Wellsboro Area School District -

The Wellsboro Area School District will be conducting a security lockdown drill the week of October 14 through October 17, 2025.

📣 Middle School Homecoming Fun! 💚💛💙❤️🖤

Today's dress-up theme “Cozy Day or Favorite TV Character!”
Show off your comfiest outfit or channel your favorite character from the screen!

Plus, Monday our 6th Grade students started the Homecoming spirit week with Color Wars — dress in your class color and show that Hornet pride! 🐝

A day full of school spirit and smiles! 💛💚 #HornetPride #WASDHomecoming #SpiritWeek

Students working hard on learning about sentence structure and sight words!

Kindergarten read the fiction book Acorn Was A Little Wild and the nonfiction book Acorns To Oak Trees, discussed the difference between fiction and nonfiction books and made handprint acorns during library class.

Next week is HOMECOMING week! These are the dress up days for CL and DG and some events taking place during the week!

RLBMS Student Council is spreading school spirit downtown! Students took the lead by identifying local businesses, calling for permission, and painting their windows to get everyone excited for next week’s Homecoming. We love seeing our students take initiative and bring Hornet pride to the community!

WASD Athletic events schedule October 6th through October 11th, 2025

🎡✨ Homecoming Carnival! ✨🎡

📅 Wednesday, October 8, 2025
🕔 5:00 PM
📍 Wellsboro High School Commons

Join us for an evening of fun as we celebrate Homecoming Week with the Hornets! 🐝💚🤍

🎯 Games
🍔 Food
🎨 Crafts
📚 Books
…and more!

Bring your friends and family for a night full of school spirit and community fun. 🎉

🎉 RLBMS Homecoming Week Dress-Up Days! 🎉

Show your school spirit by joining in the fun all week long!

Monday, 10/6 – Color Wars
Dress in your class colors:

🖤 Staff: Black

💛 8th Grade: Yellow

💙 7th Grade: Blue

❤️ 6th Grade: Red

🧡 5th Grade: Orange

Tuesday, 10/7 – TV Night Tuesday
Dress as your favorite TV or movie character, OR keep it cozy with pajamas/comfy clothes!

Wednesday, 10/8 – Hawaiian vs. Western
Go tropical with Hawaiian/summer vibes 🌺 or western/country style 🤠.

Thursday, 10/9 – Biome Day
Represent your favorite biome! ❄️ Tundra (scarves/gloves), 🌲 Forest (camo), 🌊 Coast (sun attire), and more.

Friday, 10/10 – Green & White Day
Wear green and white to show your school pride! 💚🤍

Let’s make it the best Homecoming Week yet! 🎉🐝

4th grade students turned in their 4th grade tickets to have lunch with Dr. Callahan today. :)

Second grade learned about the four essential things needed to survive in a habitat today. They made habitat hats and played a deer habitat population game to show what they learned.

Kindergarten Applefest Fun!! .Taste testing .Parts of an Apple .Sink or Float? .Apple Painting .Apple hats .Apple songs .Making applesauce

Third grade took a field trip on Friday to Leonard Harrison.

Students learned how to draw Johnny Appleseed with Mrs. Shaw.

RLBMS 6th graders are hands-on scientists today! In science class, students are investigating how air pressure works using a “pressure in a jar” indicator. They’re observing changes, recording data, and making real-world connections to the science of weather and everyday life.

First grade taste tested apples with Mr. Singer

Kylie Brill is The Writer of The Week in Mrs. Lightner's class

Special thanks to the RLBMS Nature Club, who worked hard today planting bulbs and pulling weeds in front of the school to beautify our campus!

First grade had a fantastic day during Johnny Appleseed Day on Friday. Students were able to visit all first grade teachers for fun activities and we also made applesauce !

Students in Third Grade went on their first field trip on Friday to Leonard Harrison State Park. While there, students engaged in many activities and team building challenges such as a scavenger hunt and building beaver dams. They also learned about different landmarks and features throughout the park. This trip allowed the students a hands on experience to further assist them in answering that week’s ELA essential question: How do landmarks help us understand our country’s story? It also reinforced the theme of protecting our nation’s parks and wildlife.