We love punctual students here at Weeks Middle School.  Unfortunately,  winter weather and slippery driving conditions caused a two hour late start on Friday, but many of our students arrived to school on-time and ready to learn.  Punctual …

WEB leaders and their 6th grade pals spread the holiday cheer as students and staff make hot chocolate and shared good times during Advisory.  WEB (Where Everyone Belongs) is a program that supports a positive learning environment and …

Talent and hard work pays off as our orchestra students perform for friends and family in the Weeks Auditorium.  Check out the concert photos on our Flickr page link.

6th grade student gave an outstanding performance in front of families and community members. Students sang, acted and created their own choreography to songs of Pop and Rock. Check out all of the performance pictures on our school Flickr page.

Weeks students were awarded Wildcat Tags this week in grade-level assemblies.  Students were awarded tags during the assembly for Perfect Grades, Perfect Behavior and Perfect Attendance.  Students who are awarded the Wildcat Tags are eligible to participate in …

It’s Weeks Middle School Family Fun Night on Tuesday, November 19th from 6-7:30pm. Be ready to play, learn, and just have a good time! This year’s Family Fun Night theme is Monopoly.

The Weeks Wildcat Band traveled to our neighborhood Hy-Vee to honor our veterans with a roaring concert. Both students and veterans performed patriotic music for the holiday audience.

Fun, Fabulous and Female are enjoying their first few weeks of group. Girls are enjoying carving pumpkins for Halloween. Group meets every Tuesday from 2:30 – 4:30.

Weeks Science Bound, partnered with Iowa State University, participated in a scavenger hunt activity and archery activities. Science Bound is a pre-collage program designed to increase the number of ethnically diverse Iowa students who pursue careers in agriculture, science, engineering and mathematics.

Lights. Camera. Action! Students use visual inferences from a silent digital movie to create and narrate an original script. 7th grade Literacy students performed the collaborative script for their peers on Thursday in our Auditorium. Check out the article for more details about the project and our Flickr page for pictures.