Mrs. Shumate’s 5th grade students at MMS learned about angular momentum and gravity through a bottle flipping investigation. 😎
The winning group used a 28 oz Body Armour bottle with 2 1/2 inches of water to receive the highest percentage of successful flips. 👏🏼 Awesome job!
Mrs. Wolf and Mr. Kinser successfully co-teaching 8th grade ELA.
The students are completing a novel discussion using schoology, answering questions, and completing a blooket.📚💻
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Mr. Kinser’s 8th grade ELA students at MMS work on a plot diagram from a movie to assist with writing a narrative paper. 📝
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Westside High School celebrated our wonderful cooks today as part of National School Lunch Week activities. We appreciate the service and kindness of our school cooks. Thanks for all you do!🍽😋
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Ms. Walker’s US Studies students at Wyoming East were detectives hired by the family of one of the women accused of witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. Students searched the room for clues and recorded their findings in their detective notebooks. Students used their research to create a timeline of events and write a report determining whether the accused woman was guilty of a crime. #WarriorProud #LoveMyWVSchool #ShowcaseWyCoSchools
Mrs. Bauer’s classes and Friends of the Earth students along with community volunteers are completing a microplastic (1-5 mm) survey of towns along the Guyandotte River. They have collected 70 samples at 7 different sites so far and will be collecting more samples next weekend. The students sift through the collected samples and categorize plastics as foams, films, line, fragments, or other types of plastic. This data will help the US EPA understand what types of microplastics are found in fresh waters.
A special thank you to our community volunteers that have helped us along the way: Pam Shrewsbury with Alpha Natural Resources, Teresa Blackmon with the Solid Waste Authority, Melinda Vance Stewart, JR Morgan, Stacey Cozort, Barbara Hardy, and Jimmy and Kerri Lookabill.
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Westside High School will dismiss school three hours early on Friday, October 15, so the faculty can participate in professional development. This early dismissal is ONLY for Westside High School on October 15. If you have questions, please contact Westside High. Thank you!🖤🤍
Mr. Nathaniel Evans and his 4th grade classes at Berlin McKinney LOVE Science! ❤️🖤 Dr. Loughman from West Liberty University served as a guest teacher and gave a presentation on crawdad habitats. Students also experimented with artistic volcano structures and learned about scientific mixtures. So cool! Way to go, Tribe!
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At Mullens Elementary, Mrs. Tanya’s Kindergarten class listened to “The Monster that Glowed in the Dark” in a BAT CAVE! 🦇
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Janet McKinney, principal at Herndon Consolidated Elementary and Middle School, presented before the Wyoming County Board of Education today. Thank you for the thorough LSIC presentation. ❤️🖤
Lots of good things are happening in Wyoming County!
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Mrs. Lane's 8th grade Major Clarity class at OMS played Pictionary to review their new vocabulary terms. 😃
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Mrs. Kathy Cook, math teacher at Oceana Middle, used the Frayer Model to teach math vocabulary to her sixth grade class. 🧮
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In celebration of Fall, the student council at Oceana Middle, sponsored a pumpkin decorating contest. Students created and submitted their original works and were judged by local stakeholders, Jeff Dunnigan and Tyler Dunnigan. The winners are pictured below. We ❤ our Tribe!
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Nathaniel Puckett, a 5th grade at Oceana Middle, received the Principal's Award for achieving above mastery on his recent Number and Operations IMA. Way to go! ❤️#ShowcaseWyCoSchools #LoveMyWVSchool
Mrs. Cook’s 1st period has perfect attendance today at Westside High School.🖤🤍
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‼️🚌Thursday, October 14, 2021
and
Friday, October 15, 2021
Wyoming East High School
Pineville Elementary and Middle Schools
Bus 145 Regina will not be running tomorrow morning or afternoon.
AM Runs:
Bus 216 Cathy will pick up in Glen Rogers, Ravencliff, to South Milam Road.
Bus 215 Rose will pick up students in McGraws, McGraws Hollow, Saulsville, to Pineville!
Both buses may be 10 minutes late picking up students.
PM Runs:
Bus 216 Cathy and 215 Rose will deliver home the students they picked up on the morning runs.
Day 3 of OMS Spirit Week had students showcasing their best Wild West wear. We ❤ our Tribe!
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Students from the Wyoming County Career and Technical Center participated today in their first Zoom meeting of the Simulated Workplace Leadership Series. These students were selected by their instructors and the roles they play in the Simulated Workplace in their program of study.
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🚌‼️Wednesday, October 13, 2021
Westside High School
Huff Elementary and Middle School
Bus 158 Carla will not be running for the morning or evening runs.
AM Runs:
Westside High School
Students in Ike’s Fork and Lower Muzzle will need to meet the Bus on the main road. Bus 151 will be picking those students up around 6:30am!
Huff Elementary and Middle School
Bus 151 will begin to pick students up that ride Bus 158 beginning around 8:45
PM Runs:
Westside High School
Ike’s Fork and Lower Muzzle students will need to meet on the main road
Huff Consolidated Elementary and Middle
Bus 158 students will be brought home on Bus 151. Bus 151 will leave the school around 4:30.
Mrs. Donna Stewart and her Kindergarten students at Berlin McKinney have been learning about colors, word associations, and pumpkins all week! Today, they discovered a pumpkin lab to identify the parts of a real pumpkin. Students observed what the pumpkins looked, felt, and smelled like. They also compared various pumpkin seeds and made their own models. Wow! Way to go, Tribe! ❤️🖤 #ShowcaseWyCoSchools #LoveMyWyCoSchool
