Stay connected to WMS and check out our December 2021 Newsletter. We have choir concerts, band concerts, Extra Time Extra Help information and more!   WMS December 2021 Newsletter

Wilmington Middle School is excited to continue our "Extra Time-Extra Help" after-school quarterly opportunity for all students for 2nd Quarter. The structure of this "Extra-Time-Extra Help" session will include time for assistance with academic coursework

Our 1st grading period is a wrap! Check out our November 2021 Newsletter to catch up on what's new in 21-22!  Learn about new programs, staff members, and resources Catch up on recent WCS News to Share See our WHS Alumni Spotlight Series Check

In an effort to increase our communication and teamwork with families to improve outcomes for the students, we would like to invite you to schedule a conference with your students' teachers. Conferences will be held as a teacher team. Students are welcome to

The Wilmington Band program is hosting the 65th Annual Chili Supper tomorrow night before the Homecoming Football game. Come and enjoy a great meal while supporting the program. Each meal is $6.00 and includes a Bowl of Chili, Hotdog, Applesauce

Our Supt Spotlight is shining on some awesome staff and students this week. Our WMS teachers Ken Platt (7th Math) and Nick Hughes (Intervention Specialist) teamed up for a creative and engaging math review for their students. They took their

We're excited to announce our 2021 Homecoming plans! Check out the details and make plans to join in the celebration at our 2021 Homecoming parade, chili supper, pep rally, and of course a Hurricane football game! Dance details are included in the document

WMS students, this is a great opportunity! Extra Time ~ Extra Help is starting on 9/21. This after school opportunity is designed for assistance with academic coursework and includes programming around such topics as organization, team building,

ProgressBook has a new parent/student mobile app available! Just check the document below for instructions on how to find and use the app. Download the app today and stay connected to your child's progress in school. Frontline ProgressBook Parent/Student

IMPORTANT: If you are seeing #1 when you visit our site from your phone, read on to make sure you make your way to #2. In the Spring our webhosting company, Legend Web Works, performed a major site overhaul. Many cell phones still have the older version

Student safety is a top priority. Please review and follow the kep points in the document linked below to assist us with a safe, efficient, and stress-free student drop-off in Hurricane Alley for our Middle and High School students. HS/MS Drop Off

Our Summer Supt Spotlight is shining on 3 outstanding staff members! 1. Melissa Taylor and Stephanie Wheeler from our Food Service Dept. have been working hard each week to plan, prep, pack, and execute the distribution of weekly meal packs for kids 0-18 in

Our Supt. Spotlight is shining again and this week we are recognizing some amazing students from WMS, Holmes Elementary, and East End Preschool. First, we want to recognize WMS students Ally Oeder, Victoria Saylor, Janelle Beck, Sam Burt, Zaniah Davis, Sarah

Congratulations our our 2021 National Junior Honor Society Inductees! Check out the recent News Journal article for additional details. 8th Grade Inductees  7th Grade Inductees Zane Smith, Chapter PresidentKatie Bayless, Chapter

The Supt. Spotlight this week is shining on some outstanding students and staff. First, our WCS Crossing Guards - Ian Wood, Jacqueline White, Marissa Eckley, Angie Rose. In sunshine, rain, snow, or bitter cold... this group is out there making sure our

This week’s Supt Spotlight shines on a group of outstanding educators: Natalie Harmeling, Jamie Bryant, Katie Licht, Amber Ogletree, Rachel Pierce, Vincent Taylor, Ryan Schlater, Lindsey Callahan, Allyson Bucher, Ciara McGee, Emily Wiswell, Elexis

In February, we recognized and celebrated Black History Month in our schools. This week’s Superintendent Spotlight - Episode 2 offers a peek into our classrooms during the month as our teachers and students explored a wide variety of African American

Many in our community have struggled this past year due to the pandemic. Clinton County Community Action has asked for our help in spreading the word about a number of their assistance programs available to the community.  COVID Relief Program - If

College Credit Plus allows eligible students to take classes at participating colleges for both college and high school credit. Students who wish to take a CCP course must attend a CCP Information Night. This year, we are offering three in-person and one