~Today is Thursday April 30, 2026, Day 3

~Block rotation: C, A, B, Advisory, D, G, E, F

~Lunch: 6, 7, 8

Ms. Speed’s Drama classes will be moved to the following locations today:

Period 2, Block A class will meet in Room 335��

Period 4, Block D class will meet in room 333��

Next month, WMS will be holding its Memorial Day Assembly on Thursday, May 21. The assembly is a tradition in our school and we typically have an eighth grade speaker. The content of the speech could include personal examples of service or sacrifice to our country in any form, which could include community service or civic action. It could also be about someone you want to honor who has served in the military. If you’re interested, please see Dr. Ito. You do not need a speech completed to let him know. He will be choosing from the best submissions.��

Currently, eighth grade students are working on Civic Action Projects and many have created posters to promote their work. Please look at the designated wall space outside of the cafeteria to see what students are doing. Many are for very good causes and reasons.��

8th grade students in Ms. Moore’s tutoring program, please report directly to the library after school today.

The bus to Boston will leave at 3:30 today. ��The late bus in Wellesley also leaves at 3:30. All students need to listen for the PA announcements for their departure from WMS.

Have a good day everyone!

~Today is Wednesday April 29, 2026, Day 2

~Block rotation: B, C, A, Advisory, D, F, G, E

~Lunch: 6, 8, 7

Today is the big day you’ve all been waiting for, the WMS Deutschfest! Come directly to the cafeteria after school to explore the culture of the German-speaking world, while enjoying crafts, soccer, performances and more. We hope to see you there!

Next month, WMS will be holding its Memorial Day Assembly on Thursday, May 21. The assembly is a longstanding tradition in our school and we typically have multiple speakers, including an eighth grade student. The content of the speech could include personal examples of service or sacrifice to our country in any��form, which could include community service or civic action, which many of you are engaged in right now. It could also be about someone you want to honor who has served in the military. If you’re interested, please see Dr. Ito. He will be choosing from the best submissions.��

Currently, eighth grade students are working on Civic Actions Projects and many have created posters to promote their work. Dr. Ito encourage students and staff to start to look at the designated wall space outside of the cafeteria to see what students are doing. Many are for very good causes and reasons. Make sure you take a look!

The town of Wellesley will be flushing fire hydrants in the WMS area today. ��No need to be alarmed if the water is discolored in bathrooms and toilets. ��

Attention WMS Track Team members: ��Please meet at the Donizetti entrance by 2:45 pm this afternoon dressed and ready to go for your away meet.��

The bus to Boston will leave at 3:30 today. ��The late bus in Wellesley also leaves at 3:30. All students need to listen for the PA announcements for their departure from WMS.

Have a good day everyone!

~Today is Tuesday April 28, 2026, Day 1

~Block rotation: A, B, C, Advisory, D, E, F, G

~Lunch: 6, 8, 7

Ms. Speed’s Period 4 Block D Drama class will meet in Room 333 today.

Today is the last day to order yearbooks. Please refer to the main page of the WMS website for ordering instructions. You can also email Ms. Martell or Ms. Steinberg with any questions.

We hope you’re getting ready to come to the Deutschfest after school in the cafeteria on Wednesday, April 29th. There will be fun activities, dance performances, crafts, and German and Swiss specialties to try. We hope to see you there!

7th grade students in Ms. Moore’s tutoring program, please report directly to the library after school today.

Next month, WMS will be holding its Memorial Day Assembly on Thursday, May 21. The assembly is a longstanding tradition in our school and we typically have multiple speakers, including an eighth grade student. The content of the speech could include personal examples of service or sacrifice to our country in any��form, which could include community service or civic action, which many of you are engaged in right now. It could also be about someone you want to honor who has served in the military. If you’re interested, please see Dr. Ito. He will be choosing from the best submissions.��

The bus to Boston will leave at 3:30 today. ��The late bus in Wellesley also leaves at 3:30. All students need to listen for the PA announcements for their departure from WMS.

Have a good day everyone!

~Today is Monday April 27, 2026, Day 6

~Block rotation: C, A, B, Advisory, D, G, E, F

~Lunch: 6, 7, 8

It’s time for another Library Question of the Week!��April is a peak growing season. “What is the name of the fastest-growing plant on Earth, which can grow up to 35 inches in a single day?”��Submit your answer by scanning the QR code outside the library. A winner will be announced on Friday. Good luck!

6th grade students in Ms. Moore’s tutoring program, please report directly to the library after school today.

The bus to Boston will leave at 3:30 today. ��The late bus in Wellesley also leaves at 3:30. All students need to listen for the PA announcements for their departure from WMS.

At this time, I feel it’s important that we acknowledge the devastating news shared over the weekend about two elementary school children found deceased in their Wellesley home. Our thoughts, prayers and support are with the family and those that are most impacted including the Schofield, Hardy and PAWS communities. Additionally, please know that in difficult times, many people find comfort in routine. We will be running school today as scheduled, in an effort to provide a predictable space for all students and staff. That being said, if anyone at WMS feels��that they need extra support, please reach out to a trusted adult in the building which could include teachers, counselors, administrators and any staff member that you trust in the building. We are all here to help. As a community, please come together and be there for each other as needed. In advance, I thank you for your care and support.

