A fun perspective drawing from art.
Check out our 7th graders!
8th grade science students performing lab procedure and practicing volume measuring.
A lot of learning in the courtyard at the middle school yesterday, caring for the flowers, adding compost, worms, and still looking for rain.
A lot of learning in the courtyard at the middle school yesterday., caring for the flowers, adding composting worms, and still looking for rain.
Today the middle school participated in say no to bullying by wearing blue. Proud of our Comets!
Moore's 5th grade class made hearts for National Custodian day. In art class
we talked about how much we appreciate those who pick up after us at school!
Today is School Custodian Appreciation Day, we thank our custodians for all the hard work they do and for keeping our schools looking their best! #CustodianAppreciationDay #ThankYouCustodians
Today is School Custodian Appreciation Day, we thank our custodians for all the hard work they do and for keeping our schools looking their best! #CustodianAppreciationDay #ThankYouCustodians
Today is School Custodian Appreciation Day, we thank our custodians for all the hard work they do and for keeping our schools looking their best! #CustodianAppreciationDay #ThankYouCustodians
Meet Shane, our new physical education teacher at the middle school.
Oh what fun we had! Go Comets!!
WL is fortunate to have wonderful facilities...but before the school day starts its just a building.... the magic is when the building fills with students and staff. Schools have a wonderful energy when they are full of people and become special places.
On Wednesday, 7th grade character ed. students helped Mr. Gross and Mr. Stevenson deliver backpack program food to the elementary school and ELC.
Celebrated Homecoming with World Cup Wednesday!!
Some fun images from decade day!
6th grade perspective drawing
Tuesday twin day at the middle school
7th grade novelists are practicing how to research like an author, using facts to strengthen their fictional storytelling. Students pick a penny and explore the culture from their year.
Ms. Molina 6th grade students' playing the role of cave detectives of the past to discover and interpret clues about how prehistoric humans lived.
