WBMSHS Principal Update to Families

Greetings WB Families and Community,

We’re excited to share this edition of the school newsletter with you! In it, you’ll find updates on classroom activities, upcoming events, student highlights, and important information to keep you connected to all that’s happening in our school community. We encourage you to take a few moments to read through and learn more about the great things your students are experiencing each day.

Thank you for your continued support in making our school a positive and engaging place to learn and grow! As always please feel free to reach out to us at any time with any questions or concerns.

Have a great weekend.

Mrs. Page

• 4/6/26 - School Commitee Meeting - 6:00pm
• 4/7/26 - Arts Boosters Meeting - 6:00pm
• 4/8/26 - 1/2 Day - Dismissal at 11:00am
• 4/8/26 - Boosters Meeting - 7:00pm
• 4/10/26 - Term 3 Report Cards Posted to Aspen
• 4/10/26 - Senior Spotlight - 7:00pm
• 4/11/26 - Town Election - 9:00am-5:00pm
• 4/14/26 - SEPAC Meeting - 6:00pm
• 4/15/26 - Wildcat Pride Breakfast - 8:00am
• 4/16/26 - NHS Induction - 6:00pm
• 4/20/26-4/24/26 - Spring Break - No School
• 4/29/26 - Honor's Breakfast
• MS - 7:45am
• HS - 9:15am

Congratulations to the new inductees of the National Junior Honor Society. You earned this honor

though hardwork and dedication and WB is proud of you!

The World Language department would like to give a big GRACIAS and MERCI to all the students, faculty, staff, and community members that attended our World Culture Night on March 12. It was an evening of vibrant and memorable celebrations of global traditions, bringing our community together through the shared experience of culture and cuisine. A special thank you to the following local businesses that donated:

Nikko's Bar and Grill

Cape Cod Cafe

The International Athena Store

Crystal's Kitchen

Lawadessa

Johnny Macaroni's

Guegue's Restaurant

Our amazing therapy dog Harry had a suprise visit. He LOVED it and was able to have a small break from his duties in school.

Prom - 7-10pm, Canoe Club Ballroom. West Bridgewater

Students must attend a full day of school on the day of Prom and be on time. Students will attend first block class and break and then proceed to the gym for Grand March rehearsal.

Prom dates from a different school who attend the Grand March rehearsal should report to the office, sign in, and wait for rehearsal to begin. Students will be dismissed after rehearsal by 11am.

The Grand March begins at 6pm and all students and guests are required to attend. Students should report to the MSHS by 5:20pm.

The reception will be held at the Canoe Club in West Bridgewater from 7-10pm. Students are responsible for their own transportation to the Prom. Students may not leave the reception before 9pm.

We look forward to a great night!

Spring is officially here and it is time to start dreaming of your garden! As you plan your spring planting, please consider ordering your flowers through our Middle School Flower Power Fundraiser. Every order helps to defray the cost of the end of the year field trips and field day.

Thank you for your support of our middle school students!

The time has arrived! Payment for the graduation cap and gown is now being collected. The cost is $40.00 per senior. Payments may be made online through MySchoolBucks, or by cash or check payable to WBMSHS. Cash and check payments may be submitted to Mr. Hyde or Mrs. MacMillan. All payments are due by April 23, 2026. If students have any financial hardships, please come to the office to set up a payment plan.

Students in Mrs. Warnock's class worked on a lab which was to observe carbon dioxide production during respiration.

Students were out and about to practice filming, "angle shots" in TV Pro!

Students in Mr. Belcher's class were calculating how much weight their designed bridges could hold.

Recently, 8th grade civic students virtually visited the National Constitution Center for a “Civic Story” talk. Each class worked with a professional content expert from the center and students analyzed a primary source document. At first, they didn't know what it was, it was uncovered by the end of the talk. It was Ben Franklin’s report card which he kept for himself on civic virtues. This not only allowed students to practice their skills in history, but it also gave them a lesson on good citizenship. A big thank you to the National Constitution Center for providing this free program and working with WB's awesome civics students.

Highlights:

The Varsity Softball Team beat Bristol Aggie 12-9 on Thursday to start the season off with a win. Regan Bryant pitched 7 innings with 12 strikeouts for the win and added in 2 hits at the plate. Lacey Roche hit her first varsity Homerun along with 3 other hits while scoring 4 runs. Alanna Fidalgo had a great over the shoulder catch at shortstop and also had 4 hits. Best of luck to all of our Spring Athletes as they get their seasons under way. Go Wildcats!

Unified Basketball:

The unified basketball team closed out their 2026 season hosting a jamboree in the gym on May 30th. They welcomed students from Canton, Walpole, and Dartmouth and played four tough matches. Captains Christian O’Connor and Adri Guardione kicked the event off by reading the athlete’s oath and then led their teammates with great communication on the court. Enzo Vieira, Geoffrey Simmons, and Jack Murphy led with assists, setting their teammates up for success. Zach Folger and Abbey Laime held down the fort on offense, getting rebounds and putting up points for the Wildcats during key moments. Defensive strategy ultimately kept the team in the game thanks to hustle from Sasby Bien-Aime, Bryan Mundler, and Sebastian Barrows who forced countless turnovers in the final moments of the last matchup. Congrats to all of our unified athletes and Coach Spadea on a great season!

Co-Ed Unified Cornhole: We are so excited for our Unified Cornhole team this Spring! It is available for students in grades 5-8 and the season starts the week after April vacation. Practices will be held from 2:30-3:30 and games will be from 2:45-4:45 (including travel time) on Mondays and Thursdays. Contact Coach Nikki Maloney with any questions.
Coach Nikki Maloney, nmaloney@wbridgewater.com

Events:

The Open Weight Room is available for students after school from 4:00PM - 5:30PM. All are welcome to join! Please see Ms. Hammel with any questions.

Spring Coach Information:

Girls Spring Track and Field- Head Coach Kyla Daley, kdaley@wbridgewater.com

* High and Middle school athletes: practice will be from 2:30-4:00 each day

Boys Spring Track and Field- Head Coach- Jon Pike, jpike@wbridgewater.com

* High and Middle school athletes: practice will be from 2:30-4:00 each day

V/JV Softball - Head Coach, Mike Hyde- mhyde@wbridgewater.com

Classroom link: https://shorturl.at/bLmFF Remind code: 88fkdkf

Website: https://shorturl.at/PFeUe

V/JV Baseball- Head Coach, Zach Smith, zacharysmith@bpsma.org

Boys Tennis- Head Coach, Mike Antonio, mantonio@wbridgewater.com,

Girls Tennis- Head Coach - Steve Reddington. sreddington@wbridgewater.com

Boys Lacrosse: Coach O’Sullivan, gosullivan@ebps.net

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