LiveStream going Live from the Wally Keller in 5:00 from Wethersfield. The Flying Geese take on the Braves of Annawan.
The Final Night of the Wally Keller will feature our Flying Geese versus the Annawan Braves at 6:00 pm. If you can't make it to the game...catch the LiveStream on geese230.com with Athletic Director, Tom McGunnigal on the play-by-play with guest color analyst, Mason Heitzler, AHS Class of 2023!
The Flying Geese suffer their first loss of the Tournament tonight. Annawan is the only remaining unbeaten after three nights! The Wally Keller returns on Friday after the holiday break tomorrow. HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO EVERYONE!!
This says it all...WAY TO GO LADIES!!! We are proud of you!! Onto Sectionals on December 11th in Waterman.
Congratulations to Coach Galli on his first victory as our Head Coach!
Results from Night One of the Wally Keller Tournament hosted by Wethersfield!
Check out this article written by Ava Landwehr highlighting the 2-0 start for the Lady Geese.
https://kewaneevoice.com/lady-geese-start-their-season-with-two-big-wins/?fbclid=IwY2xjawGxq3lleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHQrRI7Eoht-salwsUwyA2Fu4H-mA919EicqoDVecPN0sVtZctpdBKAGnkw_aem_zJnhufGJ36qR5Dk2St6N3w
The Wethersfield Flying Geese Boys Basketball team opens up the 24-25 Season at their own Wally Keller Tournament! Check the school's Facebook page for tournament games! Best of luck to Coach Galli, his staff, and all of our boys this season. @geeseathletics
After reading Turkey Trouble, the 1st grade students participated in a fun at-home project to disguise Tom Turkey! The winners were: 1st Place: Haidyn F. with a creative Ghost Turkey, 2nd Place: Allison G. with a clever Camo Leaf Turkey, and 3rd Place: Abel H. with an adorable Minions Turkey. Great job to everyone who participated!
The Wally Keller tournament begins this upcoming Monday night. The schedule of games is provided. Please come on out and support your FLYING GEESE!
Recently, WES students enjoyed an assembly put on by Buffy Coleman. His message focused on encouraging each student to become high achievers in pursuit of their goals, maximizing their ability in the classroom and to be the very best in team sports or any extracurricular activities in which they participate in.
Yesterday, K-3rd classroom incentive winners earned a trip to McDonald's in the Goose Mobile for raising the most money in their class for the recent PATT Fall Fundraiser! As a group, they decided where they'd like to eat, ordered their own meals, and held doors open for incoming customers. 4th-6th winners will earn their incentive after Thanksgiving Break.
Today, the pre-k went to the Arcadia Fun Center in Geneseo. The students had fun bowling and playing video games.
Mrs. Bystry and the lunchroom staff want to extend a huge thank you to Patricia Hepner for the generous donation to the lunch program in honor of family members Terry and Cindy Looney and Jon, Amanda, and Addison Looney. Ms. Hepner appreciates the work that all the cafeteria staff do to feed our young people.
Victor Skaggs built his own bed in Mr. Trill's class. Great job Victor!
Pre-K students recently learned about spiders. They learned that they can be helpful and many things that we use are made from the silk that they spin.
Last week, Kindergarten visited the Kewanee Public Library for story time and to check out their first book with their very own library card!
For the past week, Bridgeway has been educating our Sophomore Health Class about Mental Health First Aid and Suicide Help Training.
Wethersfield Student Council and FFA want to spread the love this holiday season.
The 2024-2025 Girls' Basketball season starts this week! Our JV girls open at the St. Bede Round Robin Tournament while the Varsity girls will travel to Elmwood for their tournament! Best wishes to Coach Hansen, his staff, and our Lady Geese all season long! @ladygeesebball
English sophomores tackled moral dilemma scenarios today, facing choices where every path led to real repercussions. Each decision took them onto unique paths, mirroring themes in their current read “Into Thin Air” by Jon Krakauer, which recounts the 1996 Mt. Everest disaster. Students honed their critical thinking skills by making informed decisions under pressure - just like climbers facing life-or-death challenges.
