WMS Friday Forecast
February 13, 2026
Dear RedHawk Families
As we head into a well-earned four-day weekend, we’re reminded that February can sometimes feel like a long and challenging month. The days are shorter, routines can feel heavy, and energy can dip. Yet this week’s shift in weather — a little more light, a little more warmth — brings with it a renewed sense of hope. That same kind of shift can happen inside our school when kindness leads the way.
When we return, we will celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Week by creating intentional opportunities for students to lift one another up in simple but meaningful ways. In middle school especially, small gestures matter. A smile across the hallway, inviting someone to join a table, offering encouragement before a test, or simply choosing patience — these acts may seem small, but they can change the entire direction of someone’s day. One act of kindness truly can change everything.
As we enjoy the long weekend, we encourage everyone to remember: the little things matter. Kindness costs nothing, but its impact is immeasurable. Together, we can continue building a school community where every student feels seen, valued, and supported — one act at a time.
WMS Spirit Wear! - Buy More... Save More!
This sale runs through Sunday, February 15th. You can save up to 25% and may qualify for free shipping too! Buy some new gear and help out Wredling in the process. There are many items and styles to choose from. Something is sure to catch your eye!
RedHawk Pride Awards
Most weeks we will be handing out some RedHawk Pride Awards. Below is the list of our RedHawk Pride Award recipients which will be in Monday's announcements. Recipients can pick up their award in the Wredling Main Office on Monday during their Tutorial.
This award is given by our teachers for a variety of reasons, from following our Guidelines for Success to Academic Achievement and Growth. We are proud of our RedHawks who work hard every day.
This Weeks' Recipients Presented By:
Leo Andrade by Mrs. Smith & Team 8-4
Mason Barker by Mrs. Smith & Team 8-4
Evan Brett by Mrs. Breon & Team 6-4
CJ Cirillo by Mrs. Smith & Team 8-4
Camryn Cuenca by Mr. Wilkerson
Liz Eckel by Team 7-4 Teachers
Mallory Grimm by Mrs. Bach
Aislin Hernandez by Mrs. Olson & Team 6-4
James Jenkins by Ms. Boehm
Mason Jereb by Team 7-4 Teachers
Ella Jimenez by Team 7-4 Teachers
Emma Kersten by Ms. Boehm
Mia Miranda by Mr. Bozic
Mathew Pedersen by Mr. LeClaire
Quinn Potter by Mr. LeClaire
Hailey Rack by Mrs. Bach
Brooke Rotter by Mrs. Bach
Liam Sickafoose by Mr. Wilkerson
Alex Sunderbruch by Mr. Springborn & Team 6-4
Micah York by Mrs. Szerlong
Quiet Fidgets Requested
We have some amazingly talented student who have been showcasing some of their fabulous fidgets at school. While we encourage our students to utilize tools that help them, the expectation is that these fidgets do not make any noise or cause distraction from student learning. As we relay these messages in school, we ask that you facilitate some of these conversations at home.
We do have some examples of quiet or silent fidgets for use in school. Paper clips, textured worry stones, Nee Doh, marble mesh fidget, fidget rings, and Calm Strips or sensory strips that can be adhered on their Chromebook or folder. These are pictured with this message. This is a sample list but you may discover some options that will work as well.
Outside Food Practice
Parents, please review these expectations with your child. Thank you for helping us ensure our school day runs smoothly with minimal disruption!
Parents are welcome to drop off food/beverages only for their own child
- All parent deliveries should be brought to the main office.
- Food and beverages may only be provided for your individual student. Ex: a pizza cannot be purchased for a group of students.
We WILL NOT accept or sign for delivered food/beverages for students.
If an emergency situation requires you to send something for your student, please contact the main office with details so they don't turn away the delivery driver. 331-228-3700
WMS Student Athletes... In addition to the above expectations:
You are encouraged to send them to school with a second lunch/snack. Their day can be long!
The "Snack Shack" in the Cafeteria will be open on Wednesday afternoons during the early release time for the athletes to grab a snack using their lunch account.
Future Saints Families
Click here for information the high school has shared with us for you.
Future North Stars Families
Click here for information the high school has shared with us for you.
Project Dance Bloom
This awesome dance party is a public event and will take place in the small gymnasium at St. Charles North High School. The Project Dance proceeds support organizations within our district and our community that involve individuals with Special Needs. We provide a safe and comfortable environment where anyone and everyone is invited, no special attire is needed!
Help Us Collect ONE MILLION Pop Tabs!
We’re on a mission to collect one million pop tabs for Ronald McDonald House Charities, and we can’t do it without YOU (and your grandparents, cousins, neighbors, and carpool crew)!
Those tiny aluminum tabs from soda cans, soup lids, or sparkling water may seem small—but when we collect them together, they add up to real support for families with seriously ill children.
Here’s how to pitch in:
Save your pop tabs at home—and ask your grandparents, cousins, friends, and neighbors to do the same!
Bring them to school all year long.
Every tab brings us closer to our 1,000,000-tab goal!
Let's pull together and make a difference!
