WILDCAT OF THE WEEK
Recently, a student dropped both cereal and milk into the floor during breakfast in the cafeteria. The student was very upset because of this accident. Mrs. Stefanie Tucker shares that Carter saw what happened and, without hesitation, he went to get the student another cup of cereal. Thank you for being so kind and generous, Carter!
PASTA PERFECTION
Our Hospitality and Tourism students are continuing to build their culinary skills each day! This week, they have continued to learn about responsible uses of knives. They have peeled and chopped vegetables, meats, and cheeses in preparation for a delicious pasta salad.
We are cookin' at Wurtland Middle School!
BOYS AND GIRLS MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCCER INFORMATION
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING VALENTINE'S DAY DELIVERIES
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING VALENTINE'S DAY DELIVERIES
Musketeers, as promised, we are updating you on a change of plans. Tomorrow, Wednesday 2/12/25, will be a snow day in Greenup County. Stay safe and we hope you can have some fun in the snow. We hope to see you soon. #BelieveInGC
GREENUP COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION
Don't forget that volleyball tryouts are this weekend! Times and locations are noted.
Please take a moment to complete the linked Google Form for Coach Skyler Downs should your daughter plan to tryout:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSec2qAJ7C4zF4-Der6LetQh6VQiyewSDeEvdt_Y4TlP1BC4LA/viewform
CELEBRATING FRYSC WEEK ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH
This week, we are celebrating Family Resource and Youth Service Center (FRYSC) Week in conjunction with our friends across the Commonwealth! Please join us in helping to thank our FRYSC heroes, Mrs. Amy Shaffer and Mrs. Angie Howard, for all they do to meet the needs of students each day.
You are both so appreciated! Thank you for taking care of our Wildcats!
Our team has been monitoring the weather forecast for several days. As much as we hoped, this storm is not likely to miss us. Please be alert for our updates this week as we navigate this next round of weather. Tomorrow will be an NTI Day. Stay safe and warm. #BelieveInGC
AMAZING ARCHERS
There is absolutely no stopping these two young ladies! Chesney Whitlock earned first place amongst female middle school archers during the recent tournament held at Fairview. Lexi Cox also represented the Wildcats well with a third place finish.
These young ladies are on target!
SHE'S ON POINT
Please help us to congratulate Ms. Chesney Whitlock! Chesney earned first place amongst female competitors at this weekend's middle school archery tournament that was held at Rose Hill. Excellent job, Chesney!
We would like to invite all parents and guardians of Wurtland Elementary & Middle School students to complete this survey to learn more about the Greenup County School of Innovation and provide feedback of thoughts and concerns. For the survey, go to: https://bit.ly/GCSI-survey
CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION STUDENT OF THE WEEK
Mr. Scott Bowling shares that Daniel is doing a great job in Industrial Arts and is working to learn to use a variety of tools. Mr. Bowling adds that Daniel is also proving to be a great teacher as he works to help others learn.
Keep building, Daniel! We are so proud of you!
READER OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Bobbi Brumfield shares that Xavier usually has a book with him at all times. He frequently reads in class after his assignments are completed. He has also participated in the library's reading activities, such as genre bingo.
READERS ARE LEADERS AT WURTLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL!
COLLEAGUE CREDIT
Mr. Scott Bowling shares that, when WSAZ was in the building recently, he was preparing students for interviews and didn't have time for lunch. Mr. Bowling shares that, when he was finally finished with interviews for the day, Mr. Haywood brought him a bowl of homemade chili.
Thank you for looking out for your colleagues, Mr. Haywood!
WRITER OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Bobbi Brumfield shares that Josie is working on her own novel, and, to this point, she has drafted several chapters. Mrs. Brumfield notes that we are so excited to see students creating and composing their own creative works!
Josie is doing things WRITE at Wurtland Middle School!
WILDCAT OF THE WEEK
Ms. Jujuana Hieneman shares that Rylan recently volunteered her lunch time to help other students with a special project. She helped by giving directions and encouraging the students to do their best. Each student who participated needed guidance, so this project could not have been completed without her help. Clean-up was also under control with Rylan in charge. She did all of this while wearing her beautiful smile. Thank you, Rylan, for being a wonderful example of the Wildcat Way!
WURTLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL PARENT AND FAMILY ENGAGEMENT SURVEY
Parents and Guardians: We want to hear from you! Please complete this survey. This will help us to plan activities and further reach out to our stakeholders throughout the remainder of the coming school year. Additionally, it will also help us to plan for next year. Thank you for your time and your participation!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhbx0EhEo2gQcXlrw8TSrzjv_85PVieSZivIsvq5Mfzse4Lg/viewform?usp=header
TOTALLY SAUCEsome!
Yesterday, under the instruction of Mrs. Baleigh Long and Ms. Katie Williams, students in Tourism and Hospitality made some AMAZING tartar sauce! The best part? This tartar sauce will be donated to Greenup County Meals on Wheels, and, in our opinion, it's totally SAUCEsome.
To say we're proud of our Wildcats and their amazing teachers is an understatement!
A NEW SEMESTER
It's a new semester in Industrial Arts, and, after learning a few basics, students are already working on their first projects! Our Wildcats keep building!
