Families, if you'd like to sign your student up for Tiger Support please call before noon today. Thanks!
Our class has just finished reading The Maze Runner by James Dashner! To wrap up our unit, we’ll be watching the movie version and exploring how the story changes when it’s brought to the screen. Students will compare characters, setting, and themes from the book to the film to build their critical thinking and discussion skills. They are also allowed to bring snacks to enjoy during the movie.
The movie is rated PG-13 for some action and intense scenes. If a parent or guardian prefers that their student not watch the movie, please contact the school by Thursday at 9:00 am so an alternate assignment can be provided.
Thank you!
The movie is rated PG-13 for some action and intense scenes. If a parent or guardian prefers that their student not watch the movie, please contact the school by Thursday at 9:00 am so an alternate assignment can be provided.
Thank you!
WRMS families, if you would like to sign you child up for afterschool tutoring on Wednesday, please call the WRMS office and sign them up.
September is in the books. Check out all the happenings at WRMS here: https://www.whiteriver.k12.sd.us/o/ms/news
Families, please sign your child up for Tiger Support if you'd like them to stay after school and receive help finishing their missing assignments. Deadline is noon today!
Brochures from early explorers made by 7th graders. Did a great job creating and presenting.


Finishing up in Mesopotamia writing in cuneiform and drawing zaggurats.


Families, if you'd like your child to participate in Tiger Support please call the WRMS office. Quarter grades are final on 10/23/25.
WRMS Families, invites have been sent out via text and or email to join PBIS Rewards Family App for WRMS. Please sign up to gain access to direct text-to-text communication with WRMS staff. It even includes document sharing for days when students are absent for appointments and/or family events.
Families, if you'd like to sign your child up for after school tutoring (Tiger Support) please call the WRMS office.
6th graders learning about the Stone Age. They were recreating cave art like the caves in Lascaux, France.



Families, if you would like your student to stay for mandatory tutoring after school tomorrow and have not been contacted by the office, please call the WRMS office!
7th grade project: Create a pamphlet about a famous explorers in the 1400-1600's to be used in the Smithsonian Museums new "wing". Students will present their explorers in front of their classmates.
8th grade project: Report on one of many famous people during the Civil War/Reconstruction period.
6th Grade project: We have been learning about our early ancestors coming to current America and the role archeologists. We will be creating "Cave Art" this week.
8th grade project: Report on one of many famous people during the Civil War/Reconstruction period.
6th Grade project: We have been learning about our early ancestors coming to current America and the role archeologists. We will be creating "Cave Art" this week.
There will be no cross country practice tomorrow, Thursday, September 11th.
Families who would like to sign their child up for Tiger Support, please call the WRMS office before noon today. We need to ensure we have an accurate count for transportation.
Their will be no "C" team practice for WRMS Volleyball tomorrow, Wednesday, September 10th. It will be "A" and "B" only.
WRMS families, we will run after school homework support from 3:45-6 PM on Wednesday (9/10/25). Transportation is provided for bus students. Please sign your child up by calling the WRMS office. If you are unsure if your child needs it, please download the parent portal app to stay up to date on their missing assignments/grades.
7th graders have been learning how positive actions yield positive results, while the 8th graders have been writing vignette collections exploring their identity.

Reminder, there are no practices after school today. Good luck to the HS football team!
6th Graders have been working very hard on prime factorization!
