6th Grade Englishcoach Mcdonald's Health Class Website

6th Grade English Coach Mcdonald's Health Class Website Builder
6th Grade English Coach Mcdonald's Health Class Website Template
6th Grade English Coach Mcdonald's Health Class Websites

Grade 6 to 8 Middle School Health Lesson Plans Cross Contamination of Food - It is important for students to know how to be safe when they are cooking. In this lesson students will review what they know about cross contamination and ways they can help prevent it. IXL offers more than 100 sixth grade language arts skills to explore and learn! Not sure where to start? Go to your personalized Recommendations wall to find a skill that looks interesting, or select a skill plan that aligns to your textbook, state standards, or standardized test.

Spring Sport Tryouts

Spring sports tryouts will start on Tuesday Feb 16 for the sports of baseball, softball, and boys and girls soccer. You must have a completed physical packet to tryout. You can print one from the link below or stop by the front office to pick one up. If you have any questions please contact Coach Troy at telsenheimer@greenville.k12.sc.us or at 355-8509.

Track and Field Practice

Woodmont High School’s Boys and Girls' Track and Field teams will begin practice on February 1st, Mondays through Fridays from 4pm-6pm. The meeting place for practices will be on the high school track. We are inviting any interested middle school athletes to participate in practices.

A completed physical packet, completed by a physician, parent, and athlete, is required for participation. The packets can be found and printed from either the Woodmont High School web pages or below:

Any further questions may be emailed to the Director of Track and Field, Coach Adrian DesChamps (adescham@greenville.k12.sc.us).

The Weekly Wildcat

Check out the new edition of The Weekly Wildcat newsletter that is now available. It is filled with information to stay up-to-date about things that are happening at Woodmont Middle School.
The Weekly Wildcat

Yearbooks for Sale!

Wildcats! This is a year you're going to talk about for a long time. Grab a copy of the 2020-2021 yearbook while they're still available!

Ms. Leeder's STEAM Recycling Research

Ms. Leeder's Sixth Grade STEAM class studied a variety of ways that pollution is hurting our environment and then created websites to educate the Woodmont Community about why these topics are important and how we all can help be better citizens.

WMS Wildcat Basketball

Congratulations to our student-athletes who made the 2020-21 basketball teams!

Girls' Team: Jaleea Broughton, Savanah Camden, Dior Dumas, Aamiyah Harper, Daijah Littlejohn, Jayda Miller, Zaria Miller, Tatelyn Patrridge, Tyana Pullman, Gabriela Stewart, Aniya Williams, Alicia Young

Manager: Tiyana Lewis

Coach: Billy Gibson

Boys' Team: Jacoria Carter, Camron Clayton, Micah Donald, Brett Erickson, Joenahvi Johnson, Luke Moon, Zacharias Martin, Amari McDonald, Jadyn Ric, Kiandre Thompson, D'ontez Walker, Auston Williams

Manager: Andrew Burdick

Coach: Billy Gibson

2020-21 SCHEDULE

12/7 vs. Hillcrest @ AWAY12/10 vs. Bryson @ HOME
12/14 vs. Ralph Chandler @ HOME
12/17 vs. Rudolph Gordon @ AWAY

1/14 vs. Hillcrest @ HOME

1/21 vs. Bryson @ AWAY

1/25 vs. Ralph Chandler @ AWAY

1/28 vs. Rudolph Gordon @ HOME - 8th Grade Night!

2/10 Playoffs Begin

2/13 Finals

COVID- 19 Reporting

Parents are asked to report any COVID-19 exposures as well as quarantines within the home to the school principal.

The CDC recommends avoiding all non-essential travel and both the CDC and SC DHEC asks persons returning from international travel within the past 14 days to monitor their health, stay home as much as possible and wear a mask while in public. Staff and students can return to school after U.S. or international travel provided they have not been knowingly exposed to COVID-19 and do not have symptoms of illness, in addition to adhering to all precautionary measures in place at the school.

Parents are strongly encouraged to screen their students daily, at home, for COVID-19 symptoms (see below). If a student takes a COVID-19 test because he/she is symptomatic, the student should not be physically present in school until the test results are returned.

Keep students at home if they present with any of the following symptoms:

cough or shortness of breath, or difficulty breathing;
fever or chills;
muscle or body aches;
vomiting or diarrhea; or,
new loss of taste or smell.

Per DHEC regulations, any staff or student identified as having spent 15 minutes or more within six feet of a positive case are considered close contacts and will be excluded from school for a minimum of 14 days. Students and staff who were not close contacts will be allowed to remain at school. We will be sure and let you know if these notification requirements change. Additional information is available on the GCS Parent Resource webpage.

McKinney ISD has prepared a Coronavirus (COVID-19) information page with links to important resources relating to the district's response to the pandemic. This page will be updated as new information is made available. Visit http://www.mckinneyisd.net/covid/ to learn more.

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