WMS Newsletter

For the health and safety of all students, staff, and families, smoking is not permitted while in the parent pick-up and drop-off lines. We ask that all drivers and passengers refrain from smoking on school grounds to maintain a clean and safe environment for everyone. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school community healthy!

Students in Ms. Musnicki's 5th Grade class are learning to contrast different points of view while studying Machu Picchu. After reading articles from two different authors, students were able to explore the question "how do we explain what happened in the past?"

Each year, students in Mr. Brach's 6th-grade English class select a topic they’re passionate about and craft persuasive letters. They send these letters to senators, representatives, governors, and school leaders—Ms. Thompson, Ms. Sears, and Dr. Lovato—hoping to inspire real change in their world.

Ms. Walker's 4th grade class continue their study of Advances in Food Science by discussing organic versus non-organic foods and turning "Food Deserts" into "Food Forests". Students used their critical thinking skills to define these terms and discuss how science can be both helpful and harmful.

Ms. Kargol, a proud graduate of Ware Public Schools, has dedicated 41 years to serving our community! Ms. Koczur has been with Ware Public Schools for eight years and is currently pursuing her Master’s Degree in Social Work. Together, they don’t just run our main office—they are the heart of the school. Whether brainstorming fundraiser ideas, generously supporting students, or keeping Ms. Thompson and Ms. Sears organized, their impact is immeasurable. In addition, both dedicate their time to the afterschool program, helping students with homework and leading enrichment activities.

WMS will be participating in the annual "STICK TO READING" program!

The start date will be February 3, 2025 and will end on March 6, 2025.

The students will have the 5 weeks of time to read as many hours/minutes/books

as they want!

Our school district each year has had an extremely high participation rate!

Let's keep it going!!!!!

Friday March 7, 2025 is Community Reading Day! Boomer will be on campus

for that event, and he will collect the reading logs!

Each "reader" will receive a certificate, book mark, and a ticket to the game

being held on Friday March 21, 2025! A flyer with a QR code for family/friends to purchase tickets for the game will be available! The ticket sale will be another fundraising opportunity for our school district, with $3 from each sale coming back to us!!!!!