ANNUAL VETERANS DAY PROGRAM
We would like to invite all veterans to join us for our annual Veterans Day program at Wurtland Middle School!
WILDCAT OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Bobbi Brumfield shares that Caleb has been a wonderful friend to a fellow classmate who has been using crutches due to an injury. Caleb carries his belongings and opens and closes doors for him. Way to be a friend, Caleb!
We're proud of this Wildcat!
BREAKFAST WITH A VETERAN
Please make plans to attend our annual Breakfast with a Veteran at Wurtland Middle School on November 11, 2024. We would love for all of our local veterans to be in attendance to eat breakfast with our amazing students!
SPRINGING NEW GROWTH
Students in our agriculture classes have been hard at work. Their lettuce is maturing beautifully, and, this week, they are working to plant basil.
We are so proud of their efforts!
COLLEAGUE CREDIT
Saule Gollihue shares that Ms. Alexandra Young cares so much about her students. She goes far beyond the minimum effort asked of her and continues to amaze her colleagues with her talents!
Thank you, Ms. Young! We appreciate you!
TEAM BUILDING SPOOKTACULAR
During today's special education Professional Learning Community (PLC) meeting, team members had to collaborate to solve a Halloween-themed mystery. Ms. Alex Young worked hard to organize this activity, and it was a fun experience for everyone in the meeting! Mrs. Ciera Vanover quickly found the clue to solve the case, and the team even tagged in Officer Elliott Gollihue for some help.
We are continually working to learn and grow together at Wurtland Middle School!
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
Students in Mr. Bowling's class have one final bookshelf for sale. The shelf measures three-feet wide and five-feet tall. Please comment if you would like to purchase this final remaining shelf for $100.00, and we will be in touch with you.
Thank you so much!
LITERACY CENTERS FICTION REVIEW
Seventh-grade English students are currently reviewing for a unit test focused on examining fiction through literacy centers. Students are completing a digital escape room, playing SMART Board games, playing card games, and working on interactive bulletin boards. This learning looks so fun!
EDRISING ON THE MOVE
Our EdRising students have been out and about lately. Students served as chaperones for the Wurtland Elementary School (WES) Old Fashioned Days field trip. Our kindergarten and preschool friends were glad to have the older kids tag along for all the fun.
Also, a group of student helpers joined the second-grade students at WES for their trip to Noble Family Farms. Some of these young ladies are in their third year of EdRising and got to reconnect with WES students they have worked with previously in kindergarten and first grade.
Mr. Baldridge and Mrs. Loos both made a point to find Ms. Katie Williams, the EdRising adviser, and brag on this crew!
We're proud of our Wildcats!
2024 - 2025 WURTLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
ANNUAL PUMPKIN ACTIVITY
Students in Mr. DuDomaine's eighth-grade mathematics class completed their annual pumpkin laboratory activity. In this activity, students examine the number of seeds in the pumpkin as they correlate to the size of the pumpkin. 🎃
MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY AND MARSHALL UNIVERSITY HONORS BANDS
We are proud to congratulate the following students on being named to the Morehead State University and Marshall University Honors Bands:
MOREHEAD HONORS BAND
Zander Baier
Elijah Bowling
Violet Brown
Josie Geyer
Kendra Longstreth
Kennedy Melvin
Briley Parrish
Levi Payne
Abbigail Shope
Tanner Salyers
MARSHALL HONORS BAND
Abbigail Shope
Kendra Longstreth
Kennedy Melvin
Josie Geyer
Briley Parrish
Violet Brown
Levi Payne
Elijah Bowling
Tanner Salyers
Excellent work, Wildcats!
PROJECT-BASED LEARNING Sixth-grade mathematics students applied their knowledge of decimals to the exploration of the feasibility of running a video game truck business. Once finished, students were tasked with designing their own video game trucks that had to move six inches when they put some air behind them. It was much harder than they expected and several adjustments were made! Overall, this looks like a fun and engaging project-based learning experience!
SPOOKY SEASON BULLETIN BOARDS
In an effort to make our building look a little extra spooky, our EdRising students have been hard at work on Halloween bulletin boards. We're proud of the finished products! Great job, students!
BIG SMILES IN-SCHOOL DENTAL CARE
Big Smiles in-school dental care will be at Wurtland Elementary School and Wurtland Middle School on November 7 and November 8. Use the following link to register your child: https://www.myschooldentist.com/WMGCKY_schsrm
DRAMA FIELD TRIP
On Friday, drama students took a field trip to watch Frankenstein, a stage adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic novel. Afterwards, they visited the Ashland's Central Park to eat lunch and play. It was a great day, as it always is, to be a Wildcat!
HALLOWEEN DANCE
Our Halloween dance couldn’t have been any scarier on Friday night! From chilling dance moves to a ghoulish costume competition, it’s safe to conclude that everyone had a spooktacular evening! 🎃👻
INDUSTRIAL ARTS FALL SALE
Our Industrial Arts students have been working hard to prepare items for their fall sale that will be held on Tuesday, October 29, during the annual Storybook Trunk-or-Treat event. They will have large and small bookcases, decorative benches, a few fall items, and a few surprises! All proceeds will help to support the Industrial Arts program. We hope you’ll stop by and support our amazing Wildcats!
SPOOKY SCARY SKELETONS
Students in our 3-D Design and Printing class are selling one of their latest creations, miniature skeletons, just in time for Spooky Season! They can be purchased from Mrs. Miruka Williams for $1.00 during FLEX or lunch daily.
COLLEAGUE CREDIT
Mr. Scott Bowling shares that Saule Gollihue is so kind and patient with our students. She is a great asset to Wurtland Middle School, and we are proud to have her on our team!
