school year (except 6th grade).
What does it mean to Self-Direct?
Self-Direction is the ability and learned skill to cast a vision of future goals and then take intentional steps toward who, where, and what we want to be. Instead of focusing on things to control or avoid, we emphasize our responsibility to make positive choices related to our emotions, attitudes, and actions.
Why focus on Self-Direction?
Self-Direction strengthens relationships. Self-Direction helps to grow social skills and develop meaningful, positive relationships with others.
Self-Direction teaches personal responsibility. Learning to Self-Direct teaches students to take responsibility for their own actions.
Self-Direction helps us to regulate emotions: Self-Direction empowers students to regulate their impulses and emotional responses to situations and circumstances in their life.
Self-Direction in Action:
Practice goal setting and action planning. When we establish goals and develop action plans, we learn to take intentional steps to successfully achieve goals.
Monitor and adjust. Provide students with regular feedback and opportunities to self-assess progress toward goals to make adjustments and improvements in their behaviors.
Reflect and evaluate. Facilitate discussions and reflection to prompt students to examine what they do, think, and say against their goals and vision for their life and learning.
Reminder Warm Springs Middle School will have school picture day tomorrow. Each student should have brought home a photo package from Strawbridge Photography. Any questions please call the main office at 304-258-1500.
This Friday, Oct. 4, the Warm Springs Middle School 7/8 Band will join the Berkeley Springs High School Band for Step Up Night. We will play pregame, stand tunes, and a special piece after the halftime show.
Please arrive at the Berkeley Springs gym at 5:15. You will need your instrument, lyre, and flip book.
The Warm Springs Middle School Lady Wolves Volleyball team will hold their Military Appreciation Night this evening starting at 6:00 PM against the East Hardy Cougars. Military members in attendance will be recognized, and if they present military ID will be let into the game for free.
The 6th grade Science team are working with microscopes this week!
They researched what money, salt, sugar, peanut butter, blood, fibers, Cheerios, pond water, eye lashes, sprinkles, bread, cheek cells and more items they brought from home look like under the microscopes!
Today was a wonderful day in Mrs. Ackerman's classes as students enjoyed "Tuesdays with Amie." They created pancake art and had the opportunity to try both low-sugar and sugar-free syrup options. It’s truly inspiring to see how much fun they have while learning to make healthier choices. Every small step counts, and incorporating enjoyable cooking activities makes the process even more engaging for them.
We are excited to announce that WSMS is selling Barney's Bakey PepperpniRolls for $5.00 or a case of 24 or $120! Please help support WSMS! For more information contact Mr. Kase 204-674-6017 or bkase@k12.wv.us
What a great day for the Wolves Cross Country teams at the BSHS Invitational yesterday. Girls placed 1st with 25 points and boys placed 2nd with 34 points. For the girls in 2nd Brooke Miller 17:29, 4th Ellie Rosensteel 19:04, 5th McKenna Saville 19:48, 6th Shana Stotler 19:57, 8th Piper Bergen 21:30, 9th Ainsleigh Coulter 22:49, 10th Candance Sealey 23:43, 13th Ava Cain 28:20 and 14th Sofie Risinger 28:24. For the boys in 3rd place Josh Morgan 15:24, 4th Casey Twigg 15:33, 5th Joshua Lucas 15:49, 6th Eli Sealy 16:00 and 16th Alex Cain 23:59.
Mrs. Hetricks General Music class has been working on Wolf Groove on drums.
