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

2019-2020 School Year Theme:  Student Voice!   

Project Based Learning
PROJECT BASED LEARNING

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

News
WMS NEWS and EVENTS

GET INVOLVED IN STUDENT LEARNING!


Coming Events

  • IMPORTANT: All Families Urged To Attend This is the most important gathering of the year for families to meet teachers and staff and learn about how best to support learning and progress.  Please RSVP today and ...
    Posted Aug 14, 2019, 11:45 AM by Patti Cook
  • Please Save This Date & Maybe Win An iPad Pro! WMS 7th Annual Fun Run will be fun & family friendly and it will help WMS raise funds for our popular after-school K(Arts) program!  Please join us -- or, consider ...
    Posted Aug 13, 2019, 2:23 PM by Patti Cook
  • Cross Country Practice Begins! Sign-ups: Until Aug. 16, 2019Practice Location:  WMS field - meet behind P-03 on basketball court Days & Times: Mon. 2:30 – 4p; Wed. 1:30 – 3p; Thur. 2:30 ...
    Posted Aug 14, 2019, 1:27 PM by Patti Cook
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Recent Announcements

  • Please Support Waimea Middle School When Shopping At KTA!
    Posted Aug 13, 2019, 11:43 AM by Steven Smith
  • Check Out These Free Student Supports! Tutoring
    Posted Aug 13, 2019, 11:30 AM by Patti Cook
  • We Need You to Become A Mentor! Mentoring a student is one of the most meaningful ways that you can contribute to our school!  Please call us to talk about what's involved and why it's ...
    Posted Aug 13, 2019, 2:23 PM by Patti Cook
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