Our Mission & Vision

Mission:  Waimea Middle School empowers all students with the skills, values, and cultural understanding to successfully navigate high school and beyond.

Vision:  A Place of Infinite Possibilities

Character Trait of the Month:  March 2019 - 'Ike - Knowledge and Sense of Place

Project Based Learning
PROJECT BASED LEARNING

'Ike Hawai'i
'IKE HAWAI'I - SENSE OF PLACE

News
WMS NEWS and EVENTS

GET INVOLVED IN OUR STUDENTS' LEARNING!  

Weekly - M-W-Fr:         Hot Chocolate Club!  7-7:50 am

Weekly - T-Th:              Homework Help+  2:15-3:45 pm

Every Friday:                Aloha Friday Snack Shop - Morning recess

March 18-26:                Extended Spring Break 

Tues., March 26:          Kuhio Day - No School  

Wed., March 27:           4th Quarter Begins; Classes resume  

Thurs., March 28:         WE ARE COMMUNITY:  Caring Community Supports

                                      For Students & Families - WMS, WES Families & Entire 

                                      Community Invited - 5-6:30 pm  STEAM Learning Ctr 

April 1-May 17:             4th Qtr 21st Century After-School Classes  

Tues., April 16:             WMS Local Advisory Panel (LAP) Meeting - 4:30-6 pm

Wed., April 17:              K(Arts) Grand Finale at Kahilu Theatre!  Doors @ 5 pm

Fri., April 19:                 Good Friday - No school

April 23-25:                   Math SBA – Schoolwide – mornings; Makeup 4/26

April 30-May 2:             ELA SBA – Schoolwide - mornings; Makeup 5/3

May 7-9:                       ELA SBA – Schoolwide – mornings; Makeup 5/10

May 6-10:                     National Teacher-Staff Appreciation Week

May 13-15:                   HSA Science Assessment – 2nd Round – 8th grade 

Fri., May 17:                 WMS May Day Ho’ike – Gym @ 9:30 am 

Saturday, May 18:        Mala'ai Garden - Wa'a Send-Off Celebration - 9-Noon

Mon., May 20:              Algebra Assessment – 8th grade only

Tues., May 21:             WMS Local Advisory Panel (LAP) Meeting - 4:30-6 pm

Fri., May 24:                 6th Grade Ancient World Tour Hoʻike - All day 

Fri., May 31:                 8th Grade Exit and Final Day of the school year  

June 12-28:                  Summer Bridge Program for Incoming 6th Graders - A

                                       Partnership with 21st Century CLC & Kanu o ka 'Aina 

                                        - Registration Deadline May 15  


Coming Events

  • ALL INVITED – ‘WE ARE COMMUNITY’: 5-6:30 p.m., Thursday, March 28 STEAM Learning Center.  Called “Caring Supports For Students, Families and Community,” the entire community is invited!  Please see flyer attached.  It’s very casual affair to help connect families with ...
    Posted Mar 21, 2019, 2:48 PM by Patti Cook
  • Summer Bridge For Incoming 6th Grade Only - June 12-28, 2019 Click here for the Summer Bridge application.  For incoming students to make the transition to 6th grade!  8 am to 4 pm including breakfast and lunch!  
    Posted Mar 21, 2019, 2:54 PM by Patti Cook
  • YOU ARE INVITED: WMS To Co-Host 3rd HA Summit April 4-5, 2019 The Office of Hawaiian Education (OHE), in partnership with North Hawaiʻi schools and community, invite you to join us for the 3rd annual NĀ HOPENA AʻO (HĀ) SUMMIT 2019, WAIMEA ...
    Posted Mar 21, 2019, 1:40 AM by Steven Smith
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Recent Announcements

  • Employment We are recruiting for the following positions:    Mathematics Teacher (1.0 FTE) - 2019-20 -  School Bus Monitor - Casual Bus and Van Drivers - Substitute/Guest Teacher - Please click here for more ...
    Posted by Patti Cook
  • SPRING BREAK: Mon., March 18 thru March 26, 2019 Classes resume Wed., March 27, 2019
    Posted Mar 19, 2019, 10:08 PM by Steven Smith
  • Urgent Student Transportation Changes Effective March 27, 2019 Click here for details affecting all student transportation services. Please call the office (887-6090 Ext. 222) with questions. Mahalo!
    Posted Mar 21, 2019, 1:27 AM by Steven Smith
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