Click or copy and paste the link to watch a video message from Supt. Bert Smith and Board Chairman Dee Meadows. https://youtu.be/BjeaMR-1p-k READ MORE >
3/31/2020 2:20pm District and school administrators held a virtual meeting this morning to discuss the system's instructional plan moving forward, report cards, promotion/retention policies, end of year activities, and our projected return to school date. Instructional Plan: Due to the lack of WiFi and device accessibility in all homes, the Ware County School... READ MORE >
All school facilities are closed to the public at this time. Playground equipment, gates, and other high-touch public areas are not being sanitized on a daily basis during the school closure in order to preserve cleaning supplies and manpower for other critical areas. Please do not use these areas during the school closure. We want all of our families to stay healthy! READ MORE >
An Important Message from Supt. Bert Smith 3/26/2020 1:00pm We have just received information from Governor Brian Kemp that all Georgia schools will remain closed through April 24. If your child’s homeroom teacher has not reached out to you, please call your child’s school between 9:00 am and 11:00 am Friday morning, March 27. Central office staff and... READ MORE >
The Ware County Board of Education will stream its Called Meeting March 26th at 6:00pm at https://youtu.be/kXhAzHh-nQk. All interested parties are invited to tune in. READ MORE >
Please visit https://5il.co/e43t for a special video message from Supt. Bert Smith. READ MORE >
The CDC has released new tips to keep children healthy while school is out. You can check them out at https://www.cdc.gov/coronav…/2019-ncov/prepare/children.html. The sooner everyone follows these guidelines, the sooner we can get back to normal. We miss our students! READ MORE >
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT RICHARD WOODS:Superintendent Woods suspends state testing administration, accountability requirements; other COVID-19 updatesMarch 16, 2020 – As the COVID-19 outbreak continues and many public schools are closed to ensure the safety of students and staff, State School Superintendent Richard Woods is suspending... READ MORE >
If your child did not attend school and you would like to receive a work packet via email, please complete the form located at https://tinyurl.com/WorkPacketRequest. You will need a valid email address in order to take advantage of this option. Thank you! READ MORE >
AN UPDATE FROM SUPT. BERT SMITH 3/15/2020 4:25pm All Ware County Schools will be in session Monday, March 16th. We will close Tuesday, March 17th and remain closed through Spring Break, which ends Friday, April 10th. We understand the impact of this decision on our community and have chosen this option to provide our families time to prepare for the extended... READ MORE >
At this time, we anticipate all Ware County Schools remaining open to staff and students the week of March 16th. As the coronavirus pandemic is a rapidly-changing event, we will continue to monitor the situation over the weekend and will make a final announcement about the status of schools on Sunday, March 15th, around 4pm. We will use our call-out system,... READ MORE >
An update from the Ware County School System: 3/12/2020 at 7:55pm Earlier today, the Georgia High School Association announced that they recommend all member schools suspend spring sports activities until further notice. Based on that guidance, the Ware County Board of Education will suspend all sporting and fine arts competitions at the middle and high school... READ MORE >
3/12/2020 12:20pm Out of an abundance of caution and in consideration of the safety of our students, staff, and community members, all locally planned or sponsored Ware County School System activities taking place through this weekend (March 15, 2020) will be cancelled due to concerns regarding the spread of COVID-19. SCHOOL WILL STILL BE IN SESSION. We will... READ MORE >
March 4, 2020 Dear Parents and Guardians, The recent news regarding COVID-19, or what's being called the coronavirus, has understandably caused concern, so I want to take a moment to reassure you of the steps we are taking within the district to counteract the spread of illness. The health and well-being of our students and the learning environment is... READ MORE >
