Congratulations to James Clance and Akylan Reeves on their outstanding participation in the 2025 South Georgia Region Honor Band! From April 10–12, these talented students traveled to Valdosta State University to take part in this event. They showcased remarkable dedication and musicianship, learning five challenging pieces of music in just 10 hours of rehearsal. We are extremely proud of their hard work and the way they represented the WCMS Band program.
Due to delivery issues, we’ve made a few changes to this week’s breakfast menu. Thank you for your understanding and flexibility! We appreciate your continued support as we ensure our students start the day with a nutritious meal!
📅 Menu for the Week of April 14 - April 18 , 2025 🍴 All students enjoy FREE breakfast and lunch as a Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) school. Have questions or need special accommodations? Contact our Nutrition Director, Mrs. Judy Brown.
Dear Parents & Guardians,
It’s time for the Georgia Milestones Assessments! These important tests give students a chance to show what they’ve learned this year and help guide future instruction.
Here’s how you can help your child do their best:
1. Get Plenty of Rest
Make sure your child gets a good night's sleep before each test day.
2. Be On Time & Alert
Arriving to school on time ensures your child is calm, focused, and ready to begin.
3. Eat a Healthy Breakfast
A nutritious breakfast fuels the brain and helps with concentration.
4. Offer Encouragement
A few positive words go a long way! Remind them to stay confident and do their best.
Let’s help our students shine!
Thank you for your continued support.
If you have any questions or need more information, please contact us.
Our student body had the opportunity to be encouraged, empowered, and motivated by Mr. Willie Spears! He also shared some tips for testing taking as our students prepare to be successful on the GMAS.
Thank you, Mr. Spears for pouring into our students.
#Expandinghorizons #EmpoweringMinds #Excellingtogether. #WCMS
Congratulations to our Students of the Month and our Teacher of the Month.
What a great March PBIS celebration!
#PBIS #WCMS #TheWilcoWay #respectfulresponsiblesafe
Happy National Assistant Principal Week to Krystalyn May! Thank you for your heart work and hard work at WCMS! Your reliability, resourcefulness, and resilience make you a valuable piece of our school community. Your dedication and leadership inspire us all to push forward with purpose and passion each day!
Happy School Librarian Appreciation Day to Ms. Qualls! Your dedication to fostering a love of reading and learning among students is truly inspiring. Thank you for all you do to make our school library a welcoming place for everyone!
🌸 Spring Break Time! 🌸
Wilkinson County Schools will be closed for Spring Break from Monday, April 7 through Friday, April 11. We hope all of our students, families, and staff enjoy a safe, restful, and fun-filled break. School will resume on Monday, April 14.
Let this week be a time to relax, recharge, and make great memories. See you soon, Warriors! 💙💛
Their hard work in being Respectful, Responsible, and Safe has paid off! The PBIS Rewards Store was opened , and students had the chance to redeem their earned points for awesome rewards. From gift cards and gel pens to jogger coupons, ice cream, lead pencils, and more, our scholars got to shop and enjoy the benefits of their positive behavior.
Keep up the great work, and continue to show your WCMS pride—more rewards await! Way to go, WCMS scholars!
Our "March Madness" PBIS celebration was amazing. The teachers and students engaged in some friendly sports action, basketball and volleyball. The students enjoyed and showed great spirit during the celebration. The teachers won the volleyball game and the students won the basketball game. What a great time of games , fellowship, laughter, concessions and PBIS fun. 🏀🏐📣💙
#WCMSPBIS
Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Day! A huge thank you to our amazing paraprofessionals for their dedication, positivity, and unwavering support for our students and staff – your hard work truly makes a difference!
Congratulations to our Students of the Month (March) for embodying our core values of respect, responsibility, and safety. Their teachers nominated these students for their outstanding character and leadership.
🌟Malachi Sparks- Sixth Grade
🌟Janiya Davis-Seventh Grade
🌟Caleb Upshaw-Eighth Grade
We are also excited to recognize Ms. Sharon Little as Staff Member of the Month (March) for her outstanding professionalism, dedication, positive impact, who was nominated by her fellow educators!
Congratulations 🎉🎊
#PBIS
#MakingMiddleSchoolAmazing
Seventh graders are starting their day off by making the most of their Increased Learning Time! In ELA, students strengthen their reading comprehension and practice citing textual evidence. In Math, students are increasing their numerical reasoning through Freckle and Progress Learning while Mr. Coats and Mr. Whipple provide instructional support and guidance. In Science, students are reviewing previous topics in Progress Learning, working to increase their green dots individually and as a grade level. In Social Studies, students practice reading informational texts and writing responses objectively.
📅 Menu for the Week of March 31 - April 4 , 2025 🍴 All students enjoy FREE breakfast and lunch as a Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) school. Have questions or need special accommodations? Contact our Nutrition Director, Mrs. Judy Brown.
Warriors score big at the CSRA Regional Track Meet! 🎉
Congratulations to Jai'den Blackshear, Netjer Mitchell, DeAubrae Walker, and DaVerie Walker for placing 2nd in the 4X200 Relay and 3rd in the 4X100 Relay! 💙💛
Congratulations to Jai'den Blackshear for placing 2nd in the 200 M Heat! 💙💛
Madison and Brooklynn enjoy an ice cream treat as a reward for their positive and productive work in the classroom! 💙💛
Jayden is committed to finishing his eighth grade year with good grades, attendance, and behavior! 💙💛
8th Grade Science (Daniel & Peters) – Students excelled in applying Newton’s Laws of Motion, analyzing real-world scenarios and explaining their reasoning.
8th Grade Social Studies (Cabiness & Peters) – Students were empowered to take ownership of their learning through a Jeopardy-style review and accountable discussions.
