Congratulations to our Student of the Month...Isabela Lopez! Here are some ways her teachers describe her:
"She always puts her best effort forward and is a great teacher helper. She is a great friend and welcomes all peers with open arms."
"She is such a hard worker and is always following directions."
"She gets along with everyone."
She will be honored at the board meeting next Tuesday, Nov. 8th at 5:45 pm. Congratulations, Isabela!
Congratulations to our Employee of the Month...David Williams! Here are some ways you describe him:
"He always finds ways to connect with students from all walks of life."
"He goes above and beyond working with students who need a little extra encouragement."
"He is kind, flexible, and willing to do what it takes to help our students be successful."
"It is evident he loves and is passionate about his job."
"...from attending sporting events to bringing in birthday cupcakes, he is truly his students' number one fan."
He will be honored at the board meeting next Tuesday, Nov. 8th at 5:45 pm. Congratulations, Mr. Williams!
First grade searches for the candy corn bandit all over the school, carved a pumpkin, and enjoyed some sweet treats to finish off the day.
Mrs. Lemaster’s class built arrays to create matching multiplication and division sentences. They also showed the commutative and distributive property for each array. Then, they divided the candy and each took home a candy bag to start their Halloween!
Thank you, West End families, for supporting PTO’s Fall Fun Run! You helped us to raise over $12,000 to go towards a new pavilion. Shout out to Rome High School track coach, Nick Bridges, for helping us set up the course and donating the medals!
More 2nd grade learning and fun. Students visited New Echota! New Echota is one of the most significant Cherokee Indian sites in the nation and was where the tragic “Trail of Tears” officially began.
It was a great evening celebrating best public elementary school, best Pre-K program, and best teacher by the readers of the Rome-News tribune! We are so proud of our teachers and our school! Thank you for voting for us!!
West End is proud to announce that we have been voted as the best public elementary school, best Pre-K program, and best teacher by the readers of the Rome-News Tribune!! @romenews Thank you for voting for us!! @romecityschools
Santa is coming to WEE on Thursday, Nov. 17th! Use this form to order pictures and support our PTO at the same time!
Second grade students visited New Echota! New Echota is one of the most significant Cherokee Indian sites in the nation and was where the tragic “Trail of Tears” officially began.
Students in kindergarten enjoyed spending their day at Rocky Hollow Pumpkin Patch!
Congratulations to Sandy Mull for being a School Status Engagement Champ this month for RCS through her communication with her students’ families! We encourage all WEE families to communicate on a regular basis with your child’s teachers! @romecityschools
Tiffany Abbott-Fuller, Lauren Prather, and Aubryn Patton attended the STEM Forum in Athens, GA this week! We are continually looking for ways to enrich instructional experiences for our students as we pursue our STEM re-certification. #STEM @romecityschools
Students in our WEE Cooks Program are learning to use vocabulary skills and follow directions to make a delicious “Mummy Pizza”!
As a Family-Friendly School, West End was invited to our state’s capital by the @gadeptofed collaborating with some of the top schools in the state. We also received a tour of the @chickfila training center to learn to better serve our families! #thelittlethings @romecityschools
Thank you to all of our families who stopped by our Howl-o-ween Literacy Festival today! We gave out tons of books and candy! #ReadLikeAWolf @romecityschools
3rd grade enjoyed their trip to RHS to see the production of Peter and the Star catcher.
Our Pre-K students had a great trip to the Rocky Hollow Farm! @romecityschools
We would like to welcome Mrs. Amy Massey to our team! Amy has over 20 years of experience in education and will serve as an instructional interventionist! She has already started building relationships and putting in the work with our students! Welcome to WEE, Mrs. Massey!
First grade students enjoyed a field trip to Copper Creek! They were the cutest pumpkins in the patch!