Ware County Middle School is hosting a community mentoring program which allows students in the program to meet with an adult from the community on a monthly basis. On Friday, January 31st, students participated in an etiquette training taught by Ms. Marian Solomon-Gaines. The mentees had an opportunity to practice their dining etiquette skills by enjoying a meal... READ MORE >
Gator Prep Zone (high school registration for rising 9th graders and their parent/guardian/caregiver) will be held Tuesday, March 3rd in the Ware County High School Performing Arts Center. Two sessions will be offered for your convenience at 5:00pm or 6:00pm. Students will complete and submit their registration form, learn about course requirements for graduation,... READ MORE >
Ware County Schools will observe Winter Break Monday and Tuesday, February 17-18, 2020. School will resume Wednesday, February 19th. We will NOT have an Early Release schedule on Friday, February 14th as we typically do prior to other scheduled breaks. We hope you enjoy the long weekend! READ MORE >
Milestone Manía!!! Lunes Febrero 24, 2020 a las 6:00pm. Ubicación: Cena en el Gator Baiter/Fosteen's Diner Presentación e información en el gimnasio y el auditorio. READ MORE >
Please join us for Milestone Mania READ MORE >
All Ware County schools will be in session on Friday, February 7, 2020. Severe weather in our area is expected to clear out overnight. We look forward to seeing all students and staff at school Friday morning. Thank you! READ MORE >
Superintendent Bert Smith has announced that all Ware County Schools and the Central Office will observe an early release schedule on Thursday, February 6th after receiving new information regarding the threat of severe weather conditions Thursday afternoon. All after school activities will also be cancelled. The Ware County Learning Center will dismiss at 11:00... READ MORE >
Please come out to support our beautiful girls as they vie for the crown and title of Ware County Jr. Miss 2020. READ MORE >
If you are the parent/guardian of a Ware County Schools student who receives special education services, please take a moment to complete the Parent Satisfaction Survey administered by the Georgia Department of Education. The Parent Satisfaction Survey helps the state determine parents' perception of the success of parent engagement between the local school and... READ MORE >
Do you know how to spell “ascribe”? WCMS sixth grader Chrishaud B. does, and that won him the title of Ware County Schools Spelling Bee Champion! Kent H., an 8th grader from Waycross Middle School, is first runner-up. Chrishaud will advance to the regional tournament to be held in February, with Kent serving as the alternate in the event that Chrishaud is unable... READ MORE >
The Ware County Middle School Robogators robotics team has gotten off to an amazing start this season, winning top awards at all three competitions they have attended. On November 2nd, the team attended the NCSS VEX IQ Middle School November Qualifier in Covington. Team C won first place in the Teamwork Champion Award, and Team A placed second in that category. ... READ MORE >
Friday, Dec. 20th is an Early Release Day! READ MORE >
Ware County Middle School FFA members presented their projects at the December school board meeting. We are very proud of Zoe C., Lindsay C., Maddox L., and Caidyn G.’s achievements! READ MORE >
Ware County Middle School takes great pleasure in nominating Alicia Thornton for the classified Golden Achievement Award. She comes to work each day ready to tackle whatever tasks that may come her way. Although it is often messy, she never complains about cleaning up after each event. Appearance is very important to our athletic program staff members, and Ms.... READ MORE >
Ware County Middle School takes great pleasure in nominating Jessica Carter for the certified Golden Achievement Award. Mrs. Carter is known as someone who is always ready to lend a helping hand. She goes over and beyond to make sure new and aspiring teachers are well-trained, and she models best practice lessons for her colleagues. Mrs. Carter is the National... READ MORE >
The public is invited to attend the 3rd Annual Southeast Georgia First Lego League Robotics Tournament hosted by the Ware County School District STEM Department at the Waycross Middle School gym on Saturday, December 14th. Thirteen teams of ten students in 4th-8th grade will be competing from the following counties: Tift, Camden, Clinch, Pierce, Toombs (Vidalia... READ MORE >
