Look What's Happening at West Madison
We had 22 4th -6th graders compete in the Randolph Raider Math Challenge today. They came home with the hardware below. I am so proud of them. Hard work does pay off.
Congratulations to the 5th Grade Team and the 6th Grade Team!
5th Grade - 1st Place
6th Grade - 3rd Place
Individual Winners:
Yashas - 1st Place
Mike - 2nd Place
Aubteen - 4th Place
Sujay 3rd Place
Jonathan - 5th Place
Jake - 8th Place
Megan - 3rd Place
Thank you to all the PTA officers and to all the parent volunteers and teachers for making this years West Madison Spring Carnival truly a community event and a complete SUCCESS!
We could not do it without all of you!
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One of the many talented people performing. |
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Hello from the Allen Family! |
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Mrs. Miller and Creasy helping with games! |
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Did I win a cake? or cookies? No...maybe some delicious bread. |
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Fun at Bingo again! BINGO! |
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WMES has some talented parents. |
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Thank you Coach Upshaw for going down so many times! |
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Anna checking out one of the many vendor booths! |
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Batman even had a great time! |
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BINGO - A Big Hit! |
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The WMES Juggling Team |
This week began with a group of 6th Graders taking the ACT Aspire Test on Tuesday!
"Let's Go 6th Grade, Let's Go!" Chants from the 3rd graders who lined the halls.
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Aubteen honored at the Madison City Board Meeting on Thursday night for getting 2nd place in the state chess tournament with the Madison Chess League!
A Talented Group of Enrichment Students went to the State House in Montgomery on Wednesday.
They got a chance to lobby for additional funding in Alabama for gifted education!
Our last month of SciQuest. It has been wonderful. The students have truly enjoyed their STEM classes. We can't wait to see what's in store for next year.
Rick Shelton was back to work with teachers and students on writing.
He worked with 1st grade, 4th grade and 5th grade. He will be back in May to work with another group of students and teachers. Great day of learning for teachers and students.