ARE 'YA READY KIDS?
It's another fine day in Bikini Bottom, and we're continuing our work under the sea. All of our fish are enjoying daily meals at The Krusty Krab. Check out both the decorations and the latest menu offerings.
ARE 'YA READY KIDS?
The sights and sounds of Bikini Bottom are filling our hallways this week, and we're all living in a pineapple under the sea. Students and teachers are hard-at-work and ready for a week of Krabby Patty-flipping (sometimes known as state testing)!
AGRICULTURE COLLABORATION
On Thursday, Wurtland Middle School agriculture students worked with Kristen from Appalachian Folkology. Students learned how to create a herbal tea, as well as talking through some key points of product marketing and presentation.
Students broke into teams and worked on herbal tea creation, preparing packaging, cutting labels, weighing and packaging, and sealing and pricing.
While the class worked through tea creation, Kristen spoke about the importance of sanitary blending and packaging procedures, such as the use of clean hands, clean gloves, and hairnets.
The class also got a brief lesson about the importance of correct labeling and cautions about cross contamination between different herbs and teas.
Thank you, Appalachian Folkology!
ARE 'YA READY KIDS?
BIKINI BOTTOM OLYMPICS
On Friday, the Bikini Bottom Olympics arrived at Wurtland Middle School. From Squidward's Clarinet Relay to the Krabby Patty Pass, our students had an awesome afternoon to build their excitement for a week of testing.
GREENUP COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL TRYOUT INFORMATION
COLLEAGUE CREDIT
Mr. Doran shares that Nurse Tara is always going above and beyond to ensure our students’ well-being. Even when caring for our young ones puts her own health and safety in jeopardy, she does not shy away from situations that make the rest of us squeamish.
WILDCAT OF THE WEEK
Mr. Bowling shares that Michael recently earned a perfect score on his science benchmark assessment. Great work, Michael! We are so proud of you!
WRITER OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Brumfield shares that Oliver has worked hard to improve as a writer this year. Recently, Oliver has mastered multiple language concepts in English. Mrs. Brumfield shares that she is proud of Ollie's accomplishments this year. Great work, Ollie!
GREENUP COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
Congratulations to our sixth-grade volleyball team on their win over Raceland in two sets this evening! Great work, ladies!
1st PLACE SPIRITWEAR
This week only, save $7.00 on all Wurtland Middle School tie-dye garments. This includes new designs and tie-dye styles in short sleeve, long sleeve, and hoodies!
WHY WURTLAND?
SPECIAL EDUCATION STAFF
At Wurtland Middle School, we are proud to boast that we have some of the most experienced special education staff in the district! Each day, these educators go above and beyond for our students. They are amazing!
WildcaTok
Join us over on WildcaTok for our latest installment featuring Zoodles! It's a little blurry, but we're still learning. Everyone will be 'tokin about it!
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WHY WURTLAND?
SMALL CLASS SIZES
At Wurtland Middle School, we offer small class sizes. These benefit our students in a variety of ways and allow our teachers to build positive and supportive relationships with each member of our student body in unique, targeted settings.
WHY WURTLAND?
FLEX PERIOD
At WMS, students have unique opportunities. One of these is our daily FLEX period. During this time, students participate in "brain breaks," social and emotional learning, and even a weekly intramural slot. It's a great time for student growth!
AGRICULTURE LANDSCAPING
Last week, under the supervision of Mr. Haywood and Ms. Travis, students had the opportunity to complete landscaping for a local family's property. They worked hard throughout the day and did a fantastic job!
IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES
These important upcoming dates and times were originally shared on April 17. Please note the time for underclassmen awards at 1:00 p.m. on May 25.
HOSPITALITY and TOURISM
Anne Stephens, the Greenup County Extension Agent for Community Arts, joined Mrs. Shannon's Hospitality and Tourism class last week. Students enjoyed her presentation and learned about a variety of topics!
SOURCES OF STRENGTH FOOD DRIVE
We would like to thank everyone who donated to the Sources of Strength food drive. These donations will go to our FRYSC. We appreciate your contributions!
THE FAIRYTALE NETWORK
Our drama students performed a delightful spring production with their rendition of “The Fairytale Network”. We are so proud of our students and the progress of our drama program under the leadership of Ms. Baleigh Scott. Great work, everyone!
COLLEAGUE CREDIT
Ms. Katie Williams shares that Baleigh is an all-around rockstar teacher, especially in her first year. She, however, deserves special recognition for the hard work she has put into directing TWO drama productions in her elective course. Students performed Reindeer Games for us right before winter break and, this week, presented The FairyTale Network. She has taken the initiative to revive our drama program and has done a wonderful job! The performers and their audiences are so glad! Way to go, Ms. Scott!
