The cast and crew are super excited to bring their performance to you this weekend! We hope you can come out to see the show. Tickets are $15.oo. Performances: 4/1/22 @ 7:00pm & 4/2/22 @ 2:00pm & 7:00pm.

Tickets are now on sale for Mr. WB! Don't wait as they sell out fast! It is sure to be a fantastic night!

Mr. Pike's Intro to Engineering class building bridges for the chance to be the bridge that holds the most weight! Stay tuned for the winner!

Some great opportunities coming to you made possible by Inclusion Matters. On 4/5/22 listen to a panel discussion from adults with Autism # ActuallyAutistic & 4/25, Literacy Night which is for ALL elementary parents, NOT just parents with kids with disabilities.

Happy Monday! Check out all the great things happening in our middle school! https://www.smore.com/qhte5-march-newsletter?ref=email

Ms. O'Bryan's ELA class reviewing for the giver test, with big sticky notes and putting them in chronological order!

Check out the latest newsletter from our Guidance Department! https://www.smore.com/u2df3-guidance-news?ref=email

The West Bridgewater Drama Club is proud to present this season's spring musical: "Into the Woods", April 1st and 2nd, 2022. This modern twist on the beloved Brothers Grimm fairy tales musically follows the classic tales of Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and the Beanstalk, The Baker and his wife, Rapunzel and a Witch-all tied together in the dark woods. Showtimes are 7pm April 1st, and 2pm and 7pm April 2nd. All tickets are $15 general admission and can be purchased pre-show at the box office, or 3/24-4/1 at the MSHS main office. Please email Erin Brogna with any questions at ebrogna@wbridgewater.com. See you at the show!

Come on out to support our Inclusion Basketball Team as it takes on Pembroke Community Middle School Thursday, March 24th at 3:45!

Ms. Warnock’s Biology class doing a lab using bubbles as a model of a cell membrane. In the lab they manipulated the bubbles and made channels through them to demonstrate how materials can pass either directly through the cell membrane or through a special passage.

Congratulations to the newly qualified John and Abigail Adams Scholarship recipients. Ben Astor, Joelle Cameron, Harrison Hajj, Ryan LeBaron, William Maider, Madison Morash, Nathan Razza, Sophie Roy & Matthew Sullivan. Great Job!

We are super excited to host our first WB Unified Basketball game next Wednesday, March 16th at 3:30 at the MSHS. Come on out and cheer on our team on as we compete against Pembroke. T-shirts will also be available for $15.00!

Reminder there is a coffee hour tomorrow at 8:00 am at the MSHS.

Looking to make some money this spring? Good news WBYAA is looking for Softball umpires. No experience, no issue! Training will be provided to all. Must be at least in 7th grade or 13 years old. Games are Tuesdays and Thursdays evenings. Playing a sport? No problem, scheduling is flexible for everyone. Games pay between $15 - $25 per game. More information: https://venngage.net/ps/VOEMhR7GjQ/wbyaa-softball-umpire

If you are able please donate for our Blood Drive next Thursday, 3/17/2022 from 8:00am-1:00pm in the MSHS gymnasium. Click on the link to register for the date. https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/donation-time

And they are off! Good Luck WB! @WBMSHSAthletics @TheBench_WB

Thank you @SSRAC for speaking to our Health and PE students and providing engaging, interactive & real education about impaired driving and the consequences.

Some ELA TikTok fun with Mr. Franzie, one of our student teachers. From the Roarin' 20's of The Great Gatsby to the 2020's, dances are always evolving. This dance is called the griddy! https://youtu.be/ngVH-iVSxRU https://youtu.be/krT-36ZhuH0

Students from Mr. Nenopoulos' and Mr. Ennis' APUS History classes traveled to the Kennedy Institute in Boston where they engaged in the Legislative process involving the current Voting Rights Bill being debated in the US Capital. A great hands-on & fun learning experience.

Students from French, Spanish, and Art classes visited the Van Gogh Exhibition in Boston before vacation. French students have been studying the Impressionist movement in class, and they recreated their own interpretation of some of the great masterpieces.