Kaylyn Rhodes - Most effective Witness at Circuit 1 Mock Trial Competition.
Matthew Majors - Most effective Attorney at Circuit 1 Mock Trial Competition.
Pictured L to R: Russell Hughes, WHS Principal; Kaylyn Rhodes, WHS Student; Carlene Anderson, WCSD Superintendent; Matthew Majors, WHS Student; Tracy Nick, WHS Youth Leadership Teacher
ECMS recently received a state of the art weather station. It has a cloud camera facing south-southwest, rain gauge, barometer, thermometer, it measures UV radiation, solar radiation, the temperature in the ECMS pond, the soil temperature in the garden area and lots, lots more. It feeds to a website accessible from anywhere in the world and even has a mobile device app. The app is for anyone interested in our area's weather. Last but not least, the weather station feeds to The Weather Channel which utilizes the data to provide a 10 day forecast. There are really so many features;it?'s very exciting.
These third grade WDE students went above and beyond their AR goal! By earning 25 AR points and maintaining an 85% or higher average for the 3rd Nine Weeks, they had the opportunity to pie their teacher in the face!
Left to Right: Allie Saunders, Addie Cook, Casi Adkinson, and Jadyn Padgett
Left to Right: David Mendoza, Jackson Clemmons, Jessica Cook, and Troy Glenn
Mrs. Harvell’s 7th grade advance science students at WMS participated in the American Museum of Natural History’s Young Naturalist Essay competition. As part of the competition, after students choose their topic, they have to go out into the field to collect data, analyze it, and then write their findings in an essay format. Dalton Harrison and Kale Herndon were selected as sem-finalists. Dalton Harrison’s topic was “The myth about moss," and Kale Herndon’s topic was “Tree Habitats." Special congratulations to these students.
Pictured L to R: Kale Herndon, Mrs. Greer Harvell, Dalton Harrison
Seahawk Senior Ashlyn Sachenbacher is congratulated by Dr. Alexis Tibbetts for accepting a softball scholarship at Enterprise College in Alabama.
