Today, Summit Science students made models of a sedimentary rock called "coquina rocks". Coquinas are a type of rock formed in the ocean from sediment, broken shell, and other organic material.

Our future Falcons from Pauline South are hanging out today learning about middle school life in the Falcon Nest.

We are enjoying getting to know our incoming 6th graders from Auburn next year.

This is why teachers do what they do. Not for the long hours or the challenges, but for moments with amazing kids who remind us every day why it matters. The students at WRMS continue to inspire, surprise, and make all the hard work worth it. Proud to be part of a place filled with such incredible hearts and potential. 💙

All Star Students are learning about banding birds and how researchers and conservationists use this information from former WRMS science teacher, Janeen Walters.

Huge shoutout to the WRMS PTO for your incredible support! Your dedication, generosity, and hard work make such a difference for our students and staff. We truly appreciate everything you do to help our school thrive. Thank you for always going above and beyond! 💙

Our amazing Dean of Students, Alex Willis, is cooking up hamburgers for staff as we celebrate our amazing staff during appreciation week

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Thank you to the Dessert Cottage for surprising us with a cookie cake today

Ms. Grant’s Photography students using Legos to learn aperture!