🇺🇸 We Remember 9/11 🇺🇸
Today, our 6th-grade students took time to learn, reflect, and remember.
Students conducted interviews with family members about their memories and experiences surrounding September 11, 2001. They then shared their responses with classmates and discussed the importance of remembering the victims, their families, and the first responders who demonstrated incredible courage and service.
Students also learned about the observances taking place today in New York City, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.
Through conversations with family and classroom discussions, our students are helping to ensure that the stories and significance of 9/11 are remembered by a new generation.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget. 🇺🇸
Today, our 6th-grade students took time to learn, reflect, and remember.
Students conducted interviews with family members about their memories and experiences surrounding September 11, 2001. They then shared their responses with classmates and discussed the importance of remembering the victims, their families, and the first responders who demonstrated incredible courage and service.
Students also learned about the observances taking place today in New York City, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.
Through conversations with family and classroom discussions, our students are helping to ensure that the stories and significance of 9/11 are remembered by a new generation.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget. 🇺🇸
Nutrition Inc. got some support husking corn from some of our ag hornets! This contributed to fresh sweet corn or Mexican street corn, all locally grown at Pag o Mars as one of our lunch options!
It's amazing to partner with local entities to provide our students healthy, fresh, local food choices!
It's amazing to partner with local entities to provide our students healthy, fresh, local food choices!
Painting butterflies to go along with our life cycle of a butterfly in Mrs. Lightner's class.
Congrats to this week's PBIS winners who were recognized for being kind, being safe, and being responsible!
Congrats to this week's PBIS winners who were recognized for being kind, being safe, and being responsible!
Our kiddos love to visit Morning Bins when their morning work is done. It’s a great time to visit with a friend and get ready to start our day!
Skip counting by 2’s 5’s and 10’s in Mrs. Tice’s classroom for math!
This week we are focusing on the butterfly life cycle. Today we made a puppet caterpillar! We have two caterpillars and we named them Hornet and Pencil!
Once again, Wellsboro Area High School earned a high National ranking in 2026-2027 Best High Schools...the highest yet!
"By earning a national ranking in the top 40%, Wellsboro Area High School achieved status as a U.S. News Best High School and gained eligibility to display a U.S. News-trademarked 2026-2027 Best High Schools award."
This is only achievable through the commitment, dedication, and hard work of our both our staff and students!
It's a great time to be a hornet!!!
"By earning a national ranking in the top 40%, Wellsboro Area High School achieved status as a U.S. News Best High School and gained eligibility to display a U.S. News-trademarked 2026-2027 Best High Schools award."
This is only achievable through the commitment, dedication, and hard work of our both our staff and students!
It's a great time to be a hornet!!!
Mrs. Clark’s first grade is learning sight words one hop at a time! 💕🦘
Learning in Miss Williams’ class! Kindergarteners are practicing numbers on whiteboards and drawing pictures that begin with letter sounds!
Here's a few scenes from the library! Last week our Kindergarteners enjoyed their first book checkout of the year and our 2nd graders investigated a crime scene of damaged books to learn about proper book care! 📚
Third graders in Miss Lancaster’s class used Play-Doh and LEGO blocks to model and skip count objects in equal groups to find how many there are. Students built groups such as 3 groups of 6 and connected their models to the equation 3 × 6 = 18.
This hands-on activity helped students see what multiplication actually looks like and builds understanding of multiplication beyond simply memorizing facts!
Second Grade is studying the life cycle of insects. We came back to a surprise from the weekend and we were able to release several Monarchs.
The high school art room is in full swing! This past week Oil painting students were experimenting with various painting techniques, Ceramics 1 learned about double pinch pots and Drawing and painting was focusing on contour drawings.
A huge thank you to First Heritage FCU for supporting our home opener, which was a hornet victory! It was really well received! We are fortunate to have the caring partners we do to invest in our school community!
Go Hornets!
One Week Away!
Picture Day Is Coming! 📸
Rock L. Butler Middle School pictures are Friday, September 11th!
Families can order online at inter-state.com/order using Order Code: 0543mna
Don’t miss the chance to capture those school-year memories! 📸💙
Picture Day Is Coming! 📸
Rock L. Butler Middle School pictures are Friday, September 11th!
Families can order online at inter-state.com/order using Order Code: 0543mna
Don’t miss the chance to capture those school-year memories! 📸💙
Children's Health Insurance Program information flyer.
Check out these future programmers! 🎮💻
What a fun day in Mr. Buonaiuto's class — students were hard at work programming, designing, and editing their own video games!
Here at WAHS, we're proud to offer such a wide range of experiences for our students, helping them discover something they could turn into a lifelong passion. 🐝💪
🗺️✨ Mapping Out Their Imaginations! ✨🗺️
Our students are getting creative in art class as they design their very own Fantasy Maps! 🌎
Today, students used a scoop of rice to arrange and shape unique landforms on their paper. Once they were happy with their designs, they carefully traced around the rice with a fine-tip Sharpie to permanently create their land formations. 🏔️🏝️🌊
From mountains and valleys to islands and coastlines, every map is as unique as the imagination behind it! 🎨🗺️
We love seeing our students combine creativity, planning, and artistic skills to bring their fantasy worlds to life!
Our students are getting creative in art class as they design their very own Fantasy Maps! 🌎
Today, students used a scoop of rice to arrange and shape unique landforms on their paper. Once they were happy with their designs, they carefully traced around the rice with a fine-tip Sharpie to permanently create their land formations. 🏔️🏝️🌊
From mountains and valleys to islands and coastlines, every map is as unique as the imagination behind it! 🎨🗺️
We love seeing our students combine creativity, planning, and artistic skills to bring their fantasy worlds to life!
