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WMES Wins 2nd Place!
This year was our first year in creating a pinwheel garden to bring awareness to both child abuse and autism. The Child Abuse Center recognized our school as winning 2nd Place for our garden! The award was presented during one of our end-of-year awards ceremonies.
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Dr. Renfrow visits WMES
JCPS Superintendent, Dr. Renfrow, recently visited WMES. He saw a lesson in using mathematical reasoning and spatial relations to code robots. This lesson was part of a research project from NC State University in coordination with SAS. We are very thankful for the partnerships we build in our community because that makes our school and students stronger. Thank you for visiting Dr. Renfrow!
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SSS band energizes EOG pep rally
The SSS band drum line visited WMES to show support for our students taking the EOGs. Students were treated to some amazing music to empower our 3-5 students to do their best on the EOGs. They were phenomenal! We are #SSStrong!
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May 2018 Students of the Month
Congratulations to our May Students of the month! We truly, sincerely, genuinely appreciate your exemplary character as you have portrayed the trait of honesty.
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JCPS Superintendent continues 200-mile first day tradition
Johnston County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ross Renfrow celebrated the start of the school year for the third year in a row by visiting all 45 schools in one day.
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Thousands kick off 2018-2019 school year at JCPS Convocation
Thousands of Johnston County Public Schools employees marked the start of the 2018-2019 school year with the motivational event, Convocation 2018.
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Back to School Orientation
First through fifth grade students come and meet your teacher on August 23rd from 4:00-6:00. Parents you will receive important information regarding your child's school year.
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PTA Board Meetings
Do you want to be more involved? Join us for our monthly PTA Board Meetings. Dates are located on our Calendar.
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USDA Summer Meals Program
JCPS will be offering free meals during the summer months to children and teens 18 and younger through the USDA. For more information visit https://www.johnston.k12.nc.us/Page/12655. You can also text "Food" or "FoodNC" to 877-877, text "Summer Meals" to 97779, call 1-866-3Hungry or visit NoKidHungryNC.org or https://www.fns.usda.gov/SummerFoodRocks to find the location closest to you.