Ware County Middle School FFA traveled to Ocilla, Georgia on November 12 to participate in the South Region FFA Fall Career Development Events (CDE's). Maddox L., Abbigail P., Amberly P. and Tessa H. participated in the Region Livestock Evaluation CDE and placed 12th overall. These students evaluated hogs, cattle, sheep and goats using selection methods based on... READ MORE >
Happy Thanksgiving from the Ware County Schools Family to yours! Friday, Nov. 22nd is an Early Release Day, followed by Thanksgiving Holidays the week of Nov. 25th. School will resume Monday, Dec. 2nd. We hope you enjoy your Thanksgiving Holiday! READ MORE >
Friday, Nov. 22nd is an Early Release Day! READ MORE >
The Ware County Board of Education approved the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 Ware County Schools calendars at the November board meeting. The 2020-2021 calendar can be found at https://5il.co/bb0j, and the 2021-2022 is available for viewing at https://5il.co/bb0u. READ MORE >
Progress Reports will be sent home to all students on Thursday, Nov. 14th. Please check your child's backpack. Thank you! READ MORE >
Ware County Schools administrators representing every school were recognized at the October board meeting with a certificate acknowledging “Accreditation with Quality” from the Georgia Accrediting Commission, Inc. READ MORE >
Members of the Ware County Schools transportation staff were recognized at the October Board Meeting for Bus Driver Appreciation Week, which is Oct. 21-25, 2019. We ❤️ our transportation staff! Please let them know how much you appreciate the valuable service they provide. READ MORE >
Members of the Ware County Schools transportation staff were recognized at the October Board Meeting for Bus Driver Appreciation Week, which is Oct. 21-25, 2019. We ❤️ our transportation staff! Please let them know how much you appreciate the valuable service they provide. READ MORE >
Report Cards will be issued October 10th. Please sign and return it to your child's teacher. READ MORE >
Friday, Oct. 11th is a professional learning day for staff members; students will not come to school. We will observe Fall Break Oct. 14th - 18th. Students will return to school Monday, Oct. 21st. We hope you enjoy Fall Break! READ MORE >
Stay safe during your break. READ MORE >
World Day of Bullying prevention. READ MORE >
Whether you cheer for the Waycross Bulldogs or Georgia Bulldogs, Sunset T's has you covered with unique spirit gear designed by Waycross Middle School 8th grader Lauren M! Shop at this link through October 4th to support the Waycross Middle School Student Council: https://stores.sunsetts.com/waycross_middle_student_council/shop/home. Bulldog gear will be available... READ MORE >
Sunset T’s is offering online shopping for all of your Gator Gear needs! Orders are due Sept. 30th and can be picked up from Kim Callahan at Ware County High School during school hours October 9th-11th. Shop and pay right from the ease of your computer at https://stores.sunsetts.com/ware_county_high_school/shop/home! GOOOOO GATORS!! READ MORE >
Newspaper Article NOTICE OF TITLE I PARENT MEETING Parents and all stakeholders of Ware County Middle School are invited to attend the Annual Title I Parent Meeting on Tuesday, September 24th. For you convenience, we will provide two opportunities to meet. Please attend either the 8:00 AM meeting in room 601 or the meeting held at 6:30 PM in the Ware County... READ MORE >
School resumes for all students and staff Friday, September 6th. Progress reports will be issued Monday, September 9th. READ MORE >
The latest track and timeline suggests that we will begin feeling the effects of Hurricane Dorian late Wednesday into early Thursday morning. Winds are expected to gust up to 50mph with sustained winds less than 39mph and rain accumulations less than 1.5in. All Ware County schools and the Central Office will remain closed on Thursday, September 5th. Staff members... READ MORE >
Due to Hurricane Dorian’s potential impact on portions of coastal Georgia, select Ware County Schools facilities will be in use as staging points or shelter for those under mandatory evacuation orders. At this time, all Ware County schools will be closed to students Tuesday and Wednesday. The current projected track suggests associated wind and rain may... READ MORE >
