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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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Duke Science and Family Math Night
Students and parents participated in many hands-on and interactive science and math activities. The science activities were provide by Duke Energy as part of the North Carolina Science Festival. The stations were all led by our 5th grade student leaders. Each grade level also created and ran math activities to increase student understanding. What a fun night of learning!
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Science Olympiad 2018
A team of WMES students recently took part in the North Carolina Science Olympiad competition. This state-wide competition test students on a variety of knowledge based questions and hands-on application of science concepts. We are very proud of this year's team of hard-working students. They took time both during and after school to prepare and learn new concepts. Then they spent a Saturday being tested on these newly learned skills. That is dedication to education!
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Pinwheel Garden Preparations
WMES is currently collecting donations for a pinwheel garden. The garden is meant as a visual reminder to others about the need for child abuse prevention and the awareness of autism. All proceeds will support the Harbor House and the NC Autism Society. Henry is excited to get started planting pinwheels. So let's make his smile brighter by getting as many donations and pinwheels as we can!
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JCPS focuses on safety, hosts active shooter exercise
Johnston County Public Schools partnered with Johnston County Emergency Services to participate in an active shooter scenario on May 2 at North Johnston High School.
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JCPS Job Fair draws crowd of applicants
Hundreds of candidates attended the Johnston County Public Schools Job Fair on April 21 at West Johnston High School.
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Upcoming EOGs
This is a reminder that grades 3-5 will have EOGs on Thursday, May 24 (ELA) and Friday, May 25 (math). It is important that students are encouraged to do their best, be well rested the night before and eat a good breakfast the morning of the tests. All students may eat a free breakfast in the school cafeteria on these two days.
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Spring Performances
We will have our final PTA meeting on Thursday, May 17, 2018 starting at 6pm. The meeting will be followed by performances by our Musical Mustangs and our strings students.
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Ohana Night
PTA is hosting 'Ohana Night, our last fundraiser for the year on Friday, June 1, 2018 from 6:30-7:45 pm. Tickets are only sold in advance. It is $10 for the first parent and child and $2 for each additional ticket. Tickets include a lei, drink, cookies, photo opportunities, dancing and limbo. Aloha!
