Tristan Sosa just finished a fantastic looking coffee table today in Mr. Trill's class. Great job!
The K-5 Elementary Winter Concert has two performances today 12/14: 1:30pm this afternoon and 6:30pm tonight both in the Wethersfield High School gym.
Tonight, students need to meet in their classrooms by 6:10pm. They can enter through either the Main Elementary Doors or Main High School Doors. Students may be picked up by an adult from their teacher in their classroom once the performance is over.
The Freshman Boys Basketball team was victorious tonight in overtime over Fulton, 39-37. A great game to watch tonight!
VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Parent Meeting on Thursday, Dec 14th at 5:30 in the cafeteria. Important details on Christmas Tournament to be given. All parents and players should attend.
Seventh graders in Mr. McGunnigal's Health class learned how to perform "Hands Only" CPR and how to use an AED in the event of a cardiac arrest episode.
Congratulations to Traidan Hier, Sophia Nimrick and Landon Sauer for being recognized as Illinois State Scholars. Check out the article Elle Eastman wrote recognizing her classmates.
https://kewaneevoice.com/whs-students-named-state-scholars/
Students in Mr. McGunnigal's Health class played Jeopardy today in preparation for an upcoming test. Did you know that using review games can spark creativity, boost engagement, and teach important executive function skills such as turn-taking?
"The joy of brightening other lives becomes for us the magic of the holidays." Students in the 6th grade made over 40 Christmas cards to send to St. Jude! What a wonderful way to spread holiday cheer!
Have your students got spirit? If so, we want to HEAR it! Get ready for the WHS Cheer Clinic that's coming in January :)
English 1 students have been focusing on the Big Idea: Conflict is inevitable. They finished their unit with a 6 paragraph argumentative essay on The Unknown Citizen by W.H. Auden. Students focused on societal expectations and conformity within the Unknown Citizen’s society.
Ms. DeKezel talked with junior high students about how to be assertive. Respectfully, stating your opinion is an important skill.
Congratulations to Melody McGough and Layna Greene on winning last week's $5 Friday Outstanding Goose Awards!
The Geese Basketball team came off a week of practice and took it to Henry tonight, 83-59. Landon Sauer led all scorers with 29 points. Nearly every player scored tonight in a well-balanced attack and incredible shooting night. Back in action Tuesday at home v Brimfield
Our Junior High and Elementary Choirs went caroling tonight for Lucia Nights in Bishop Hill.
Students are getting into the holiday spirit at WES! Mrs.Martinez and Mrs.DeValkenaere combined their classes this morning to help make ornaments for the elementary Christmas tree.
Eighth graders in Mr. Alepra's Digital Literacy class used 3d printers to make book bag name tags.
In Mrs.Rashid's Biological Science Applications in Agriculture (BSAA)-Animals class, students got the opportunity to dissect a sheep's eye. This was a culminating activity that brought closure to the Nervous System Structures of Animals Unit. Did you know that the sheep's eye is very similar to the human eye? Students learned that the eye sends electromagnetic vibrations of light into patterns of nerve impulses that are transmitted to the brain from the optic nerve.
No PATT meeting tonight.
The excitement continues with a 5th Grade Boys' Flying Geese Basketball Camp. Cost is just $20 and will include a T-shirt. The High School Coaches have organized this opportunity and the High School Boys' and Girls' players will help during the camp. Forms will come home with your students. Deadline to submit is December 19th. GO Geese!
Tomorrow is the last day for the elementary students to order their candy canes. They need to return the order blank completed with their money. Jr. High and High school can still purchase them at lunch next week. All proceeds will go to Officer Woods.
Thank you.