An Important Message from Supt. Smith9/1/199:05pmThe impact of Hurricane Dorian on our area is still unknown at this time. School officials are monitoring the situation closely and will continue to collaborate with EMA and public safety officials to make informed decisions. An official statement regarding the status of schools will be made early in the day on... READ MORE >
All Ware County schools and the Central Office will be closed Monday, September 2nd for the Labor Day holiday. We will reopen Tuesday, September 3rd. At this time, it is unknown how Hurricane Dorian may affect our community. System administrators will meet with our local emergency management officials Tuesday morning, when more information is available, to... READ MORE >
We are excited to announce the kick off our "Together, we're better!" series of daily tips designed to strengthen the parent/child and parent/school relationship. Look for daily tips coming your way beginning Monday, August 26th. They will be posted on our district and school websites in the Live Feed section as well as on our Facebook page. We look forward to... READ MORE >
WCMS invites you to Curriculum Night READ MORE >
We’ve completed our first full week of classes for the 2019-2020 school year! Take some time to talk with your child about how his or her school year is going so far. Here are some questions to jumpstart the conversation so it doesn’t stall with the grunt parents often get when they ask, “How was your day?” See more at... READ MORE >
Dear Parents, Due to the increasing amount of students who are car riders, Ware County Middle School is changing the location of the car rider line beginning 8/12/2019. We ask that you enter the auditorium parking lot as usual and follow the traffic flow. You will NOT be able to turn left on Cherokee Street after you pick up your child. Two lanes of traffic will... READ MORE >
Dr. Mondeshia Shawnte’ (Shawn) Benefield is a native of Waycross and the daughter of the late Leon Reid and Gloria Reid. She has been married to Isaac Benefield III for 21 years. They have three amazing children. One daughter, Aliyah, and two sons, Dallas and Uriah. She has been employed by the Ware County Board of Education for over twenty years. She started her... READ MORE >
13 Tips for Success From a Middle School Principal Parents and students might find this article useful as they transition to the Middle School. https://www.scholastic.com/parents/school-success/school-involvement/13-tips-success-middle-school-principal.html READ MORE >
Car rider information. If you need more assistance, please contact the school at 287-2341. Pick up is in the front of the school and at the tennis courts starting at 3:15. READ MORE >
Morning drop off information for all car riders. Please contact the school if you need more information. READ MORE >
School starts for Ware County Schools on August 1, 2019 READ MORE >
The 7th and 8th grade supply list for all students returning to WCMS in 2019 READ MORE >
The 6th grade supply list for all upcoming 6th graders. READ MORE >
Please get your 7th grade students vaccinated before returning to school in 2019. Please help us to keep all our students and staff safe. READ MORE >
Vaccinate your 7th graders before school starts in August. Help us keep all students and classrooms safe in 2019. READ MORE >
Attention all 6th graders and their parents. We need your attendance at Camp Gator. IMPORTANT ADDITIONS: 1) Bring your cell phone or electronic device 2) Lunch will be provided for students READ MORE >
Check out the latest edition of the CTAE Gator Futures newsletter. Our students had an incredible school year, and we have much to celebrate! READ MORE >
The Ware County School District is proud to announce the achievement and status of the Georgia School Boards Association’s (GSBA) 2019 Exemplary School Board recognition. The recognition program is designed to showcase best practices in school governance and leadership. GSBA recognizes good school board governance to foster educational community cultures in... READ MORE >
Join us for 2019 Camp Gator. Hope to see everyone there. READ MORE >
An Important Announcement from Superintendent Jim L. LeBrun and Ware County Schools Chief of the Department of Public Safety Danny Christmas: Earlier this school year, the Ware County School System implemented security checkpoints at Memorial Stadium. Please be advised that security screenings will be in force at all gates prior to and during this Saturday's... READ MORE >
