Please read over our end of the year Redskin Report. We hope that you are enjoying your summer break!
https://wapak.edurooms.com/engage/wapakoneta-city-schools/newsletters/end-of-the-year-redskin-report
WMS Families: If your child had registered for tomorrow's Optimist Club golf camp, it has been rescheduled for Sunday, July 13th. The session scheduled for Sunday, June 29th is still on, as planned.
Attention incoming 5th grade students! Please view the orientation video to help prepare you for the upcoming school year at WMS. This video will be available on this post and on the website throughout the summer. We also have identified topics and the times during the video on the "Timeline". Have a great summer!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i5B9EBrTpjjqCTJLa3KofP0LWNunSfgU/view?usp=drive_link (Video)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eQipO8AzlJJtUlbxkRJB_CPVvbBri-W7/view?usp=drive_link (Timeline)
There is still time to register for the Wapakoneta Breakfast Optimist Club youth golf camp. Sign up for a session on June 22nd or June 29th. If you would prefer to register online, use the link below.
https://tinyurl.com/WBOCKidsGolfCamp2025
This spring, Leo Kohler and Javan Steele were the WMS winners of the Auglaize County Board of DD essay contest. Congratulations boys!
Parents,
Please read over the attached information concerning busing, Final Forms, and lunches for the 2025/2026 school year. Enjoy your summer break!
Morning announcements for Friday, May 23rd. Have a great summer! https://5il.co/3h1xw
Morning announcements for Wednesday, May 21st. https://5il.co/3guzz
Our summer breakfast/lunch program will start June 3. If you are interested please read over the flyer and the attached documentation. The meals will be available every Tuesday from June 3 through June 23 for children 1 to 18. There is a limit of 7 per family and they can be picked up at Cridersville or Wapakoneta High School.
Last night at our school board meeting we honored five of our retirees. Wapakoneta City Schools would like to thank Michelle Law, Mark Koch, Scott Wilson, Michelle Roediger, and Jan Yinger for all that they have done for our school system, and most importantly our kids. Congratulations on your retirement, you will be missed!
Each May, our 5th grade students are able to learn from professionals about many different pieces of heavy equipment and how to use them properly at "Safety Day". Mr. Brown and the WHS Ag. Dept., as well as other local professionals, gather to educate our students on how to be safe on the job. This year, our 6th graders participated as well after being rained out last spring as 5th graders. A huge thank you to Mr. Brown for organizing this event each year!
Morning announcements for Monday, May 19th. https://5il.co/3gksz
Morning announcements for Friday, May 16th. Have a great weekend! https://5il.co/3gg2h
This week was National Police Week. We want to take a moment to personally thank our school resource officers, the Wapakoneta Police Department, our Sheriff's Office, and the Highway Patrol for all that they do for our community. We are very fortunate to live in a community with outstanding individuals who protect and serve us every day. Thank you for all that you do for Wapakoneta City Schools and our city!
Morning announcements for Thursday, May 15th. https://5il.co/3gbac
Morning announcements for Wednesday, May 14th. https://5il.co/3g2rp
Morning announcements for Monday, May 12th. https://5il.co/3fsw4
6th Grade Social Studies students presented their Ancient Chinese inventions to a "Shark Tank" panel, incorporating a business experience into products we still use today. Bryson Neer and Braelyn Fisher were very prepared to start their wheel barrow business!
Morning announcements for Friday, May 9th. https://5il.co/3fqtf
We’re happy to welcome Shannon Aufderhaar to Wapakoneta City Schools!
Shannon is entering her ninth year of teaching and is a proud graduate of New Knoxville Local School. She earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Bowling Green State University. In the summer of 2024, she completed coursework and passed the exam to become a nationally recognized Certified Academic Language Practitioner (CALP)—a testament to her dedication to literacy and student success.
Shannon lives in New Knoxville with her husband, son, and their two dogs. She enjoys fishing at her family’s pond and spending time with loved ones. She’s especially excited to meet her co-teacher and begin working together to support and empower all 5th grade students!
