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Wednesday, May 6 is an Early Release day. Students will be dismissed 90 minutes earlier than regularly scheduled. Auburn-Washburn provides early release days to give teachers an opportunity to...
Auburn-Washburn Board of Education Announces Next Superintendent
The Auburn-Washburn Board of Education has reached an agreement with Dr. Katie Collier to serve as the next Superintendent of Schools for Auburn-Washburn Unified School District. The Board is...
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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week to an amazing group of stellar educators at WRMS.
It was an amazing day for tennis!
Junction City Varsity Mixed Doubles Tournament
Washburn Rural took 1st place overall with the most games won!
Kinley Ladd/Camdyn Creek-2nd
Karmyn Faul/McClain Allison-1st
Josie Ingalsbe/Carson Herman-1st
Whitney Threadgold/Truman Mays-2nd
Corinne Parker/Blake Maurath-2nd
Skylyr Iman/Sulliven Cohen-2nd
Happy School Principals’ Day, Mr. Haire!
Today, we are taking a moment to celebrate the steady leadership that keeps our school soaring. Whether he’s navigating the complexities of the school day or ensuring our hallways are filled with positive energy, our Principal leads with the focus and vision of a true Falcon.
Today, and everyday, our staff appreciates these positive qualities of our very own, MR. HAIRE!
Ms. Brinckman Ag class had a guest speaker today from KS Corn. Bill Johnston came to talk to the students about Biotechnology and GMOs. In this presentation students learned about the process of genetic engineering. They talked about how genetic traits are transferred and reasoning behind engineering. Part of the discussion was misinformation on media and how navigate what is being presented. Students even got involved in a speed dating activity learning about specific traits transferred in other organisms.
Mr. Barrett’s 7th graders turning out some impressive laser engraving projects.
6th grade Summit Science students made sedimentary rock formations out of hard candy, to model how this rock is formed!
All Stars are using their knowledge of electric and magnetic forces to build and test an electromagnet.
