RDW Kindness Club Inspires

For their final project, the RDW Kindness Club decided to do something nice for the younger students in the building. They wrote inspiring messages on over 150 snowflakes and delivered them to Pre-K, Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade classrooms while they were away at lunch. Teachers later reported that students “loved” receiving the snowflake surprise.

Mrs. Germani is proud of the work that this group accomplished and is excited to be welcoming a new group of KC students after the holiday break!

Strengthening Families Program

TUESDAYS, FEBRUARY 15 – MARCH 29, 2022
5:30- 8 PM
WESTERN WAYNE MIDDLE SCHOOL

Eligible to ALL students ages 10-14.
Limited to the first 15 families.

A Free and Fun Program for the Entire Family. Take advantage of this opportunity to make your family stronger and give your child the skills to transition into their teen years successfully.

1. Family Meal Provided

2. Attendance Prizes

3. Childcare for Younger Siblings

4. Youth Skill Building Activities

5. Play Games

6. Create Long Lasting Memories

Middle School Students Treated to Book Tasting

Western Wayne middle school students in Ms. Starlah Robbins English Language Arts classes were treated to a book tasting this week during class time. The students got to sample a variety of new books to see what new flavor of reading sparked their interest. The students were thrilled to get to experience so many new books at once, and many chose a new story to start reading for class assignments and for pleasure! The classroom was decorated as a sort of book café with table cloths and other trimmings, and Robbins herself dressed as book chef to make the atmosphere fun. Ms. Robbins hopes to do more engaging activities of this nature in the future, and the students are looking forward to it as well!

Drama Club to Host Gift-Wrapping Fundraiser for Community

The Western Wayne Drama Club will be wrapping gifts for community members and/ or faculty and staff on Tuesday, Dec. 21, from 3 to 5:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Snow date is Wednesday, Dec. 22. Let the students wrap your gifts for you! All are welcome! Cost of wrapping is a donation of your choice. Hope we can take some stress off of you during this busy holiday season! All proceeds benefit our Drama Club students. Our spring 2022 production will be Little Shop of Horrors. From left, sitting in the back row, Drama Club members: Colette Schmitt and Joanna Regalbuto. From left in front row: Robert Scramuzza, Julia Phillips, Amanda David, and Gabe Treibley.

WW Band Students Participate in Band Celebration

Western Wayne High School Band students participated in the Junior Wind Band Celebration held at Marywood the first weekend in December. They joined students from a variety of local schools for this event that ended with a concert on December 4. From left are Western Wayne High School Band members who participated: Lillian Maros, Lia Hartman, and Robert Scramuzza.

WW Hosts 6th Grade Chorus Performance

Western Wayne Sixth Grade Chorus students performed their holiday concert on Tuesday, Dec. 7, for family, friends, and members of the community under the direction of Mrs. Joyce Covaleski. A great time was had by all.

WW Hosts 7th and 8th Grade Band Performance

Western Wayne Seventh and Eighth Grade students performed their holiday concert on Thursday, Dec. 9, for family, friends, and members of the community under the direction of Mrs. Maria Arneil and Mrs. Elaine Ort. A great time was had by all.

RDW Christmas Art

The 4th & 5th Graders at RDW used pastel chalks to draw beautiful glowing Christmas bulbs on black paper, they then added details in white. They did a terrific job!

Winter Wonderland Semi Formal

Western Wayne High School students were thrilled to get to spend an evening together at this year’s Winter Wonderland Semi Formal, held at Ladore Conference Center in Waymart, PA on Saturday, December 4^th . Students enjoyed a dinner together before they danced the night away! Students also nominated their classmates, sophomores Frankie Leyshon and Rhayni Carroll, to be crowned Semi Prince and Princess!

RDW PTA receives donation

The Robert D. Wilson PTA received a donation of $400 from the weis4school rewards program. Accepting the check are students from the Advisory Council who plan special events for the student body.