See what's happening this week at WMS. #TheWoodlandWay
Join us for STEAM Family Night tomorrow, Tuesday, November 12, from 5:30 - 7:00 pm. We will have lots of fun activities for the whole family. See you there. #TheWoodlandWay #STEAM #STEM
The students in our high school science class learned by doing a lab this week. #TheWoodlandWay
Our students and staff did a tremendous job getting our school ready for our veterans and guests today. The breakfast was delicious. #TheWoodlandWay
We had an amazing group of ambassadors to welcome guests to our Veterans Day program today. They did a wonderful job. #TheWoodandWay
We had our school spelling bee yesterday. It’s another great one. Our runner up is Xander Bergeron and our winner is Isabel McCafferty. Congrats to all who participated. Great job. #TheWoodlandWay
Our PBIS Rewards Student of the week is Raegan Forman. Congrats!!! Way to go. Who will win next? #TheWoodlandWay
Another great visit from Travelin' Tom's Coffee today. #TheWoodlandWay
8th grade students: the WHS Magnet Program Night is tomorrow, Thursday, November 7, at 6:30 pm, in the WHS auditorium. Their Medical Science Magnet Program is incredible. You definitely should go take a look at this program. #TheWoodlandWay
Please support our Spirit Night at Love Ice Cream and More on Monday, November 11, from 5 - 9 pm. This is a new ice cream store that's opened in Cartersville. 30% of the proceeds that night will come back to our school. Support local business and our school at the same time. #TheWoodlandWay
Please join us for our annual Veterans Day service this Friday, November 8, at 9:00 am in our gym. We will have a breakfast for all Veterans at 8:15 am in our Media Center. We want to honor every veteran in our community. You're invited! #TheWoodlandWay
Please see what's happening this week at WMS.
We’re a little behind on our PBIS Rewards student of the week, due to technology difficulties over the last few weeks. We announce two winners today: Jacobs’s Johnson, Jr. and Katerina Torres. Congratulations and thanks for practicing the Woodland Way. We will be announcing more winners soon. #TheWoodlandWay
Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour tonight.
What a special thing it is to have Cliff Ellis stop by our school today. If you are a true college basketball fan and have followed the game for any length of time, you know who Cliff Ellis is. Over the last several decades, he has coached at several Division-1 universities, including Clemson, Auburn and most recently at Coastal Carolina. He started his career as a high school basketball coach. He also happens to be the father of our registrar, Anna Catherine Moore. He gave me a signed copy of his latest book, Life's a Dance: Understand the Steps. The man knows his basketball. What a great conversation. #TheWoodlandWay
8th grade physical science did a spooky lab as an extension today reviewing density, chemical reactions, and chemical equations. Density towers- students created density towers to experiment with how different substances have different densities and how that could affect solutions.
Glow-stick lab- students learned the science behind glow-sticks and how their glow is created from chemical reactions.
Candy molecules- students balanced chemical equations and built 3D molecules out of candy.
Tomorrow is Hat Day! Wear your favorite hat for the low, low price of $1. #TheWoodlandWay
8th grade GA Studies has been learning about Westward Expansion in Georgia. Today and tomorrow the students are using the information they learned and applying it in stations. The stations are a Blooket!, Pictionary, writing their name in the Cherokee language, panning for gold, Document Based Question (DBQ) and a hexagonal concept map. The students really enjoyed today!
A great celebration tonight of all the teachers of the year in the Bartow County School System. So proud of Cassie Jones, our teacher of the year for WMS. #TheWoodlandWay #TOTY #BetterInBartow
Yearbooks on Sale Now!
Your student received a flyer last week about yearbook sales. The cost is $40.00 until November 8. After that date, the cost will be $50.00. Books may be purchased online or at the school (for cash or checks).
Please contact Ms. Price if you have any questions.