Over Spring Break, eight members of Ware County Middle School’s Robotics (ROBOGATORS) traveled to Council Bluff’s Iowa to compete in the Create U.S. Open Nationals (teams C and Y) . The students competed with teams from all over the United States as well as with other nations. The students were able to work in an alliance with teams from China, Hawaii, Canada, and... READ MORE >
HONORS DAY SCHEDULE6th Grade-- Wednesday, May 22, 2019CABS Academy--Tuesday, May 21, 2019LIFE Academy--Monday, May 20, 2019 READ MORE >
Two teams of students from Ware County Middle School traveled to Macon, GA to compete at the Georgia State Student Technology Competition. Winning 1st place in the 5th and 6th grade Robotics competition were Evan P. and Cody G. Maddox G.and Connor C. took home first place honors in Robotics for the 7th and 8th grade competition. All four young men will be... READ MORE >
The Ware County Board of Education has selected Mr. Bert Smith as the sole finalist to fill the position of Superintendent of Ware County Schools. As prescribed by Georgia law, the school board will allow 14 days for public input. Official action will be taken at the May 23rd called meeting at 10:00am to move Mr. Smith from Principal at Ware County High School to... READ MORE >
The Ware County High School Gator Baseball Camp, designed for students ages 5-12, will be held May 30th and 31st from 9:00am - 12:00pm at Ware County High School. See details in the flyer. To register, please visit: http://tinyurl.com/yyr2lr5u. Contact Coach Jamie Ammons at jammons@ware.k12.ga.us if you have any questions. GOOOOO GATORS!! READ MORE >
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After considering input from school administrators, parents, and community stakeholders, Ware County School System board members opted to discontinue the clear or mesh backpack requirement for the 2019-2020 school year. The decision was announced at the April 25th board meeting. Students may revert to using backpacks constructed of standard canvas material. Rolling... READ MORE >
An account has been created at Ameris Bank to assist the Buck Thigpen Family due to the recent storm that destroyed their home. Donations can be made at either bank location: 2110 Memorial Drive or 505 Haines Avenue. Pictured left to right: Buck, Chael, and Heather Thigpen READ MORE >
Due to the enhanced chance of high winds, tornadic activity, downed trees, and power outages, all Ware County Schools and the Central Office will be closed on Friday, April 19, 2019. Staff will not be required to report. Safety remains our top priority. READ MORE >
The following students participated in Solo and Ensemble this past Saturday at Ware County High School. Front Row: 6th Graders- Gavin B., Jackson H., Shyanne L., Gracie C. Back Row: 8th Graders- Maddie P., Gabby H., Holly L., Gabby R. They performed various duets for music judges and each group scored a SUPERIOR rating! They have worked very hard for this and will... READ MORE >
Over Spring Break, eight members of Ware County Middle School’s Robotics (ROBOGATORS) traveled to Council Bluff’s Iowa to compete in the Create U.S. Open Nationals (teams C and Y) . The students competed with teams from all over the United States as well as with other nations. The students were able to work in an alliance with teams from China, Hawaii, Canada, and... READ MORE >
WCMS will be recognizing Erin's Law on Friday, April 19, 2019. Wear TEAL to show your support. For more information, visit http://www.erinslaw.org READ MORE >
You don’t want to miss the 1st annual Ware County High School Talent Show, happening April 25th at 6:30pm. Tickets are available for $2 pre-sale during all lunches or for $5 at the door. The talent show is sponsored by BETA Club; funds raised from the show will go towards reducing the expenses of 8 students who are going to BETA Nationals in Oklahoma City. The... READ MORE >
Mark your calendar to come see WCHS Gator Productions present “Shrek The Musical” April 18th, 19th, and 20th at the Performing Arts Center. Tickets will be available at the door. You don’t want to miss it! READ MORE >
Students who plan to participate in an extra-curricular activity during the 2019-2020 school year are required to have a physical on file. The school system will offer FREE physicals on Thursday, April 11th from 6:00 - 8:00pm in the Ware County High School gymnasium.Parents/guardians who are not able to bring their children at that time may have the physical... READ MORE >
