This year's graduating seniors will have the most unusual stories to share about their final year of high school. The COVID-19 pandemic was responsible for March 13th being the last day of in-person attendance at school, a very abrupt ending for sure! eLearning became the new buzz word as classes were moved online. No more sports, no prom, no Senior Day, no... READ MORE >
No matter how challenging the times, you are not alone in South Carolina, thanks to SC-HOPES, an anonymous support line connecting you with an experienced team of mental health and addiction counselors. If you are overwhelmed by COVID-19 challenges, feeling overly stressed or anxious, coping with a natural disaster, struggling with addiction, feeling depressed and... READ MORE >
What time is it??? It’s Ware Shoals Primary School PTO Duck Race Time!!!! It’s our 8th annual WSPS PTO Duck Race! Due to COVID-19, we are selling our ducks a little differently this year. Ducks are now available for online purchase through our PayPal and Venmo accounts. You will not receive a raffle ticket this year, your receipt from your online... READ MORE >
Those who have been invited to attend WSP's Summer Camp can register here:https://forms.office.com/Pages... READ MORE >
Parents of 4K-4th grade students should plan to pick up their final learning packets on Tuesday May 5th from 8:00AM to 12:00PM. We will also collect work that students have completed so far. READ MORE >
Parents of 4K-3rd grade students should plan to pick up new learning packets on Monday April 13th from 8:00AM to 12:00PM. We will also collect work that students have completed so far. READ MORE >
Check out our eLearning page for up to date Wi-Fi locations near you. READ MORE >
Meals will be made available for students in grades k-12 starting March 19, 2020. A pick-up line will be set up from 8:00AM-9:00AM. Meals will also be delivered at regular bus stops. Routes will begin at 8:00AM. READ MORE >
Check out our district eLearning page at www.gwd51.org for more details. READ MORE >
Please come to school Wednesday March 18th to pick up personal items, school computers and/or learning packets. READ MORE >
Ware Shoals Primary takes bullying very seriously. Earlier this year our guidance counselor, Mrs. Nix, did a presentation and spoke to all of the students about bullying. The same presentation was offered to parents during our Fall Festival in October. We realize that many parents were not able to attend the event, so we have decided to post the presentation on... READ MORE >
WSP classes competed in a Reading Relay during Read Across America week. When the book arrived in Mrs. Wilburn's 2nd grade classroom, one of her students volunteered to read the story aloud to the class! READ MORE >
Third and fourth graders recently completed projects using the scientific method. Our winners will compete at Southern Wesleyan University against other schools in the state on March 20th. READ MORE >
Mrs. Owens' students performed skits for the American Revolution in front of third grade students. READ MORE >
Students in Mrs. McGrew's fourth grade class collected data, created a line plot, and interpreted the line plot this week in math! READ MORE >
Mrs. Shaw’s class logged an incredible 18,147 minutes of reading during Read Bowl 2020! Way to go, students! READ MORE >
Classes enjoyed fun read aloud presentations from special visitors during World Read Aloud Day! Classes also joined up to buddy read! READ MORE >
Fourth graders have worked very hard to learn about the fifty states during library classes. They researched, created, and presented their findings to classmates recently. READ MORE >
Meet our AWESOME school counselors: LeeAnne May (WSM), Shawn Nix (WSP), and Savannah Campbell (WSH). We are so thankful that they choose to LEARN, SERVE, and LEAD in our district. We appreciate their professionalism and care for all of our students.February 2-7 is National School Counseling Week, a time for recognizing school counselors for being actively engaged... READ MORE >
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Our United Way campaign was a huge success! Our school raised a record breaking $2,350, more than doubling our goal of $1,000. Mrs. Thompson did a great job of planning our fundraising activities. Thank you for your support! READ MORE >
Duke Energy visited the school to perform during assembly for our students. Our students were attentive and well-behaved as they learned about ways to save electricity. READ MORE >
The Lions Club visited WSP this week to conduct vision screenings for every student in our school. They also helped with hearing screenings. READ MORE >
Please send in any gently used books you have at home for the WSHS Christmas for Kids Book Sale Donation Drive! Your child can place the book(s) in the bucket of their favorite time! READ MORE >
Fourth grade students created Kachina Dolls and Totem Poles in Social Studies class. READ MORE >
Bess the Book Bus visited our K5 and 1st grade students. Mrs. Jen shared interactive stories with the students and then students were able to tour the bus and choose a free book to take home! READ MORE >
Ms. Holley's 4K students just finished a shape unit. As a culminating activity, the students created shape pizzas and took them home for delivery! READ MORE >
Mrs. Wells' class had a wonderful time using our outdoor classroom! They worked on finding themes in stories during their time outside. READ MORE >
Ware Shoals High School Teacher Cadets came to read aloud to our fourth graders. The teacher cadets authored these books about self-esteem and did a wonderful job of sharing. What a great Friday treat! READ MORE >
Destination Graduation: Class of 2033! Mrs. McCullough’s future graduates were blessed with a special donation from a class parent last week. Each student received a “Class of 2033” tee shirt to begin their journey towards graduation. READ MORE >
Thank you to our WSHS Hornets for opening car doors and greeting students as they reach WSP on Friday mornings. These role models make coming to school exciting for our Honeybees. READ MORE >
Hooray! Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Shaw have both received full funding for Donors Choose projects. These teachers are now able to provide flexible seating for students thanks to generous friends, family, and parents. READ MORE >
Fourth graders have been working on their Weather and Climate unit. Students in Mrs. McGrew’s class made “Air Soup”, studied the layers of the atmosphere, developed models of the water cycle, and wrote articles on water movement. READ MORE >
Joan Talley, our "book angel," returned today with 3,000 more books. She has 1,000 more that we will pick up this Friday. She has donated a total of 12,000 books to our students. Mrs. Talley is dedicated to SERVING, and we appreciate all she does for us and for others across our state. She has donated 47,000 books to schools in high poverty areas!!THANK YOU, Mrs.... READ MORE >