* Clothing giveaway at Wurtland Middle School tomorrow.
* Enter through end gymnasium doors.
* Signs will be posted for guidance.
Please reach out with any questions: 606.836.1023.
IN THE DRONE ZONE
Congratulations to Bailey Lashley! Bailey completed the CoDrone EDU pilot basecamp modules and passed her drone pilot certification test with a perfect score.
Congratulations, captain! We are so proud of you!
AND NOW, FOR SPECIAL BULLETIN (BOARDS)
Our EdRising students are back to work, designing and creating bulletin boards throughout our school. Their frog bulletin board is an interactive sticker art bulletin board. We can't wait to see it finished, so make sure to add contributions when you pass it in the stairwell.
Excellent work, students!
SPRING OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Our spring open house event will be filled with many activities, from an Industrial Arts sale located in the main lobby to a detailed question and answer session focused on the Greenup County School of Innovation.
Please make plans to join us for this event!
BIG SMILES VISIT
Big Smiles is scheduled to be at Wurtland Middle School on April 21 to see Wurtland Elementary School and Wurtland Middle School students.
If you would like to have your child examined by the dentist, please register using the listed links. Paper forms are also available. Look for the paper forms in your elementary child's backpack at the end of this week. Please contact Amy Shaffer (FRYSC Coordinator) or Tracey Marshall (school nurse) should you wish to have a form sent home with your middle school student.
Elementary School: https://www.myschooldentist.com/WEGCKY_schsrm
Middle School: https://www.myschooldentist.com/WMGCKY_schsrm
As always, please reach out to us with any questions: 606.826.1023.
HAPPY LITTLE TREES
Students in Mrs. Tucker's FLEX have been working hard on paintings for an upcoming art show! Their process involved using bubble wrap to craft their paintings, and we are impressed with the final results!
Great work, Wildcats!
AgSPLOSION APPRECIATION
Friday's AgSplosion event was nothing less than AgMazing! We have many community partners, families, volunteers, and faculty and staff members to thank for their incredible and generous contributions!
David and Heather French
Presley and Cory Grubb
Delinda Adkins
Cody Wolfe
Colton Ream
Kyler Kopenhaver
Lisa Osborne
Carrie Davis
Alexandra Young
Kyrie Litteral
Ciera Vanover
Mary Logsdon
Jujuana Hieneman
Ranger Vanburg
Ranger Stamper
Ranger Carter
Angie Howard
Amy Shaffer
Brennan Plummer
Lora Butler
Chris Witten
Garth Wireman
Dawndy Wagner
Michelle Colley
Miranda Stevens
Jeremiah Haywood
Mike Bryant
John Warnock
Josh Brewer
Michael and Becky Blevins
Myra and Sandy Mosser
Brooklyn Greene
The Professor and Stephanie
Natalie Billups
Sara Bush
Brandy Gullett
Matt Thompson
Isaac Sherman
Isaiah Branam and Family
Representative Aaron Thompson
Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell
Caleigh Sherman
Mandi Brumfield
Crescent Holbrook
Jeff Bonzo
John Nickell
Marlee Pinchok
Greenup County 4-H
Greenup County Extension Office
Greenup County Farm Bureau
Greenup County High School Future Farmers of America
Kentucky Department of Forestry
Greenup County Public Safety
Wurtland 21C Program
Greenup Old Tractors, Engines, and Machinery (GOTEM)
Greenup County Schools Maintenance Department
Kool Hits 105.7
Greenup County Foodservice
Wurtland Elementary School Food Service
Wurtland Middle School Food Service
Wurtland Elementary School Faculty and Staff
Wurtland Middle School Faculty and Staff
Greenup County Beekeepers
WSAZ
We are so appreciative of every individual and organization that worked so hard to make this such a special day for our students! Once more, thank you!
WURTLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL FAMILY - SCHOOL RELATIONSHIPS SURVEY
This survey will be used by Wurtland Middle School to gather feedback for a variety of purposes. Our educators may use the survey to determine strengths and areas for improvements on our annual needs assessment. We will work to examine results across different groups of parents to see how different populations view our school. Fundamentally, the survey is designed to give our educators the data we need to build more effective partnerships between Wurtland Middle School and families.
http://bit.ly/41VSU4B
Thank you for your time and participation!
WILDCAT OF THE WEEK
When another student recently dropped materials in class, Paityn immediately jumped in to help. Mrs. Long notes that Paityn is always eager to lend a hand, setting a shining example of what it means to be a true helper! We are proud you, Paityn!
WRITER OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Bobbi Brumfield shares that Caroline has worked each day in English to compose a recent argumentative essay on Space Vacations. She worked ahead of the schedule of assignments and the checklist students are currently using.