The Ware County School System will observe Spring Break April 1 - 5, 2019. Students will be released early on Friday, March 29th. Buses will release at the following times:Ware County Learning Center - 11:00AMDAFFODIL Pre-K - 11:30AMCenter Elementary School - 11:45AMAll other Elementary Schools - 12:00PMWare County High School - 12:30PMWare County Middle School... READ MORE >
Registration for STEM Camp for students who have finished 1st - 7th grades by June 1, 2019 is now open. Check the flyers for more information. READ MORE >
Check out the latest edition of the Gator Futures newsletter featuring information about our CTAE programs! READ MORE >
Tryouts for Marjorette, Color Guard and Dance are coming soon. READ MORE >
Additional points of contact include: Heather Thomas: WaresboroBreanna Dixon: WaresboroBrittany Chaney: WaresboroRenee Vickers: WCHS Cindy Thrift: Waresboro READ MORE >
The Ware County Board of Education will meet in a Called Meeting on Friday, March 15, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. to discuss personnel items and any other miscellaneous items. The meeting will take place at 1301 Bailey Street. The public is invited. The meeting agenda is posted prior to the meeting and the minutes are posted as well on the system web page at... READ MORE >
These students attend the Georgia Music Educators Association (GMEA), Large Group Performance Evaluation (LGPE) at Wayne County High School and scored ALL SUPERIOR RATINGS on their stage performance, as well as a SUPERIOR RATING in Sight-Reading! These students have received the top scores at both concert performances this semester. READ MORE >
The Georgia Milestones Assessment System (Georgia Milestones or GMAS) is a all-inclusive cumulative assessment spanning grades 3 through high school. It measures how well students are mastering the state-adopted content standards in English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. All students at WCMS will take this end-of-grade assessment in... READ MORE >
Area superintendents and the Executive Director of Okefenokee RESA met with various legislators, the Lt. Governor, and other state dignitaries under the Gold Dome on Monday, March 4th to discuss important educational issues and pending legislation. They are pictured here on the interior steps of the Capitol. READ MORE >
Gator Prep ZoneHIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION for 8th GRADE STUDENTSand Parents/Legal Guardians/Care-GiversDate: March 19, 2019 Ware County High School Performing Arts CenterTime: FIRST presentation to begin @ 5 pm A Second presentation will begin @ 6PM READ MORE >
On Friday, February 15th, Gov. Brian Kemp signed his first piece of legislation into law. Senate Bill (SB) 25 specifies when traffic should stop for school buses that are loading or unloading passengers. SB 25 reverses last year’s House Bill (HB) 978, which allowed oncoming traffic to continue on a four-lane divided highway if there was a painted turn lane dividing... READ MORE >
Dallas B.--6th GradeWare County Middle School Spelling Bee Winner (Dec. 2018) Ware County School System Spelling Bee: 2nd Place READ MORE >
Parents/Guardians looking to apply for Intradistrict Transfer to a different school within the district for the 2019-2020 school year must complete this form and submit it to the Ware County Board of Education by 4:30pm on Feb. 28th. https://5il.co/6evj READ MORE >
Willow D., a fifth grader at Wacona Elementary School, has won the district spelling bee and will advance to the regional tournament to be held later this month; the winning word was candidate. Sixth grader Dallas B., from Ware County Middle School, is first runner-up and will serve as the alternate in the event Willow is unable to compete. All contestants... READ MORE >
Ware County Middle School is launching their new website in February. Keep up to date on all news and information READ MORE >
The Georgia Deparment of Education's Parent Satisfaction Survey for parents/guardians whose children receive Special Education Services is now open. The survey helps the state determine perceptions of the success of parent engagement efforts. The survey will remain open through May 31st. Please click the link to access the survey. NOTE: This survey is only for... READ MORE >
