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Middle School News
* Next BOOK CLUB meeting will be Wednesday, February 1st.
* ART CLUB begins February 14th. Pick up a form in the office and turn it in to Mrs. Kocos ASAP!
On Friday December 2, 2011, the students of Waynesville Middle School gained information from many local professionals to help answer the question “What do I want to be when I grow up?”
Mrs. Burchfield, our guidance counselor, coordinated with local professionals that would be willing to spend some time with our students to explain what does it take to do certain jobs. The students were able to choose five careers to learn about and spent 30 minutes engaged in listening, asking questions and in some cases demonstrating some of the skills necessary to complete the job. Through these experiences students were able to make some connections on how their day to day studies can lead to the various careers available.
If you would like to see some pictures from our career day please click on the photo gallery and scroll down to “Career Day” to view the photos or click here
On Tuesday November 22, 2011, our 8th grade students had the opportunity to participate in a simulation designed to help them appreciate how hard it is to stretch a dollar. We are hoping it also helps each of them appreciate how hard you work to put food on the table, heat in the home, and clothes on everyone’s back!
The simulation was called “Real Money, Real World” and was offered to us from the Ohio State University Extension Office here in Warren County. Here is how the program worked.
2011 Project Excellence Award recipients and several business people traveled to Columbus to meet with Ohio Department of Education officials, representatives of Ohio’s National Federation of Independent Businesses and legislators. The group talked with several ODE department directors and learned of thematic, inquiry-based, authentic learning and revised core standards. Lunch was hosted by NFIB at the Athletic Club. The afternoon was spent touring the Capital where they met with Representative Peter Beck on the House Floor and later were recognized by the Senate.
Our own Spartan Café Ladies and other WLS Staff will be baking cookies this
holiday season to raise money for Needy Kids in Waynesville. Help support our
children by pre-ordering cookies to be picked up on December 15th from
3:30 – 5:30 pm in the Elementary Cafeteria. All profits will be allocated to
children in need within our district.
Please complete the attached order form and return with payment by December 6th to your
child’s Homeroom Teacher or to the Administration Office.
2011 MS Fall Pep Assembly Pictures
MS Volleyball Action Photo's are available at the following link
School starts August 23rd and that means purchasing school supplies. Many stores including our own local businesses in Waynesville have great prices in August. For your convenience here are supply lists for Grades K-8.
Middle School Supply LIsts
-6th grade list
-7th grade list
-8th grade list
Elementary School Supply Lists
Deputy Registrar Alan and Tracey Poole of the Centerville Bureau of Motor Vehicles has graciously offered to provide some assistance for basic back to school supplies for grades k-8 to those students and families in need. The offer is on a first come first served basis and is limited to some basic items and costs. If you desire to find out further information please email Tracey Poole at:TPOOLE@WAYNE-LOCAL.COM.
7th and 8th Grade Year-end Awards program will be at 11:05 a.m. in the gym on June 2, 2011.
6th Grade Year-end Awards program will be at 1:00 p.m. in the gym on June 2, 2011.
On Tuesday evening, May 24th, the middle school staff met for an informal gathering to say farewell to Mrs. Joy Stubbs as the sixth grade social studies teacher. After 19 years of working with Waynesville students, Mrs. Stubbs has decided it is time to move on in life and pursue other interests. Mrs. Stubbs’ impact has been felt far and wide by the many students she has helped along the way. Her love of geography, our democratic society, and her strong desire to see students become better thinkers as well as citizens has made Mrs.
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