Great job in showing responsibility and taking care of your writing tasks, Caroline!
WILDCAT OF THE WEEK
Mr. Eric Boos shares that Ethen recently showed outstanding initiative in handling a very difficult situation in class. He urged faculty and staff to assist a student in great need. His actions helped all involved, particularly one of his fellow Wildcats.
We are proud of you, Ethen!
GETTING GREENHOUSE READY
Students in Mr. Haywood's agriculture class have been very busy! Recently, students have been planting various flowers that will soon be transferred to the greenhouse. We can't wait to see those beautiful blooms!
AGRICULTURE EDUCATION WEEK CONTINUES
Students in Mr. Haywood's agriculture class are ready to SHOW WHAT THEY KNOW! Students crafted a tri-fold board focused on the importance of the Wurtland Middle School agriculture program. Students are excited to share this project at this week's AgSplosion event!
Great work, Wildcats!
MEN OF TOMORROW Men of Tomorrow completed a light fixture workshop today. Students wired a simple fixture to a mock junction box. Students then had to secure hot and neutral wires, along with ground wiring. This exposed students to basic home electricity, also exploring potential technical careers. Students demonstrated mastery of the skill, all having very limited knowledge prior to the workshop. We are proud of these Wildcats!
WURTLAND WILDCATS HAVE HEART!
Beginning this week, Wurtland Middle School will be participating in the American Heart Challenge. For the next two weeks, our students will be raising awareness and learning about the importance of heart health, mental health and hands-only CPR. Students will also have the opportunity to raise donations and help save lives while earning appreciation gifts from the American Heart Association for their hard work and support.
Get a jumpstart and register online NOW! To register, students will need to go to https://www2.heart.org or download the AHA Schools App on their smart devices, registering with a parent or guardian. Registration is easy and the program is entirely online for 2025.
For any questions about the American Heart Challenge, please reach out to Mr. Isaac Sherman at isaac.sherman@greenup.kyschools.us
AGRICULTURE EDUCATION WEEK
We're focusing on all things related to agriculture at Wurtland Middle School this week! Isaiah Branam, one of our eighth-grade students, loves gardening. In preparation for Friday's AgSplosion event, Isaiah has spent time crafting over 400 biodegradable containers from newspapers. Yesterday, his peers helped him to fill those containers with potting soil. He's looking forward to teaching students about properly planting and tending to seeds to encourage growth.
We are so very proud of this Wildcat!
EIGHTH-GRADE VOLLEYBALL
Congratulations to our eighth-grade volleyball team! This evening, these ladies captured a win over Ashland.
Great work, Musketeers! 🏐
WURTLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL ARCHERY STATE RESULTS 🎯
* The Wurtland Middle School team placed 68 out of 108 teams!
PERSONAL BEST SCORES
Lexi Cox - 287
Chesney Whitlock - 286
Maya Talamantez - 269
Abby Shope - 262
RANKS PER GRADE AND IN MIDDLE SCHOOL DIVISION
Lexi Cox - Fourth for Sixth-Grade Girls; Ninth for Middle School Girls
Chesney Whitlock - Fifth for Sixth-Grade Girls; 11 for Middle School Girls
Amelia Westfall - 13 for Sixth-Grade Girls; 71 for Middle School Girls
Maya Talamantez - 36 for Sixth-Grade Girls
Jocelyn Westfall - 63 for Sixth-Grade Girls
Abby Shope - 75 for Seventh-Grade Girls
Please join us in congratulating the accomplishments of these amazing Wildcats!
TAKIN' THE SHOW ON THE ROAD
Recently, our Hospitality and Tourism class visited the Extension Office. Family and Consumer Sciences Agent, Mrs. Lora Pullin, led the class, teaching about hand-washing, safe food preparation techniques, and measurement. Students enjoyed following a recipe to make blueberry muffins from scratch.
This was the first visit in a four-part series where students will work to utilize the Teen Cuisine curriculum. It provides students with the skills and knowledge to prepare healthy meals and snacks at home. We are so thankful for Mrs. Pullin and the Greenup County Extension Office for offering this program and look forward to our next three visits!
AgSPLOSION IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This week has been named Agriculture Education Week across the Commonwealth by the Commissioner of Education and the Commissioner of Agriculture. On Friday, March 21, we have planned an amazing day full of fun for our students and the students of Wurtland Elementary School.
Throughout AgSplosion, students will participate in hayrides, games, planting activities, and application of agricultural skills. Students will be treated to inflatables, a cookout, and so much fun! A local radio station and local news affiliate will both be on-site.
These activities will last for the majority of the day. Please make certain that your child wears appropriate layers, hats, shoes, and sunglasses (if so desired) for a day of outside learning adventures.
We are so excited to celebrate Agriculture Education Week with our students!
