WCS Spelling Bee part 2 Such a smart, focused group of students who showed incredible sportsmanship and respect throughout the competition. Paden City Elementary extends a huge thank‑you to WCS, our parents, students, and dedicated volunteers for making this event truly wonderful.

WCS held its Spelling Bee at PCES tonight, and what a competition it was! After an intense spell‑off, Kyle Mason took 1st place. Aitana Lopez earned 2nd, Dillon Utt placed 3rd, and Isla Sigley placed 4th. Fantastic sportsmanship all around! Congratulations to all students who participated!

PreK Enrollment 💚🤍

Congratulations, Harper! You have earned your blackbelt award in the jump rope ninja challenge! Well done!

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Autism Awareness spirit week

Our Kindergarten engineers created digital presentations to showcase the casts they designed in their PLTW Launch Human Body unit. Special thanks to WCS TIS,Mrs. Kandi Kay, for supporting this hands‑on learning experience.

Vex Robotics Students are practicing their programming and driving skills.

Pictured are our A.R. Point Club winners! Students must earn 10 points to qualify. Congratulations to all! Readers are Leaders!

Pictured are our A.R. Point Club winners! Students must earn 10 points to qualify. Congratulations to all! Readers are Leaders!

In PLTW Launch, 2nd grade students explored how biodiversity keeps habitats alive and connected.

Congratulations, girls! You have earned your blackbelt in the jump rope ninja challenge!

Congratulations to our leaders!

Success begins with one simple step: being here. Join the fun with "The Attendance Is Right"and boost your chances to win just by showing up! Keep showing up, Wildcats — we believe in you 💚🤍

Our Pre‑K students combined fine‑motor practice, nature exploration, and cooking skills all in one project. They collected dandelions, practiced safe cutting, an made a batch of dandelion jelly from start to finish. The next day, they proudly sampled their homemade jelly!

Summer Boost

Save the date!

Our kindergarten engineers are hard at work! After learning about the structure and function of the human body in Project Lead the Way Launch, students put their knowledge to the test by designing and building their own casts for a “broken” arm. Hands‑on learning at its best.

Our kindergarten engineers are hard at work! After learning about the structure and function of the human body in Project Lead the Way Launch, students put their knowledge to the test by designing and building their own casts for a “broken” arm. Hands‑on learning at its best.

During library time, our PreK students enjoyed listening to the story-The Cake that Mack Ate! What a SWEET lesson!