More than 100 elementary and middle school VEX IQ Challenge students and mentors from around Central and Southeast Georgia will unite at Ware County Middle School on February 2nd for the VEX IQ Challenge. The action-packed event will feature more than 15 teams who will collaborate with other schools in a series of back-to-back robot challenges, made possible by... READ MORE >
On January 9, over 8000 genetically improved pine seedlings were planted on approximately 12 acres at Ware County High School. The trees were planted on land that is part of the renovated school forest plot, a site that will be used to teach students many concepts related to forestry science and management. The entire planting process was accomplished with the... READ MORE >
Dallas B. (left) is the Ware County Middle School Spelling Bee Champion and will go on to compete at the District Spelling Bee in February. Clayton L.. (right) is the runner-up. Congratulations to these fine scholars! Dr. Darlene Tanner is the principal at WCMS. READ MORE >
A Christmas ornament designed by 8th grade Ware County Middle School student Andi H. has been sent to Georgia's School Superintendent Richard Woods. Andi created the design in response to Woods' invitation to design an ornament to go on the Christmas tree in his office at the Twin Towers in Atlanta, GA. The design was painted on an egg grown on her family farm.... READ MORE >
Several Ware County Middle School students placed in the Ware County Technology Competition held Saturday, December 1st at Waycross Middle School, Student projects included 3D Modeling, Robotics, Digital Photo Production, Animation, Graphic Design, Digital Game Design, and Video Production. Students will go on to compete in the regional technology competition to be... READ MORE >
Students enrolled in Mrs. Amanda Dial's art class at Ware County Middle School were selected to put their art on display at Memorial Satilla Health Hospital. The artists, shown proudly displaying their creations, include (front row, left to right) Ashlynn M., Bailey B., Dennise G., Kaleigh J., Elayna C., Alyssa C., Lillian G., (back row, left to right) Brian W.,... READ MORE >
Twenty one Ware Middle chorus students were selected to attend Joyful Noise Festival Honor Choir this year in Jekyll Island. Each student passed a rigorous sight-reading audition in order to attend. Choral Director Terri Parker traveled with the select choral students to Jekyll Island on November 2nd and November 3rd. Carole Parker was selected to accompany the... READ MORE >
Eleven WCMS students entered the Arts & Crafts Youth Division at the annual Okefenokee Agricultural Fair. Students were awarded ribbons and cash prizes by the local Exchange Club. Carrie Vanderver with the Ware County Extension assisted with entry registration and art work displays. In addition to winning the art category, Jake C. won the Youth Division Grand... READ MORE >
Ware County Middle School Choral Director Miss Terri Parker celebrated with seven chorus students who passed the first round of GMEA All-State Chorus auditions. This is a considerable increase in the number of passing students; last year, only two students passed the first round. The representatives for Ware County Middle School Chorus include: Lilly G., Holly L.... READ MORE >
James Willis, area manager for Georgia Power in Waycross, recently presented a check to Superintendent Jim LeBrun in support of the REACH Georgia Scholars program. REACH Georgia is a needs-based scholarship program that pairs middle school students (scholars) with mentors and coaches who work with the scholars to prepare them from college and careers. REACH stands... READ MORE >
Ware County Middle FFA had an awesome showing,= at the annual Waycross Fair FFA Contest Events. The Environmental Natural Resource (ENR) Team placed 2nd overall in their competition. The team consisted of (from left) Gavin C., Lane S., Landon D. & Garrett C. Students in the ENR competition must identify animals, trees and equipment associated with the area of... READ MORE >
The Ware County Middle School Robotics Team competed in Covington, GA, in their first VEX IQ Next Level Robotics Competition of the school year. The ROBOGATORS brought home three trophies, and two of the six competing teams qualified for the state VEX IQ Middle School Championship. The competition was fierce, as thirty-seven robot teams competed in autonomous robot... READ MORE >