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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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Just in…we have scholars who have qualified for Nationals this summer for History Day.
Graham Figuerres, 2nd place Individual Documentary
Michael Cuper, Rishik Sinha, Quaid Karr, 2nd Place Group Documentary
Jack Rosenbaum, 2nd Place Individual Exhibit Board
John Gregory and Anik Patel(not pictured), 2nd Place Group Exhibit Board
Alternates/3rd place (not pictured): Allison Appuhn, Jules Bley, Aria Lilo-Nasser, Group Performance
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Jake Jijo and Prescott Tuffley, Group Exhibit Board
It’s High 5 Friday with our girls basketball friends at Washburn University.
Ms. Duncan’s Sixth graders worked together on a rope challenge that required patience, communication, and teamwork as they carefully untangled knots by moving only one end at a time. Throughout the activity, they practiced problem-solving, active listening, and strategic thinking to reach a common goal. Lots of cooperation and perseverance was needed! But they all did AMAZING!
As we finish out this week which is Assistant Principal's Appreciation Week, we want to thank Mr. Brandon Dial for his dedication to WRMS. Mr. Dial has been a student at WRMS, a teacher, a parent, and administration:
Some people lead with authority—others lead with heart.
Today we celebrate an assistant principal who does both, and does it with incredible dedication. Every single day, Mr. Dial shows up for students, staff, and families with a servant’s mindset, a positive spirit, and a genuine care that makes our school stronger.
His leadership doesn’t just keep things running—it lifts people up, builds relationships, and creates a place where everyone feels supported and valued.
Alaina McKinley (7th grade) was celebrated with an award she got today from the sheriff's office for calling 911 and staying with a gunshot victim until help got there. Good kids doing brave things!!
Ms. Grant’s photography classes partnered with the Environmental Science program to create “extreme zoom” nature photos to display in the new Outdoor Education space.
