We're on the hunt for a game-changer! Our JV Boys' Basketball team needs a passionate and dedicated coach to lead the way. If you’ve got the skills, heart, and hustle — we want to hear from you!
The AW Titans softball game scheduled for tonight against R/W has been canceled. No make-up date has been announced.
The Junior High Track meet scheduled for tonight at Wethersfield is being canceled due to unfavorable conditions. There will be no junior high track practice tonight.
Revan Gearhart successfully completed a handcrafted nightstand for his room. Constructed from oak, the piece features a dovetail joint drawer, showcasing both durability and craftsmanship. He did a swell job on this!
The HS Track meet at Orion on Thursday has MOVED to WEDNESDAY! Orion is flexing the date due to forecasted weather. Coaches should be informing athletes of the change.
The Kindergarten Lemonade Stand will be held in front of the elementary main doors & will be a free-will donation on May 6th from 1:30 - 2:30 :)
Students in Mrs. Townsend’s 7th Grade World Geography classes competed in an Africa Escape Room. They had to use puzzles to decipher clues about the continent.
AW Titans Softball/Baseball updates:
Tonight's Softball is playing at Altona Softball Field.
Tomorrow's JV Baseball v. Bureau Valley is postponed to TBA
Friday's Varsity Baseball @ Stark County is starting at 1:00
Science Night was a huge hit with a packed gym! Thank you to Absolute Science for educating our students about science and engaging our students in the show and to our WES families for supporting the event!
We will be holding our annual Spring Book Fair from April 28th through May 2nd. The fair will also be open during Family Fun Night on May 2nd. Parents can view the fair by using the link below or going to the school's webpage, clicking on the Elementary tab, and then clicking on the Elementary Library tab.
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/wethersfieldelementaryschool
Congratulations to our Outstanding Geese Winners, Bryer Ince and Keenan Day!
Nominations: Madi Ingle, Marshall Verscha, Scarlet Morey, Abel Humphrey, Melody McGough, Camden Cortes, Taylor Talbot, Ezequiel Morales, Emiliano Medina, Matteo Martinez
Check out Kendall Vincent's article highlighting the service project our NHS chapter just completed.
https://kewaneevoice.com/wethersfields-national-honor-society-restores-playground-paintings/?fbclid=IwY2xjawJl8x1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHiNwTcjpV7GHjm-LaWbdTUQH7bD9mm85NXDv8fVT0v8DpG_VA2XSaL_UmFIL_aem_T8HTRcqnnss2e-95ISth9A
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Join us at WHS for an evening of entertainment as we present Every Babysitter’s Nightmare. Performances will take place at 7:00 PM on both Friday and Saturday nights. Tickets are just $5—we hope to see you there!
Tomorrow is SHOWTIME! Cost is $15/family. Walk-ins are accepted.
In preparation for Earth Day, our amazing Key Club members painted kindness rocks with uplifting messages and colorful designs! But they didn’t stop there—our high schoolers teamed up with 2nd and 3rd graders to place them in the rock garden along the Wethersfield School's walking path. Now, every step along the path is filled with positivity, encouragement, and a little extra love for our planet. Great job, Key Club and future leaders!
The HS Track Meet scheduled today, April 7, at Wethersfield has been canceled due to the forecasted weather conditions of colder temperatures.
The Kewanee Rotary Club has once again demonstrated its generosity by providing every third-grade student with the opportunity to select books through the Scholastic Book Order. Each student was able to choose one or two titles of personal interest to take home and enjoy. In appreciation of this thoughtful gift, the third graders wrote heartfelt thank-you letters to express their gratitude. We are truly thankful for the Rotary Club’s continued support and commitment to fostering a love of reading in our students.
Over the weekend, National Honor Society students successfully completed their selected group project by repainting educational games and activities on the elementary school playground, enhancing the space for learning and play.
Congratulations to Kellan Keane and Trapper Forrest.
Kellan was chosen as the WHS Climate and Culture Committee Student of the Month for March for demonstrating respect every day inside and outside of school .
Trapper was chosen as the WHS Positive Student Athlete of the Month for March because of his positive attitude, leadership, and willingness to do whatever task is necessary to better the team.
Mrs. Dekezel recently hosted a "Scribble Party" for kindergarten and first-grade students, emphasizing kindness, creativity, inclusivity, and emotional expression.
