Winfield Junior Varsity defeats Lamar County.
Some of the Winfield City Schools Leadership Team spent their past two days at the @CogniaOrg training in Montgomery.
WES parents, be on the lookout for amazing art from your students and an opportunity to get gifts made from their art.!
All WCHS students will see the play, Macbeth, tomorrow at the Pastime Theatre. Please send $5 for your student’s ticket. If you do not wish for your student to attend, please email Mr. Jackson before 8AM at kjackson@winfield.k12.al.us.
Mrs. White’s class using chalk pastels.
Dual Enrollment History Students: Your class will not meet this morning. Dr. Schroeder is out sick.
The classes worked together to record extreme weather- the record high and low for every state. Then, they used their data to answer questions about Integers, absolute value, range, and distance.
Mrs.Moore working with students in Library on arts and crafts.
The students enjoy some entertainment during lunch from Mr. Williams for “A Rapper’s Life - Showing the Aggies who runs the block!” ☠️🏈
WMS 7th grade students leaning about life during the Civil War.
Mrs. Stocks’ 8th grade math class doing work on this game day and Mule Day Eve. #everyminutecounts
Jobs that Don’t require a college degree.
We enjoyed our visit. Thanks Tuscaloosa Barnyard.
The Pre-K Pirates got a visit from the Tuscaloosa Barnyard. Some of our older students enjoyed the visit as well.
The Tuscaloosa Barnyard visited The Pirate Preschool today. Our students had a great time playing with the farm animals.
Ms. Langley’s 6th grade ELA class is proud of their concrete/shape poetry! Tomorrow each student will create their own poem.
Which PHASE of the moon is your favorite? Mrs. Smith’s sixth grade class can tell you all about them! “Cooperative Learning A+ Curriculum STEM Unit”
Kindergarten reading block this morning. One class learning their alphabet and the other class reading their sentence of the day.
LEGO challenge: build something from
your favorite story
Coach Behel’s classes are learning how to calculate volume of a timber stand using a biltmore stick and pacing.