Please enjoy the rest of your day. Thank you.

~Today is Friday April 17, 2026, Day 5

~Block rotation: B, C, A, Advisory, D, F, G, E

~Lunch: 6, 8, 7

Congratulations to Tracy Wu for knowing that the name of the spacecraft Yuri Gagarian took to become the first person in space in 1961 was called VOSTOK 1. Tracy, you can claim your prize in the library. Stay tuned for a new question of the week on the Monday after April break.

Lost and found is piling up again. Please check the table outside the main office for any lost items before you leave the building today. Older items may be donated over the April break.

There will be no 3:30 pm bus to Boston today. All students riding to Boston will be taking the 2:30 pm bus. The late bus in Wellesley will leave at 3:30 pm.

Have a good day everyone!

~Today is Thursday April 16, 2026, Day 4

~Block rotation: A, B, C, Advisory, D, E, F, G

~Lunch: 6, 8, 7

Lost and found is piling up again. Please check the table outside the main office for any items you may have lost. Older items may be donated over the April break.

The More Art Please Club will be holding a make-up session today after school in Room 304A.

8th grade students in Ms. Moore’s tutoring program, please report directly to the library after school today.

The bus to Boston will leave at 3:30 today. ��The late bus in Wellesley also leaves at 3:30. All students need to listen for the PA announcements for their departure from WMS.

With the excitement of our pending April Break, I want to remind all students to please remain on your best behavior. No running or pushing in the hallways, and please get to class and school on time. It’s important that you continue to exhibit good student conduct until the end of the week. We thank you in advance for your support.��

Have a good day everyone!

~Today is Wednesday April 15, 2026, Day 3

~Block rotation: C, A, B, Advisory, D, G, E, F

~Lunch: 6, 7, 8

ELA MCAS make-ups will be held this morning. If you were absent please report to Room 204 right now.

Lost and found is piling up again. Please check the table outside the main office for any items you may have lost. Older items may be donated over the April break.

The bus to Boston will leave at 3:30 today. ��The late bus in Wellesley also leaves at 3:30. All students need to listen for the PA announcements for their departure from WMS.

Have a good day everyone!

~Today is Tuesday April 14, 2026, Day 2

~Block rotation: B, C, A, Advisory, D, F, G, E

~Lunch: 6, 8, 7

ELA MCAS make-ups will be held this morning. If you were absent please report to Room 204 at 8:00 am.

Period 4, Block D study hall with Mr. Berksza will be moving to the Auditorium today.

Are you curious about what some people in our WMS community are commemorating today? Today is Yom Hashoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day.��Many people in the United States observe��Holocaust Remembrance Day. According to the U.S. Holocaust Museum, it is a day “to honor the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust and millions of other victims of Nazism and to develop educational programs to help prevent future genocides.”��On Holocaust Remembrance Day, we honor the 6 million Jewish victims of the Nazis as well as the millions of other victims and we also remember that the choices people make matter in helping or hurting others.

Lost and found is piling up again. Please check the table outside the main office for any items you may have lost. Older items may be donated over the April break.

Tuesday Jazz Band is canceled after school today.

7th grade students in Ms. Moore’s tutoring program, please report directly to the library after school today.

The bus to Boston will leave at 3:30 today. ��The late bus in Wellesley also leaves at 3:30. All students need to listen for the PA announcements for their departure from WMS.

Have a good day everyone!

~Today is Monday April 13, 2026, Day 1

~Block rotation: A, B, C, Advisory, D, E, F, G

~Lunch: 6, 8, 7

It’s time for another Library Question of the Week! This week’s question:��On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarian became the first person in space. “What was the name of his spacecraft?”��Submit your answer by scanning the QR code outside the library. A winner will be announced on Friday. Good luck!

Are you curious about what some people in our WMS community will be celebrating? ��Today begins the New Year celebration in South East Asia.��New Year in South East Asia��is celebrated based on the astrological event of the sun beginning its northward journey. Traditional dance, singing and cultural shows are performed together during the festival. Young people usually visit elders to pay respect during this holiday.��We wish all people at WMS observing this holiday a “Happy New Year.”

Lost and found is piling up again. Please check the table outside the main office for any items you may have lost. Older items may be donated over the April break.

Science Olympiad 8th graders: Today after school, members of the WHS Science Olympiad team will be visiting to tell you about the High School club in Room 252 at 2:40 pm.��

6th grade students in Ms. Moore’s tutoring program, please report directly to the library after school today.

The bus to Boston will leave at 3:30 today. ��The late bus in Wellesley also leaves at 3:30. All students need to listen for the PA announcements for their departure from WMS.

Have a good day everyone!