The WMS Minute

Calendar Items

2/24: Wrestling vs Multiple Schools (Away @ Johnson Creek Middle/High School) - 4:00pm Start

2/28: Activity Night @ WMS - 5:30-7:30pm

WUSD District Bandorama

The 6th-8th grade bands and the WMS Jazz Band performed at the WUSD District Bandorama Concert on Saturday, February 15. The students worked hard and performed very challenging music for an exciting concert. They all were amazing!

Photo cred: Cory Christensen

Here is the link to ALL of the pictures he sent.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/3kewyi00vqxues80ib1ym/AEV6k4psB2cKmMItP07tX1s?dl=0&e=1&rlkey=9pmc5p46fogx1848m1bvgsbnc&st=my30fd3t

Math 24 Competition

All of our WMS mathematicians did great at Math 24 this morning.

Attendance Matters

Click below to view the WMS Attendance report for January!

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Be Respectful!

Listen and follow directions
Treat others the way you want to be treated
Treat school property appropriately
Use appropriate school language
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Follow school rules
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UWW Pre-College Camps 2025

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Annual Asbestos Notification

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Social Emotional Learning

7 Mindsets Curriculum - Parent Info for February

Focusing Students on the Positive

The Attitude of Gratitude Mindset teaches us the importance of seeking the positives from every

experience and being thankful for all that we have. Through this mindset, we learn that we can use

the positives or the negatives of our lives as the foundation on which to build. Choose the positives,

and we are on our way toward extraordinary success; choose the negatives, and we embark on path

toward disappointment, resentment, and suffering. In these lessons, we guide students to focus on all the things they have, leaving no time to be distracted by what they don’t.

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The 4 critical components
The Top 5 Dos and Don'ts at Home
Activities to Do with Your Child

Behavior Tip

Research has shown a positive association between the amount of time kids spend in front of a screen and behavioral & mental health issues. In this case, "positive' does not mean "good". It means that one factor directly influences the other. Simply put, the more time spent with cell phones, games, and idle television watching, the higher the likelihood that a student will have behavioral and or mental health challenges.

Just how much screen time? Anything more than two hours a day has been shown to negatively impact one's sense of emotional, behavioral, and physical health! Consider implementing more healthy boundaries around free use of technology.

Applying parental controls to specific apps is a great parenting action!
Monitor what your student is viewing on their tech devices.
Try to limit the use of technology to an hour or so before bedtime (sleep can be greatly disturbed with tech use too close to bedtime)

In addition to all of this, the frequency of harassment and bullying over social apps like Snapchat and TikTok is rampant and directly impacts a student's sense of well-being and safety.