The Columbus County Fire Marshal’s Office, in conjunction with the Office of the State Fire Marshal, is proud to announce that we have received 1,000 smoke detectors donated by Kidde, one of the nation’s leading fire safety product manufacturers. These detectors will be distributed throughout the county in recognition of Fire Safety Month.
Each fire department within Columbus County has been supplied with an allotment of these smoke detectors for installation in homes across their respective districts.
We encourage all families throughout the county to take advantage of this free smoke detector check and installation program. This initiative ensures that every home has properly functioning and up-to-date smoke detectors. If any detectors are found to be outdated, missing, or not working, new ones will be installed free of charge.
Each fire department within Columbus County has been supplied with an allotment of these smoke detectors for installation in homes across their respective districts.
We encourage all families throughout the county to take advantage of this free smoke detector check and installation program. This initiative ensures that every home has properly functioning and up-to-date smoke detectors. If any detectors are found to be outdated, missing, or not working, new ones will be installed free of charge.
A special thank you to our amazing principals from the Board.
Mrs Norris and Mrs Butler's Kindergarten class at WTS.
We had some sweet visitors to share their Hispanic Heritage with us. Ms. Flo told us all about Guatemala and their traditions and Mrs. Rosa told us all about Mexico and their traditions. It was a wonderful experience. We also tried street corn. 🌽 🧡💛💚❤️
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Beta club students and parents
Due to road closures, Columbus County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay for students and staff on Tuesday, October 14th.
Book Fair Family day is today! Come to the Book Fair today from 12 pm until 6 pm . Located in the WTS Library!
Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Butler’s class read Stone Soup this week. We made and enjoyed stone soup today! 💛
WTS Kindergarten Day went to Kindergarten Day at the Fair
Book Fair starts tomorrow! Please see when your child visits the Book fair to shop! All proceeds help us purchase library books!
Yam postcard contest by the 5/6/7/8 th grade digital artists at WTS.
This week 2nd grade at WTS has been learning about procedural text. Today students used their text to guide the procedure to make a rainbow.
Monday, October 13, is a Teacher Conference Day for all schools.
There will be no school for students on this day (CCCA will operate on a regular schedule).
Teachers will be available from 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for in-person or virtual conferences.
Please contact your child’s teacher to schedule an appointment.
Lunes 13 de octubre es un Día de Conferencias para Maestros en todas las escuelas.
No habrá clases para los estudiantes ese día (CCCA operará con horario regular).
Los maestros estarán disponibles de 11:30 a.m. a 7:00 p.m. para conferencias presenciales o virtuales.
Por favor, comuníquese con el maestro de su hijo(a) para programar una cita.
Today kindergarten students celebrated National Hispanic Heritage month by eating chicken and cheese quesadillas.
Congratulations to the WTS spelling bee winners! They will represent WTS at the Columbus county fair spelling bee contest tonight and tomorrow night! Good luck Aggies!
Our Fall Book Fair will start this Friday, Oct. 10th until Thursday Oct. 16th.
Please help support this event! All proceeds go towards library books for our students.
Please help support this event! All proceeds go towards library books for our students.
Yearbooks are on sale at WTS!
We are honoring Hispanic Heritage Month. During library sessions with Ms. Worley at WTS, Kindergarten students enjoyed the book "All Around Us" by Adrian Garcia. They created their own quilts depicting the things they cherish in their families and lives. In 1st and 2nd Grade, students listened to "Pepe and the Parade" by Tracey Kyle, creating floats that symbolize their families and interests. Meanwhile, in 3rd and 4th Grade, students engaged with "How Alma Got Her Name" by Juan Martinez, sharing their favorite aspects of their names and the reasons behind them.
Today in Mrs Smith 5th grade science at WTS, students created a carbon dioxide filled balloon by combining baking soda and vinegar. Students were tasked with looking for clues to decide if the reaction was a chemical or physical change.
Students in Mrs. Gore’s 5th grade math class at WTS worked in small groups to solve real-world math problems involving volume. They collaborated to calculate the volume of various 3D shapes, sharing strategies and comparing solutions to deepen their understanding
