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Wayne-Westland Community Schools is hosting a 3v3 basketball tournament for grades 4-12 on May 11 at John Glenn High School!
- $25 per player
- Coed teams
- 4 players per team
- Half-court game format
- 3 game minimum
- Must be enrolled in Wayne-Westland Community Schools
As we reflect on the past week at Adams, there are several noteworthy events and updates we would like to share with you.
Last week marked the completion of MStep testing for our students. This is a significant milestone, and we want to commend our students for their hard work and dedication throughout the testing period. We also want to extend our appreciation to our staff for their efforts in preparing our students for these assessments.
We hope you are enjoying the blossoming spring season. We wanted to take a moment to update you on some recent events and activities at our school.
Firstly, we're thrilled to report that on Monday, our students had the incredible opportunity to witness the solar eclipse. Thank you to the staff members who ensured students had approved solar glasses for safe viewing. It was truly a breathtaking event that left us all in awe of the wonders of the universe. Mrs. Bukosky and Mr. Mason showered staff members with Cosmic Brownies and Star Crunches as a small token of appreciation for everything they do to support our students and our school community, and of course to celebrate the solar eclipse!
As we settle back into our school routine, I wanted to provide you with an update on what happened during our first week back. Our 8th-grade students have hit the ground running with preparations for the PSAT digital test. This week, they engaged in valuable practice sessions where they familiarized themselves with the digital testing platform and took a practice test. These activities are integral to helping them feel confident and prepared for the upcoming assessment. We appreciate their dedication and focus during these sessions.
We trust that everyone enjoyed a wonderful and rejuvenating spring break. As we transition into the our last marking period of the year, we have some important updates to share with you.
Firstly, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mrs. Mytych for her years of dedicated service to Wayne-Westland Community Schools. Her commitment to our students and staff has been invaluable, and we wish her all the best in her well-deserved retirement.
As we eagerly await the arrival of warmer days, we would like to remind you of our school dress code to ensure a positive and respectful learning environment for all students. Please take note of the following guidelines:
- Safe Footwear: Ensure that your child wears safe footwear at all times.
- Clothing Coverage: School attire should cover the shoulders to mid-thigh.
- Indoor Sunglasses: Please remind your child not to wear sunglasses inside the building.
- Prohibited Clothing: The following items are not permitted: pajamas, slippers, exposed underwear, halter-tops, bare midriffs, bare sides, sheer clothing, low cut tops, skirts/shorts that do not reach below fingertips, and t-shirts with drug or alcohol-related content.
- Inappropriate Symbols: Avoid clothing, jewelry, or accessories that represent groups advocating drug use, violence, or disruptive behavior. Items promoting inappropriate or illegal behavior, profanity, or double meanings are also not allowed.
- Restricted Accessories: Wallet chains and chains over 6 inches, as well as spiked jewelry, are not permitted.
We would like to share updates on our recent sports achievements and provide some important information about upcoming events.
Our Girls' Basketball teams and wrestling teams wrapped up their seasons this week, and we want to extend heartfelt congratulations to all the athletes for their hard work and dedication. Your commitment has made this season truly remarkable.
Our swim team recently competed against McBride, showcasing their skills in the pool. We're looking forward to another exciting swim meet on March 12th at the Wayne Memorial pool. Your continued support means a lot to our swimmers, so please come out and cheer them on!
We had an exciting week back to school. Our virtual day went very well. Our students logged in, met with their teachers, and completed their work. Teachers shared that attendance was high and students were engaged! BRAVO.
Our swim, girls' basketball, and wrestling teams competed this week and represented Adams well! On Tuesday, March 5th, our swim team will compete at the Wayne Memorial High School Pool. Come out and support our swimmers!!
We hope everyone had an enjoyable winter break. Hoping you were able to find time to rest and recharge! We are excited to welcome our students back to school tomorrow.
Tuesday, our school day is virtual. Adams Middle School is a polling site for the Presidential Primary. Building administrators and classroom teachers have been working diligently to facilitate a smooth virtual learning day. Teachers will distribute assignments on Monday (February 26) and meet with their classes via Google Classroom on Tuesday (February 27). School will resume as normal on Wednesday, February 28, 2024.
We hope everyone has a wonderful week ahead and are excited to see our students tomorrow!
Thank you!
Mrs. Bukosky and Mrs. Mytych
This week our basketball and wrestling teams competed at home! Our swim team has also started practicing. Their first meet is at the end of the month. Our tardies have improved dramatically. Thank you for your support and for speaking to your child about the importance of getting class on time. It has made a huge difference.
As a school community, we are celebrating Black History Month!
ASALH is a group that chooses the theme for Black History Month every year. ASALH stands for the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. ASALH was started in 1915 by a man named Dr. Carter G. Woodson. ASALH teaches people about Black history in the U.S. It has many events during Black History Month to celebrate Black history. ASALH has headquarters in Washington, D.C.