
EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Before next week's promotion ceremony, we're celebrating our eighth-grade students!
Ms. Katie Williams shares that we are so glad that Sophie came back to Wurtland Middle School this year! She is a talented athlete and a great student. She was a captain on our cheerleading squad (as voted by her peers) and was a great help to our younger cheerleaders throughout the year!
We're proud of this Wildcat and look forward to watching her grow!


EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Before next week's promotion ceremony, we're celebrating our eighth-grade students!
Mrs. Brumfield shares that John is a helpful student who is always willing to help both classmates and teachers. She notes that he is usually the first to volunteer.
We're proud of this Wildcat and look forward to watching him grow!


WELCOME TO MacBURGER'S!
Students in Mrs. Long's drama class performed "Fast Food," their final show for the school year! It was filled with laughs and our amazingly talented students. They went the extra mile to make us smile! Great job, everyone!











EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Before next week's promotion ceremony, we're celebrating our eighth-grade students!
Mrs. Mary Logsdon shares that Kyle never fails to speak to her in a polite, kind manner. He never fails to tell her to "have a good day" when she is on her weekly morning duty!
We're proud of this Wildcat and look forward to watching him grow!


EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Before next week's promotion ceremony, we're celebrating our eighth-grade students!
Mr. Bowling shares that Joseph has been a leader in our Industrial Arts program. Joseph's work has helped the program to grow!
We're proud of this Wildcat and look forward to watching him grow!


EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Before next week's promotion ceremony, we're celebrating our eighth-grade students!
Mrs. Brumfield shares that Isabella is an incredibly talented artist, especially in the area of drawing. She is also a positive classmate and a friend to many other students!
We're proud of this Wildcat and look forward to watching her grow!


EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Ms. Melissa Travis shares that she calls Ruthie the "Keeper of the Guinea Pigs". She cares for them every day and treats them like her own pets. She started doing this without being asked and even brings them an orange every day. She's precious! The guinea pigs, and Ms. Travis will miss her next school year!
We are so proud of this Wildcat, and we can't wait to watch her grow!


ON THE FRONT PAGE!
Mr. Bowling and his Industrial Arts students made front page of The Greenup Beacon for their recent collaboration with Habitat for Humanity of the Tri-State. Take a look!


WILDCAT OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Long shares that she recently witnessed Brendan helping Mrs. Carla clean up the cafeteria after lunch. She shares that this isn't the first time she's noticed Brendan helping others. She notes that he is always the first person to volunteer and help her when needed. Just last week, he helped her to fix a charging issue on a ChromeBook. Great job, Brendan!


EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Before next week's promotion ceremony, we're celebrating our eighth-grade students!
Mrs. Mary Logsdon shares that Charlee is a sweet young lady and a great artist! She loves to gift all of her teachers with the custom artwork she creates.
We are proud of this Wildcat, and we can't wait to watch her grow!


EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Before next week's promotion ceremony, we're celebrating our eighth-grade students!
Mrs. Brumfield shares that Bella is super creative and an amazing artist. She frequently draws and sketches. We are proud of this Wildcat, and we can't wait to watch her grow!


EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Before next week's promotion ceremony, we're celebrating our eighth-grade students!
Mrs. Brumfield shares that Aidan is a dedicated and responsible student. He completes all class assignments, and he also participates in band and orchestra.
We're proud of this Wildcat and look forward to watching him grow!


EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Before next week's promotion ceremony, we're celebrating our eighth-grade students!
Mr. Bowling shares that Gideon has been a leader in helping to grow our industrial arts program.
We're proud of this Wildcat and look forward to watching him grow!


EIGHTH-GRADE SPOTLIGHT
Before next week's promotion ceremony, we're celebrating our eighth-grade students!
Mrs. Long shares that Kelsie Rhoden always has a smile on her face and is kind to everyone! We're proud of this Wildcat and look forward to watching her grow!


INDUSTRIAL ARTS
Mr. Bowling and his Industrial Arts students have been hard at work building several picnic tables for the new Farmer's Market sponsored by the extension office. Today, the purchases were finalized, and the products were loaded. That's some craftsmanship!








LOVIN’ THE LUAU
At Wurtland Middle School, our eighth-grade luau tradition continued this year! With the weather being a little wetter than we would’ve preferred, we moved this year’s event into the gymnasium. From our limbo tradition to Kona Ice, amazing door prizes, and musical hula hoops, we had all the fun! We owe a special note of thanks to the amazing members of our faculty and staff who made the dance special for our students! It was a tropical delight!











FACEBOOK AUCTION
Students who participated in the passion project facilitated by Mrs. Hieneman and Ms. Young, Flea Market Flip, are sharing their final product today.
This is our eighth and final item in our auction series; we would like to offer this unique flower box. The starting bid is $10.00. Please place bids in the comments in increasing increments of $1.00. Bidding will close tomorrow afternoon (5.11.24) at 3:00 p.m. The winner will be contacted after that time. Bidding begins now!


WE'RE PROUD OF OUR WILDCATS!
Last week, some of our sixth-grade Wildcats were recognized at Wurtland Elementary School for proficient and/or distinguished scores on last year's state tests! Help us to congratulate these amazing students!








EARTH DAY OUR WAY To recognize Earth Day on April 22, students in Mrs. Brumfields classes watched a video clip and discussed it as a class. Then, students chose an additional source of information (articles with video clips) to complete tasks to demonstrate their understanding. Some students chose to respond in writing, while others chose more artistic options, creating flyers with information about Earth Day. Both tasks required students to use standard English conventions while demonstrating understandings of key concepts and ideas. GREAT WORK, WILDCATS!






NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC STORYTELLING SERIES
Students are continuing to participate in the National Geographic Explorer Series. NatGeo featured Louisville on the most recent episode. Our Wildcats received a shout-out for being the only class representing the Commonwealth!


