WR Castle would like to congratulate these wonderful additions to our teaching staff! Once a Tomcat, Always a Tomcat!!!!
Ava June Tackett was selected to participate in the Future Presidents of America Youth Leadership camp held at Andrew Jackson's Hermitage. Ava June had the opportunity to gain from mentoring, lectures, and workshops from civic leaders and historians in the week long opportunity.
Just a reminder, summer school began today for registered students. The bus drivers start routes around 7:00 AM, and doors open at 8:00 AM for students being dropped off at school.
Boys and Girls Basketball Camp Combined Registration Form
We want to thank the New Generation Church and Burger King of Wittensville for the breakfast donations yesterday.
If you missed out on Kindergarten Registration no worries! Just stop by the front office during school hours to pick up a packet. We are so excited about our newest TOMCATS!
The day is almost here! Kindergarten Registration will begin at 5:00pm Tuesday, May 3rd. We can’t wait to see you!
Watch the 2022 STLP awards live
https://www.ket.org/live/
Mrs. Chafin's 6th Grade STEM challenges were AWESOME!
WRC 6th Grade Murder Mystery Dinner show was "to die for!"
"A Family Reunion To Die For" was a sold out show!
Mrs. Jeffiers’ 3rd graders love learning in math studios.
Happy Spring Break, Eagles!
March 28th-April 1st
WRC 5th graders and Kindergarten team up to read books.... a new friendship has formed with these book buddies!
Thank you Johnson Central FFA for visiting W.R. Castle and teaching our students how to grow and care for plants.
Calendar time in Kindergarten helps us learn so much! We practice writing our name and numbers, learn about patterns, counting, the weather, and various other mathematical skills. We look forward to incorporating music and movement into our learning daily!
We use cooperative groups and hands on manipulatives to help us learn how to read words with long vowel sounds. Learning in Kindergarten is so much fun!
Students in Mrs. Salyers Kindergarten use the interactive board during reading groups to practice decoding words to read sentences. Students put their comprehension skills to the test as they become illustrators for their small books.
No School
Monday, March 21st
Academic Day
Good luck to all of our coaches and teams!
Mrs. McCarty’s kiddos have been doing peer to peer and working on extra Iready lessons in reading and math. They have also been utilizing Prodigy Math and Reflex. Goals!! 🙌🏻
Aiden Mollette is the county winner in 4-6 grades-Digital Art division- in the Johnson County Fiscal Court Anti-Littering art contest.