8th grade students/parents: See this important information for Magnet Prospective Night at AHS.

Attention, 8th Grade Families!

Are you interested in learning more about the STEM Magnet Program at Adairsville High School? Join us for our Magnet Prospective Night on Thursday, November 12th at 6:30PM in the AHS Auditorium! This is a great opportunity for any BCSS 8th grader who is interested in exploring what our program has to offer.

Families will have the opportunity to hear from our magnet coordinator, principal, teachers, and counselors, but most importantly, our current students! Students will showcase their projects, share their experiences in the Magnet Program, and highlight the many sports, clubs, and extracurricular opportunities available at AHS.

Whether your student is already interested in STEM or simply curious about what the program has to offer, we would love for you to come check it out! This is the perfect opportunity to ask questions, meet our school community, and hear directly from the people who know the program best.

We hope to see you there!
2 days ago, Michael Blankenship
Green-bordered banner for AHS Magnet Prospective Night. Logo features a stylized atom. Text reads: "Attention: 8th Graders. Thursday, November 12th at 6:30PM."
WMS Family:
Check out what is happening this week. #WeCanDoHardThings #TheWoodlandWayEveryWildcatEveryDay
2 days ago, Michael Blankenship
A digital calendar page from October 26-30, 2026, with daily school schedules and a character word of the week.
The Junior Wildcat cheerleaders placed second at STATE! Scoring highest scores all season they are the only team that received a premier bid to the ACC Nationals! # TheWoodlandWayEveryWildcatEveryDay #WeCanDoHardThings Get Outlook for iOS
4 days ago, Michael Blankenship
Team wearing cheerleading uniforms, some sitting and others standing, posing for a photo with a Georgia State Runner-Up 2026 sign on a blue mat.
Congratulations again to these students who were recognized as our October Students of the Month. Great job!
5 days ago, WMS
Students of the Month. October 2026. 6th: Lynlee Oxford, Maibelle Tidwell. 7th: Ella Allen, Alfred Johnson. 8th: Aaliyah Fair, Tessa Owens. Connections: Isabelle Cole, Maliah Church, Jayla Lopez.
Any girls interested in soccer? If so, be sure to attend Open Field starting on Tuesdays.
5 days ago, WMS
JR Wildcat Girls Soccer. Open Field. All current 6th-8th Grade Girls Welcome! Tuesdays. Woodland Middle School til 5:30. Bring sneakers or cleats and water. Contact Coach Megan Bellamy with any questions. jrwildcatssoccer@gmail.com
If you have ESOL students, we hope to see you there. Then, pop over to the gym for our Spooky STEAM Night. You won't be disappointed!
5 days ago, WMS
You're invited to ESOL Night. Thursday October 28th, 2026. 5:00-5:30pm. Woodland Middle school.
The MLB season maybe wrapping up, but the middle school season is just around the corner, coming soon to a field near you. The Jr. Wildcats coaches will be sporting these cool jackets. #TheWoodlandWayEveryWildcatEveryDay #WeCanDoHardThings
6 days ago, Michael Blankenship
Three men wearing Woodland jackets and pants stand together in front of a backdrop with large letters.
Three men in matching blue jackets standing in front of a wall with "W" and "ND" letters.
WMS Family:

You're invited to our Spooky STEM Night!!!!

Get ready for a frightfully fun evening of science, technology, engineering, and math!

Join us on Thursday, October 29, 2026, from 5:30–7:00 PM for a spooky night filled with hands-on experiments, exciting challenges, and Halloween fun!

🧪 Come enjoy these spooktacular STEM activities:
🎃 Pumpkin Stumpapult – Launch into some pumpkin-powered fun!
🕸️ Halloween Maze – Can you find your way through the spooky twists and turns?
👻 Flying Ghost Race – Watch your ghost take flight and race to the finish!
🌈 Candy Chromatography – Discover the science behind the colors in your favorite Halloween candy!
🤢 Pumpkin Puke! – Get ready for a bubbling, oozing, science-filled surprise!

Bring your curiosity, your creativity, and your love of all things spooky! You won't want to miss this exciting night of STEM exploration and Halloween fun!

We can't wait to see you there for a BOO-tiful night of learning and fun!
6 days ago, Michael Blankenship
Advertisement for Woodland Middle School's Spooky STEM Night on Oct. 29. A cat, pumpkin, cauldron, and science equipment.
So proud of all the students who got recognized tonight and received a college scholarship for up to $30,000 at the Georgia REACH Scholar event. Especially proud of our two WMS 8th graders, Colton Donner and Jaxson Patmon. Way to go gentlemen. #TheWoodlandWayEveryWildcatEveryDay #WeCanDoHardThings
8 days ago, Michael Blankenship
Mark your calendars and join us for a fun "spooky" time!
8 days ago, WMS
Woodland middle School. Spooky STEM Night. Title I Family Night. Thursday October 29. 5:30-7:00pm. Will feature pumpkin stumpapult, halloween maze, flying ghost race, candy chromatography, and pumpkin puke.
Yearbooks and 8th Grade Tribute Ads are now officially on sale. Yearbooks can be purchase at school with cash/check or online at www.yearbookordercenter.com (school code 10357).

