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Superintendent Search
The Board of Education is pleased to partner with Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates (HYA), a national consulting firm, in the search for the next superintendent for the Auburn-Washburn Unified...
WRMS Cheer Tryout Meeting
This meeting is REQUIRED if you plan on attending tryouts! Parents and athletes can come learn about Washburn Rural Middle School Cheer and sign up for tryouts. Tuesday, February 17, 5:00–6:00 PM i...
Blue & White Football Clinic
Join the Blue & White Football clinic for 2nd-6th graders led by Washburn Rural football coaches and players. Registration is $30. Jay Shideler: January 6-8 Auburn: January 12, 13, 15 Farley:...
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WRMS just finished at Math Counts. Our team took third and will advance to state. Jake Jijo placed 7th overall and Prescott Tuffley placed 2nd!
Happy School SRO day to Officer Rivera and Ms. Rachel. We are blessed to have you serve the WRMS community.
WRHS Computer Science Honor Society presented to the Flyers in Mr. Palmers science classes today.
6th grade Summit Students are learning about Force and Motion. Today, they learned that when you exert a stronger force on an object, you will see a greater change in velocity as compared to exerting a weaker force on the same object.
Our falcon girls wrestling team worked hard today and took 3rd out 16 teams at the JCMS Tournament!
Photography students are learning the difference between a “snapshot” and a “photograph”
Today is World Read Aloud Day, and it was a special experience for our 6th grade Summit students!
We were fortunate to have two authors join us virtually to share their books and talk about their journeys to becoming authors. Students enjoyed hearing about the writing process, the challenges authors face, and the inspiration behind their stories.
Our guest authors were Emily Deibert and Carolyn O'Doherty, and both did a wonderful job engaging students and encouraging a love of reading and storytelling.
