On Friday, our West Side 5th graders rolled up their sleeves and helped harvest over 2,000 pounds of squash! 💪
The squash will go to the County Extension Office, where it will be distributed to members of our community.
We are so proud of our West Side students for showing that even small hands can make a BIG difference! ❤️ Through hard work, teamwork, and service, our students are doing their part to help build a stronger, more connected community.
Way to go, West Side 5th graders! 🌟
We are so grateful for your hard work, dedication, and commitment to keeping our students safe. Thank you for all you do to protect and support our school community! ❤️👏
We are so proud of our students for reaching Mission Ready Status in Respect and Relationships! Their hard work, positive choices, and commitment to showing respect and building strong relationships have paid off.
Way to go, West Side! We are proud of the work you’ve done to show that you are MISSION READY! 🚀💙
We would like to recognize and thank McDonalds and Arby's for generously donating the prizes for this Bingo! We are grateful for McDonalds and Arby's for supporting our teachers!!!
If a 50-pound 4th grader stood on one side of a giant scale, about how many 50-pound kids would it take to equal a 2,700-pound pumpkin?
This Saturday, September 26th- at the Washakie fairgrounds- registration 8:00 am-10:00 a, weigh off 11:00 am-1:00 pm, pumpkin drop to follow.
A huge THANK YOU to Worland High School for inviting our West Side Elementary 4th and 5th graders to join in the pep rally assembly!
There is something pretty special about giving our students a glimpse of what’s ahead. They got to experience the energy, excitement, school spirit, and FUN that comes with being part of the high school community. Even better, they got to experience it alongside the older students they look up to!
Opportunities like this help our kids see that they are part of something bigger and give them something to look forward to as they continue their journey through school.
Thank you, WHS, for including our West Side students and making them feel like part of the team!
WCSD#1 has the following immediate opening:
District Technology Director - full time with full benefits available
Please visit the district website to apply:
www.wsh1.k12.wy.us-employment
🎉 Congratulations to Mr. Kiesel’s class for winning our Friday Morning Phone-In Trivia Question! 📞🏆
Think you can get it right too? 🤔
🌱 How long does it take a beet to mature from a seed?
Drop your guess in the comments! 👇🎉 Congratulations to Mr. Kiesel’s class for winning our Friday Morning Phone-In Trivia Question! 📞🏆
Think you can get it right too? 🤔
🌱 How long does it take a beet to mature from a seed?
Drop your guess in the comments! 👇
"Hi West Side families, This Friday Sept. 11, students are welcome to bring a remote control car for a fun RC Car Recess! This is completely optional. If your child chooses to bring one, please remind them that they are responsible for keeping track of and taking care of their car and remote. For safety, please no flying remote-control toys (drones, helicopters, etc.). We’re excited to have some fun!"
Here is the question of the week. Lets see how you do.
What are the smaller rockets attached to the sides of some larger rockets called?... Good Luck!
Congratulations to our very first West Side Elementary Bingo winner, Mrs. Penny King! 🥳 She’s taking home a great prize package with gift cards from Coffee Cabin, Arby’s, and McDonald’s! ☕🍔🍟
A huge THANK YOU to COFFEE CABIN, ARBY'S, and McDONALDS for their generous donations and for supporting the teachers and staff at West Side Elementary! Your support means so much to our school community. 💙
And Mrs. King… enjoy your winnings! 🎉👏
Who will be our next Bingo winner?! 👀
From West Side to NASA! West Side Elementary was honored to welcome back former Thunderbird Aaron Vigil through a special assembly with our students. Aaron is now a mechanical engineer at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center and is part of the team working on NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which is scheduled to launch this Sunday. During his virtual visit with our 5th graders, Aaron shared his journey from growing up in Wyoming and attending West Side to studying engineering at the University of Wyoming and ultimately working on one of NASA’s exciting space missions. His story was an inspiring reminder to our students that big dreams can begin right here at West Side Elementary. We are incredibly proud to call Aaron a Thunderbird and grateful that he took the time to connect with our students and encourage them to dream big and pursue their passions!
