It was a good day at Wamsutta! Food donations were picked up by Hebron Food Pantry after an incredibly successful food drive organized by our Student Council. We also celebrated student excellence at our monthly Wolfpack breakfast. #WolfPackPride
2 days ago, Robyn Bianchetto
Food drive
Food drive
Wolfpack Breakfast
Wolfpack Breakfast
Wolfpack Breakfast
Wolfpack Breakfast
Wolfpack Breakfast
Wolfpack Breakfast
WMS: Please see the WMS Weekly Update for December 13, 2024: https://secure.smore.com/n/0vs69
3 days ago, Kevin Atkinson
WMS: Please see the weekly update for December 6, 2024. https://secure.smore.com/n/9axn1
10 days ago, Kevin Atkinson
Students in Grade 6 ELA class had a Zoom visit with an author who spoke about the narrative writing process. #WolfPackPride
10 days ago, Robyn Bianchetto
Author Visit
WMS: On behalf of the Wamsutta staff, we'd like to wish the WMS community a happy & safe Thanksgiving.
20 days ago, Kevin Atkinson
Twinning & winning at Wamsutta during Spirit Week. #WolfPackPride
20 days ago, Robyn Bianchetto
Twin Day
Twin Day
Twin Day
Twin Day
Twin Day
Twin Day
Twin Day
Twin Day
Twin Day
Twin Day
WMS: As we approach the end of Trimester 1, we’d like to share some reminders about the importance of school attendance. While students who are ill should stay home, it is important that students attend school daily in order to develop good habits for middle school, high school and beyond. It is important for students to arrive on time and put forth their best effort during the school day. Good attendance habits promote academic success, support positive connections with peers & teachers and reduce school anxiety over time. Students who arrive between 7:30 and 7:40 have plenty of time to eat breakfast, go to their lockers and arrive to homeroom by 7:50. We thank you for supporting your child in developing positive attendance habits.
20 days ago, Kevin Atkinson
WMS: Please see the WMS Weekly Update for November 22, 2024. https://secure.smore.com/n/6nqgx7 Thank you.
24 days ago, Kevin Atkinson
WMS Families - WMS has a growing lost & found! Please have your child look in the lost & found if they are missing items. All unclaimed clothing items will be donated if not claimed by Thanksgiving. Thank you.
27 days ago, Kevin Atkinson
WMS: Please see the weekly update for November 15, 2024. https://secure.smore.com/n/6841r
about 1 month ago, Kevin Atkinson
Attleboro Public Schools is hiring. Visit the Human Resources website for more information: https://www.attleboroschools.com/o/aps/page/employment-opportunities-2024
about 1 month ago, Welcome Center
APS job postings November 15
Students were recognized this month for their kind actions and hard work during the Wolf Pack Breakfast. #WolfPackPride
about 1 month ago, Robyn Bianchetto
Wolf Pack Breakfast
WMS: The Hebron Village Food Drive is taking place now through December 13th. Donate non-perishable items (rice, beans, canned vegetables, soup, cereal, mac & cheese, pasta etc.) for families in need. Items may be brought to WMS homerooms. Thank you!
about 1 month ago, Kevin Atkinson
Food Drive
Wamsutta students & faculty honored local veterans on Friday during a whole-school ceremony. #WolfPackPride
about 1 month ago, Robyn Bianchetto
Veteran’s Day
Veteran’s Day
Veteran’s Day
Veteran’s Day
Veteran’s Day
Veteran’s Day
WMS PTO UPDATES Our next PTO meeting will be held on Thursday, November 14, 2024 at 6:30pm in the Library. Please join us and find out what we have planned throughout the year. Fall Fundraiser: Our Little Caesars Pizza Fundraiser has ended. Thank you to the families that participated. We hope you enjoyed your pizza kits! Peace Garden Project: The PTO would like to thank students from the National Junior Honor Society for their help in planting bulbs in the peace garden. We will be working throughout the school year to enhance that area.
about 1 month ago, Kevin Atkinson
WMS: Please see this week's WMS Weekly Update: Thank you. https://secure.smore.com/n/tny25
about 1 month ago, Kevin Atkinson
As you may be aware, a disturbing nationwide trend has made its way to Massachusetts. While the Attleboro Public Schools community has not received any reports of these messages yet, they have been reported in several states, including Alabama, California, Mississippi, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee. In these states, students of color have received texts that have some variation of a message that they have been “selected to pick cotton at the nearest plantation.” This is an abhorrent trend that does not reflect our values as a school community or a people. Racism in any form has no place in our schools, our community, or our society, and we will stand firm in our efforts to eradicate it. Massachusetts State Police have been notified of the instances that occurred in Massachusetts, and police in other communities are working with the Commonwealth Fusion Center to investigate the matter and share resources. Please contact your local police should you have received a message as described above. Thank you for your continued support.
about 1 month ago, APS
Good Morning WMS Families - this morning at appx. 8:45 AM, WMS had a fire alarm go off unplanned.  The students exited safety and the Attleboro Fire Department responded quickly & identified the issue with one specific smoke detector.  Students were back in class shortly thereafter. We thank the fire department for their quick response and commend the students for their behavior during the alarm.  Thank you.
about 1 month ago, Kevin Atkinson
We love learning at Wamsutta! #WolfPackPride
about 1 month ago, Robyn Bianchetto
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Attleboro High School is hosting its annual Blue Pride Night on Thursday, November 7, from 6:00 to 7:30 in the AHS cafeteria. Grade 8 students and their families are strongly encouraged to attend and discover all the wonderful things our high school has to offer!
about 1 month ago, Kevin Atkinson