Weeks Middle School was nominated by school community members for the Save 4 School program through Wal-Mart. The program awards teachers with a Wal-Mart Gift Card to help support the activities in their classrooms. Twenty Weeks teachers were …
Today in support of National Walk to School Day, Weeks’ 6th grade science students took a 1 mile walk during class. Students walked a charted course on the school soccer fields as they collected their qualitative observations for …
An exciting day for teachers at Weeks as Journey Church fulfilled teacher’s wishlists of classroom supplies from pens and paper to binders and USB flash drives. With happy smiles on their faces, teachers stocked their classrooms for the …
You can now find out what’s for breakfast and lunch at every school on every day of the year. You can even find out nutritional information. Just visit the Dining section on the new DMPS Mobile App. If …
Help us design this year’s Weeks Middle School Yearbook cover! Draw something that represents Weeks in a positive way. Submit your art to Ms. Kurth before October 10th and your design could be used on the cover of …
6th, 7th and 8th grade students are gearing up for our school-wide Science Fair in December. Click on this post for grade level expectations and resources to help your student complete their Science Fair Project.
Weeks celebrated the start of a brand new school year with a school-wide picnic. Staff and students enjoyed their lunches on the front lawn and games in the back lawn. See more pictures from the picnic on our …
The DMPS Social Studies Department is organizing the 4th trip to the nation’s capital for DMPS 8th graders. These students will have an opportunity to spend a week exploring Washington DC during spring break (March 15-19).
Confused by the new school schedule? Have no fear…Weeks is here! Click on the article title or picture to access the school schedule for each week day.
High-fives and butt balloon popping were among the tension-busting activities at Weeks Middle School this morning. WEB (Where Everyone Belongs) is a program that supports a positive learning environment and school climate by harnessing the power of spectacular 8th grade students to guide and mentor entering 6th grade students. Click the image to see more.
