Calling all 5th grade families to our Second Annual Heritage Potluck dinner! This event is sponsored by the Passport Club and honors culinary traditions from all over the world. No matter what your background is, there must be a special dish you celebrate with at special times. Italian meatballs? Irish Soda Bread? Iraqi Kebab? West African Jollof Rice? We would love to come together as a community and share our traditional foods. Please join us April 23rd at 6:00 in the WMS caf. Fifth grade students or their families can email Megan Peabody-Alvarez at peabodym@westbrookschools.org or Katya Nash at nashk@westbrookschools.org to let us know you'll be attending (please do contact us, we need to know the number of people coming for planning purposes.). Hope to see you there!
8 days ago, Laurie Wood
Heritage Potluck
Here are some photo updates of Falcon Feather winners over the past 3 weeks. In addition, we have finally tallied up all of the Falcon Feathers from February. A big congratulations to our high fliers, McKenna Frenette, Cora Alley, Paige Grenier, Greta Reinhard, Emma Tameemi, and Jack Wescott, who earned the most Feathers in February.
11 days ago, Sam Chatto
Winners
Winners
Winners
As of this afternoon, roads have mostly been cleared, the power is back on at Congin, and power is on track to be restored in that part of the city this evening. That means that schools will be open tomorrow! If anything changes, I will notify you in the morning. Otherwise, we can plan on a regular day at all schools. This includes the PreK program, Adult Education, and the LEARNS before and after school program at the Community Center. Thank you to our Public Works crews and power company workers who have been hard at work all weekend. I hope your power has been restored and that you have a great evening.
25 days ago, Dr. Peter Lancia
Today's middle school track meet is cancelled due to weather!
27 days ago, Laurie Wood
A big congratulations to last week's Falcon Feather raffle winners! Pictured here is David Sean, Maurice Doucette, Maddy Clark, Addyson Pelletier, and Elijah McLoy. Not pictured is Ariana Stilphen, Maravilha Luzingu, Daphne McCannell, and Amelia Martin-Redman. These are just a few of our students who help to make our school great every day!
about 1 month ago, Sam Chatto
Raffle Winners
Help us help animals in need. We will be running our annual Fundraiser for Finn's Friends this March and we would love your support. Checkout the wish list and drop items off by March 18th. Thanks for helping our animal friends at the ARLGP.
about 2 months ago, Laurie Wood
wish list
Join us for Maine MAriner's game and support a good cause! Westbrook Middle School Night at Maine Mariners  Hockey is coming up on Friday, April 12th. Please join us by buying tickets in our reserved WMS section. See you there! https://fevo-enterprise.com/event/FalconsNestApril12th
about 2 months ago, Laurie Wood
Falcon's Nest
Here are some of the posters lining the WMS walls in honor of Black artists and inventors. We are celebrating Black History Month!
about 2 months ago, Laurie Wood
posters
Here are our weekly PBIS raffle winners. Pictured are Jaxon, Desire, Kenny, Izzy, and Callum. Not pictured are Ashley, Amelia, and Bella. Congrats to all of our winners this week and thanks for making our school a great place to be!
2 months ago, Sam Chatto
PBIS Raffle Winners
On Friday, we had our first school-wide PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports) raffle drawing for students! Pictured are our winners. They were recognized for things such as being respectful in the hallway, helping set up cones at recess, and being respectful at lunch. For prizes students chose to make a TikTok with teachers, use Mr. Chatto's chair for the day, have lunch with friends, and spend extra time with Finn. Congratulations to Maria, Kimber, Peniel, Maddy, Deannica, Reese, Madeleine, and Aden!
2 months ago, Sam Chatto
PBIS Winners!
The Gulf of Maine Research Institute is here today to share information about local seafood. They made roasted vegetables with haddock served over rice. It was a hit with our fifth graders!
2 months ago, Sam Chatto
Gulf of Maine Research Institute
​We will have another two hour delayed start of school in Westbrook today. This will give crews time to plow and treat streets, sidewalks, and school lots. As you know, a two hour delay means that schools will open two hours after the regular time and buses will pick up students about two hours after their usual time. There are no before school activities and there will be no PreK classes. Be safe today!
3 months ago, Dr. Peter Lancia
snow
Roads are very icy this morning but they are being treated and expected to improve. Because of this, we will have a two hour delayed start of school in Westbrook today, January 25. That means that schools will open two hours after their scheduled times and buses will pick up students about two hours after their usual time. There are no before school activities and PreK classes are canceled. Please be careful walking and driving this morning!
3 months ago, Dr. Peter Lancia
icy weather
I’d like to get everyone home before the height of the storm today, so we will be closing early. Dismissal at WHS and WMS will be at 11:30am. Dismissal at Canal, Congin, and Saccarappa will be at 12:20pm. There will be no PreK classes today and there will be no after school activities or practices. Be safe in the storm!
3 months ago, Dr. Peter Lancia
WSD
Check out this free after school activity for your WMS student!
3 months ago, Laurie Wood
Power School
Because power has not yet been restored at Saccarappa School, there is NO SCHOOL today at Saccarappa. At all other schools, we will have a 2 hour delayed start. That means that schools will open two hours after their regular opening and buses will pick up students 2 hours later than their usual times. This will give crews time to address road conditions and power outages, and extra time to get to work and school. There are no PK classes. Breakfast will be available when students arrive.
4 months ago, Dr. Peter Lancia
WSD
Have you heard about "Fresh Food Fridays," an outreach of The Locker Project? Launched at WMS in September, this initiative offers free produce to all students who choose to partake. Every other week, Lauren from the Locker Project arrives with a van packed full of fresh, delicious fruit, vegetables and breads for students to take home to their families. Falcon Academy student volunteers help unload, set up and host the distribution tables. Last Friday, about 250 students left for the weekend toting green bags bursting with apples, cucumbers, grapes, squash and more. Thank you, Locker Project, for helping our students be healthy, happy and ready to learn!
4 months ago, Laurie Wood
Food
WMS would like to thank all the participants in this past Saturday's Craft Fair! It was a HUGE success with so many talented crafters, a diverse selection of handmade items and some great concessions to boot. Special thanks to the WMS PTO who took the idea and ran with it. Look for a repeat next year!
5 months ago, Laurie Wood
The WMS Falcon's Nest is a program that helps to meet students' needs for food, snacks and clothing. Our Falcon Academy staff and students and our Student Council are working hard to meet the needs of all our students and we could use some help. Please consider donating to the snack drive we have going on now through the winter break. Students with full stomachs can concentrate better at school. Thank you in advance for your help! (here is the link to the Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1M5A8PUZZAAYL?ref_=wl_share)
5 months ago, Laurie Wood
Falcons' Nest
Don't miss out on Westbrook Middle School's first PTO-sponsored Craft Fair! We have dozens of craftspeople coming to share their wares.
5 months ago, Laurie Wood
Craft Fair