Crime Stoppers Tip Submission Form
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Information about Math Acceleration
[Update, May 26] Every student who was recommended for mathematics acceleration should now have access to a channel in Microsoft Teams (through Classlink). Any student who cannot access an acceleration team should contact Ben Smith smithba@santarosa.k12.fl.us promptly. The following is information for families of students recommended for Mathematics acceleration into an advanced Mathematics course. Placement in advanced classes depends on completion of the summer work. Please click or touch here for complete information from Mr. Lowrimore, principal. How to Get Started:...
Read MoreStudent Schedule Information for 2020-2021
Here are presentations for schedule options for students who will be attending WBMS in 2020-2021. For more information, contact guidance. 6th Grade Scheduling Presentation (updated 7/6)Download 7th Grade Scheduling Presentation (updated 7/6)Download 8th Grade Scheduling Presentation (updated 7/6)Download
Read MoreSecond Packet Pickup
From Mr. Lowrimore: Our next packet pick-up will be Thursday, April 30, from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm, on the bus ramp. Packets that need to be delivered to homes will be delivered by transportation Friday, May 1.
Read MorePacket & Instrument Pick up
This message is only for those who have contacted the school and requested a paper packet. If you did not request a packet, do not show up looking for one tomorrow. We will not be able to assemble one for you. Packet pick up will be tomorrow, Thursday, April 2. Students with the last name beginning with the letters A-L can pick up packets from 1 pm to 4 pm. Students with the last name beginning with letters M-Z can pick up packets from 4 pm to 7 pm. Pick up service will be drive through only. Please drive to the bus ramp, crack your window and give us the name and grade...
Read MoreMental Health and Related Instruction
The Florida Board of Education requires that every student in grades 6- 12 receive at least 300 minutes of mental and emotional health instruction every year in a progressive manner. The following topics must be addressed during these lessons: (a) Recognition of signs and symptoms of mental health disorders; (b) Prevention of mental health disorders; (c) Mental health awareness and assistance; (d) How to reduce the stigma around mental health disorders; (e) Awareness of resources, including local school and community resources; (f) The process for accessing treatment; (g) Strategies to...
Read More7th & 8th Grade Schedules for 2019-2020
Information about schedules for next year’s 7th and 8th graders is now available. Information for rising 7th gradersInformation for rising 8th graders
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