Please contact Ms. Price if you have any questions.
9 days ago, WMS
Yearbooks on Sale. $40.00 Oct. 19- Dec. 18, 2026. $50.00 Dec. 19-Mar. 12, 2027. Extra Yearbooks in May are NOT Guaranteed- Don't Wait! Woodland Middle School. To order online use our school code: 10357 at Yearbookordercenter.com. Submit order to school to pay with cash or check. Make checks payable to WMS.
8th grade Tribute Ads. Don't miss the opportunity to congratulate your 8th grade student. Ad purchases are available Oct. 19-Jan. 29, 2027. 1/2 Page-$30.00. 1/4 page- $60.00. Ads can be created and purchased online at www.yearbookordercenter.com (School code:10357). No ads can be purchased after Jan. 29, 2027. Questions? Contact Ms. Price sabrina.price@bartow.k12.ga.us
7th grade social studies utilized stations to review before their Unit 2 CSA: Economies of SW Asia. Students traveled to three different stations during the class period. During the stations, they role played as OPEC member nations, analyzed factors of economic growth, and identified economic systems based on real world examples. Our students did so well with these learning targets, and we are so proud of their progress!
9 days ago, WMS
Several students in a library; one student reads from a paper in front of a desk.
Two students seated at a table in a library, each writing on paper with pens.
Woman with dark hair stands in front of screen displaying a presentation. Several students sit at tables.
A woman stands next to a table where students sit in chairs. She holds a piece of paper.
Classroom with rows of students at tables. A teacher stands at the front with a projector screen.
Two students in a classroom focus on writing with pencils at a wooden table, with a bookshelf in the background.
Students seated at round tables in a classroom, writing on papers with pens and pencils.
We had shirts made for our custodians on National Custodian Appreciation Day. We certainly do have the very best custodians around. They take pride in our school and know the value of what they do for our students and staff. #WeCanDoHardThings #TheWoodlandWayEveryWildcatEveryDay
9 days ago, Michael Blankenship
Five people pose in matching blue T-shirts with a message. They stand next to each other with a large blue wall behind them.
A little late with this post. Our PBIS Rewards student of the week for October 2 was Matthew Ramos. Congrats sir! Thank you for exhibiting that CATS behavior. #TheWoodlandWayEveryWildcatEveryDa#WeCanDoHardThings
9 days ago, Michael Blankenship
Boy holds a small object while standing in front of a school wall with the letters W.
WMS Family: Check out what is happening this week at Woodland Middle School. #WeCanDoHardThings #TheWoodlandWayEveryWildcatEveryDay
9 days ago, Michael Blankenship
Calendar for Woodland Middle School, October 19-23, 2026, showing daily activities, including school hours and an event at BOCOOA.
Fall Festival Fun Scheduled For October 30
Our Fall Festival will be held during Connections on Friday, October 30. You'll need either 75 PBIS points or have perfect attendance between October 1 and October 29. Students with both 75 PBIS points and perfect attendance will receive a mystery goodie bag. The Fall Festival will feature arts and crafts, fun activities and time with friends. Students will be able to purchase refreshments at the festival. Hair coloring and selfie pictures will also be available for only $1. Cash only please. Continue earning those PBIS points and be sure you are at school every day so you can be a part of the fun. #TheWoodlandWayEveryWildcatEveryDay #WeCanDoHardThings
12 days ago, Michael Blankenship
An autumn-themed poster advertises Woodland Middle School's Fall Festival on October 30, 2026. It features a cartoon cat in a blue shirt and the text "Good Times. Wildcat Pride."
Our PBIS Rewards Student of the Week this week is Bellaromi Mboussi. Congratulations. Thank you for exhibiting the CATS behavior. Who will win next week? #TheWoodlandWayEveryWildcatEveryDay #WeCanDoHardThings
12 days ago, Michael Blankenship
A young girl poses for a photo in front of a Woodland High School banner. She holds a bag of chips.
Come join our wrestling team at WMSE. #WeCanDoHardThings #TheWoodlandWayEveryWildcatEveryDay
13 days ago, Michael Blankenship
Congratulations to these students who have been selected as October Students of the Month!
14 days ago, WMS
Congratulations. October 2026. Caring. WMS Student of the Month. 6th Grade: Lynlee Oxford and Maibelle Tidwell. 7th Grade: Ella Allen and Alfred Johnson. 8th Grade: Aaliyah Fair and Tessa Owens. Connections: Isabelle Cole, Maliah Church, and Jayla Lopez. These students will be recognized on Oct. 22 at 9:15am in the Learning Hub. Parents are Invited to Attend.
National Principals Month is a nationwide observance recognizing the essential role principals play in shaping school culture, supporting teachers, and ensuring student success. It highlights their leadership, advocacy, and daily contributions to education. We want to send a HUGE shout-out to our principal, Mr. Michael Blankenship. Thank you for all you do for our school and our community.
16 days ago, WMS
Mr. Blankenship