Tomorrow, on Thursday, April 25, students in Grades 6-10 will be taking the End of Course Tests in Math, Algebra, and Geometry. Please encourage your child to get a good night's rest, eat a good breakfast, and try their best on the test. The results can be used to determine graduation eligibility and if students are on track for graduation.
Also, please make sure their Chromebook is charged and that they arrive at school on time to begin testing in the morning.
Tonight's HS BB/SB games at Ridgedale have been postponed. A make up date is to be determined.
Mrs. Casey's class celebrated all their hard work this year with a glow party! They made letters with glow sticks, writing letters and words with highlighter, using puff balls to make letters, a cup stacking challenge, and various math activities! They had "glow much fun!"
Last week, the Kindergarten classes attended the Make Believe Hospital. They learned about x-rays, casts, eating healthy, and much more!
On Wednesday April 17th, the National Honor Society sponsored a Red Cross blood drive. 22 pints of blood were donated. Thank you to the students for hosting and thank you to all who donated “the gift of life.”
The preschool classes took a field trip to the Neil Armstrong Museum. They participated in a hands-on lesson about the solar system. They were also able to explore the museum!
Beautiful night for the W-G Tiger Track & Field Invite!
Go Tigers!
*HS SB vs Kenton IS BACK ON! UMPIRE FOUND!
JH Track @ Ada Invite at 4:30pm
HS BB @ USV 5:00pm
Go Tigers
The Freshman Class is back at it again with the Frosty's ice cream truck! Come help support this class tomorrow night at the home track meet!
Schedule changes for the rest of this week.
Wed. 4/17 - JV BB Game Canceled
Thurs. 4/18 - HS SB vs Kenton 5pm, BB @ USV 5pm
Sat. 4/20 - HS BB vs HN 10am
Wed 4/24 - HS SB @ HN 5pm
Game Announcement!
The HS BB team will travel to Day Air Ballpark, which is the home of the Dayton Dragons, to take on USV at 3:00pm on April 27th! Admission for this game is free! Come on down and support our Tigers!
Four of our WG students earn a Reading Excellence Award at the Grand Lake Area Literacy Festival this last weekend at TriStar in Celina. The winners were 3rd graders Josie and Owen. The 4th graders were Mike and Reece. There were several authors that signed their books, held discussions and read books throughout the festival. Each recipient also received a book of their choice along with a certificate. Congratulations on your hard work and making improvements throughout the year!
BB drops their game tonight 9-1 against Elgin.
SB was losing going into the bottom of the 6th before coming alive and beating Elgin 13-3! Way to go girls!
Mrs. Patton's class read up on, completed research, prepared a speech (recorded on the green screen in character), and created a digital poster in Canva. Students included a QR Code with a link to their speech on their posters. Below students are pictured snapping QR Codes and watching their classmates' speeches; learning about a wide variety of impressive historical figures!
Score updates!
BB drops their game to C-R 6-1.
SB picks up a huge win over the Hornets winning 15-0 in 5 innings! Abbi Brown went yard for the Lady Tigers!
Both will be in action tomorrow night at home against Elgin.
Good Luck to our HS Track and Field team tonight as they compete at home against HN and Ridgemont!
HS BB and SB are taking on the Hornets at Cory-Rawson tonight!
Go Tigers!
After they finished reading the book Dreamer, a story about a Kentucky horse trainer and his daughter who rescued a horse with a broken leg; Mrs. Johns Fifth Grade Guided Reading Class made these paper mache horse heads. The students: Xavier, Emily, Reagan, J'Lynn, Aliyah, Kylee and Isabella stayed after school 3 days a week for months to complete their project.
Big week for our athletic teams! Praying rain stays away!
Go Tigers!!
Mr. Downey & his Athletic Training class taught 3rd grade important life-saving skills. They learned hands-on CPR, how to help someone who's choking & how to use an AED machine. Everyone was eager to learn! The students watched different activities & practiced what they'd been taught. It's not just about learning facts; it's about feeling confident and ready to help others in an emergency.
The Iditarod Trail Mail has made it back to W-G! The tradition of carrying mail goes back to the days when the Iditarod National Trail was used as a supplies route. We were happy to have Ohio native Jessica Klejka carry our letter on her sled for the entire 2024 Iditarod!
