Project TAG
Brinley, Bethanie, Staff Writers
February 19, 2019
At WSMS, students are participating in project TAG which stands for take and give. In TAG they leave inspirational drawings and quotes around for other people to take. “It’s made a lot of people smile and spread a lot of kindness and encouragement around the school,” said Ms.Slaver. TAG is not ...
Cell Phones Used in Classes
Audrey McCaffity, Co-Editor in Chief
February 19, 2019
Due to a small number of students failing to use cell phones appropriately in school, students must put phones away during the day. Making students put their cell phones in pockets is not effective. The majority of students have not used their cell phones to create interruptions during the school day....
Dehydration sweeps through the school
Audrey McCaffity, Ella Zhang, Co-Editor in Chief, Staff Writer
February 19, 2019
While many people believe that they drink enough water, 75% of Americans are living in a state of chronic dehydration. Staying hydrated can greatly benefit people’s physical and mental health, prevent sickness and headaches, and boost your brain’s performance. “I think it’s important t...
Library PCs Changed to Laptops
Mathias Alling, Co-Editor in Chief
February 19, 2019
The library has replaced many PCs with laptops this year because of convenience to the students. The library has replaced the PCs because a majority of the students come to work on group projects. The laptops allow them to move anywhere in the library to work such on a couch or on the tables inste...
Money making opportunities for students
Audrey McCaffity, Co-Editor in Chief
February 19, 2019
While briskly walking past store windows in hopes of getting home on time, they notice the pair of shoes they’ve been wanting for months. They ask their parents if they can have them in hopes the answer will be different. Then they hear it. The response that many kids dread: “Pay for it yourself...
Many students practice for UIL
Simi Fadel, Staff Writer
February 19, 2019
Students in the Fine Arts are practicing to compete in UIL competitions this March at Mckinney High School in Order to Secure their Title and earn perfect scores. “I feel very confident this year that Orchestra will earn a top score for the UIL performance,” said Alexandra Harris, 8, “We have...
Will Schmitt Helping the Elderly
Mathias Alling, Co-Editor and Chief
February 19, 2019
As Will walks up the stairway, he thinks about the Christmas season. Surrounding him though, are the walls of a decaying apartment building with many residents that lack basic necessities such as a working stove. “Mostly during Christmas because I like helping people,” said Will Schmitt, 8. D...
New students join the district
Mathias Alling, Co-Editor and Chief
February 19, 2019
Many new students have come to WSMS at the beginning of this semester. “Well, first of all, I have to say that WSMS does a good job welcoming new students. We have a lot of new students already because we are a growing district so there may know what it feels like to be new,” said WSMS counselor...
Project tag strikes back
Luke Wright, Christian Giordano, Staff Writers
February 19, 2019
Mrs. Slaver, the art teacher at WSMS, brings back Project TAG for its second year in action. She wants to spread hope to people that need it. The art classes do that by making small art pieces with inspirational quotes on them. “Project tag is kind of multifaceted for me,” said Art Teacher Jenny Slaver. ...
Basketball team starts Tour of Texas
Ella Zhang, Co-Editors in Chief
February 14, 2019
Winning the Tour of Texas takes hard work, practice, and perseverance. They must dive for every ball, and most importantly, they must beat their mental games. “You must be driven, don’t let the ball drop, and hustle a lot,” said Charlotte Wilson, 8. The Tour of Texas is a very competitive v...
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