Wingo Board Report August 2017

August 2017

Wingo School Earns EPA’s ENERGY STAR!

Congratulations to Wingo School for earning
the EPA ENERGY STAR. In recognition of superior
energy performance, the U.S. Environmental Pro-
tection Protection Agency awards buildings that
use 35 percent less energy than similar buildings
across the nation. Special thanks to John Oldham
and the Graves County Maintenance Team for
making this possible.

Wingo School Looks Amazing! Thanks to our Hardworking Custodians!

Wingo School looks amazing!
Thanks so much to our custodi-
ans: Betty Griffith, Greg Walston,
and Eddie Newton. We also ap-
preciate all of the years of dedi-
cated service by Sam Johnson. He
has transferred to another de-
partment, but worked all sum-
mer at Wingo School. We cer-
tainly appreciate you all! The
floors shine like a new penny…
and that helps us feel like a mil-
lion!

Proud to Be GC!

Wingo Faculty and Staff
look sharp as they gather
on Opening Day at
Graves County Middle
School. Wingo Bus Driv-
ers, Cafeteria Staff, Bus
monitors, Professional
Assistants, Nurses,
Teachers, School Counse-
lor, Office Personnel,
Vice-Principal, and Prin-
cipal represent Wingo
School with friendly fac-
es.

“See the potential within a student,
not the problem. Have patience. Pray.”

Speaker, Pastor Wes Fowler

Wingo School Faculty and Staff Looking Sharp
on Opening Day at GCHS!

“You are in a position of influence.”
Superintendent, Kim Dublin

Wingo School is a Special Place…. And Then Some!

“Let’s teach like never before...and then some. Let’s plan like never before….and then some.
Let’s meet every kids need…..and then some. Let’s communicate and reach out to fami-
lies….and then some. Let’s make this place special...and then some.” Principal, Scott Bradley

Wingo School is Off to a Great Start!!!

Calendar Math

Good Listeners Showing Brave Wingo Behavior
Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS)

Wingo School Hosts Kagan Professional Development

Recently, Wingo School was host to a Kagan Professional
Development. Kagan Structures are research-based in-
structional strategies that have a track record of improving
academic achievement and social outcomes.

Wingo Teachers Faithfully Attend Professional Development Trainings

STEM Activity Builds Teamwork

Students in Mrs. Brown's Science third
grade class have been learning about
teamwork during science! By using a
STEM activity, students are building rela-
tionships while increasing knowledge of
science, technology, engineer-
ing and mathematics.

Learning Place Value and Comparing Numbers

“In the following pictures students are using their knowledge of place value to
order and compare numbers! Students created their own numbers by rolling
dice and then compared them as a group. The greatest number was the win-
ner. The kiddos loved this game!” Sarah Wood, Third Grade Math Teacher

Happy Wingo Smiles….. And Then Some!

Perfect Attendance is the Goal!

Mrs. Tana Jones, Family Resource Coordinator, gives each student a challenge! “How
much do we want your kids to be at school? Beginning in September, we will be giving
away a bicycle EVERY month to a randomly selected student that keeps perfect attend-
ance! And then some….All students with perfect attendance for the year will be entered
into a drawing in May for an iPad Mini!

Wonderful Words
and Super Smiles!