
Directive: "Get inside. Lock the outside doors."
When there is a potential hazard outside the school, such as nearby police activity, we use SECURE. All exterior doors are locked, everyone stays inside, and normal activities continue inside the building.
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This week, students emphasized color in their compositions. They learned how to edit a selective color image in Pixlr and also had a two day challenge of photographing liquid dye in water, the results are stunning!
Congratulations to Gracie Agley, Maddy Carney, Charlotte Cosby, Mackenzie Dale, Mia Meekle, Elliot Nack, Emma Newman, Payton Schneider, Izzy Thomas, Natalie Wilson, Shelby Angove, Kennedy Breithaupt, Alice Bridges, Etta Cooper, Peyton Dodge, Charlotte Fritz, Olivia Mason, Amelia Monroe, Hallie Saum, and Elodie Tucker.










This week, students emphasized color in their compositions. They learned how to edit a selective color image in Pixlr and also had a two day challenge of photographing liquid dye in water, the results are stunning! Enjoy Part 2 of these awesome photos!
Congratulations to Gracie Agley, Maddy Carney, Charlotte Cosby, Mackenzie Dale, Mia Meekle, Elliot Nack, Emma Newman, Payton Schneider, Izzy Thomas, Natalie Wilson, Shelby Angove, Kennedy Breithaupt, Alice Bridges, Etta Cooper, Peyton Dodge, Charlotte Fritz, Olivia Mason, Amelia Monroe, Hallie Saum, and Elodie Tucker.










WMS Book Fair- October 20-22, 2026 in the LMC. We invite families to shop during Parent Teacher Conferences on October 22. Let's get reading, Titans!

Good morning! Today, Wednesday, October 7, is Student Count Day. We look forward to seeing all of our students in class today!🎒


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Directive: "In your room or area. Clear the halls."
A Hold action is used when hallways need to stay clear, such as during a medical event or maintenance cleanup. Classroom instruction continues as usual behind locked doors, while hallways remain clear until the Hold is lifted.
Learn more about safety protocols at TCAPS and iloveuguys.org.
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A quick reminder: Your Education Benefits Form matters! 💡 It helps provide valuable resources for every student. Please complete it by October 1.
🔗 Submit online now: qr.tcaps.net/EducationBenefitsForm
Thank you for helping us provide the best support for all TCAPS students! 💙
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What a wonderful way to practice kindness, celebrate one another, and remind students how powerful a few thoughtful words can be!

Watch this quick video to see how the SRP works: https://youtu.be/jH-EY3yGZDs
The SRP uses shared, clear language built around 5 core actions: Hold, Secure, Lockdown, Evacuate, and Shelter. Follow along over the next 5 weeks as we highlight each action!
Learn more at iloveuguys.org.
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Engineering to save the crunch!
Students in Ms. Levine's science classes are putting their critical thinking, problem-solving and collaboration skills to the test with an engineering challenge: designing protective packaging systems for crunchy snacks!
With clear design guidelines and material constraints, students are brainstorming ideas, testing solutions, making improvements, and working together to protect their snacks from damage.
This hands-on challenge is a great reminder that engineering isn’t just about building- it’s about asking questions, thinking creatively, learning from mistakes and working as a team to solve real-world problems.
We can’t wait to see which designs stand up to the crunch!


Don't wait! Please complete your Education Benefits Form by October 1. ⏰
Your submission is key for TCAPS to secure the state and federal funding that benefits all our students and programs.
💻 Complete it online now: qr.tcaps.net/EducationBenefitsForm
📝 Prefer paper? Printable forms are also available at your school’s main office.
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Students in Dr. Witt and Mr. Dedenbach’s classes put their annotation skills to work as they explored texts focused on the human brain. Their notes and connections showed great engagement and curiosity as they dug deeper into the material. Awesome work, Titans!


Support starts here!
West Middle School is built around grade level support. Our grade level offices include an Assistant Principal, Counselor, and Administrative Assistant who are your go-to crew for questions, problem-solving, celebrating wins, or just helping you figure out where to go next. We are here for you, Titans!
6th Grade | Mr. Mattson, Mr. Crowley & Ms. Dohm
7th Grade | Mr. Howe, Mr. Kramer & Ms. Maniaci
8th Grade | Mr. Purdy, Ms. Baumann, Ms. Kalbfleish & Ms. Spaulding (School Social Worker)
Want to Connect? https://www.tcaps.net/staff

TCAPS offers free breakfast and lunch at every building, every school day! 🍎🥪
TCAPS Food and Nutrition Services reminds parents and students that breakfast is served daily before the start of the school day. Secondary buildings serve breakfast in the cafeterias, while elementary buildings provide a convenient "Grab & Go" option for students to enjoy in their classrooms or cafeterias. TCAPS encourages every student to take advantage of free breakfast each morning to ensure they have the energy needed to excel.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.


Your Education Benefits Form directly impacts the resources available to our schools, benefiting every single TCAPS student! 🏫
Submitting this form helps us secure funding for:
🔹 Reduced fees for programs and extracurriculars
🔹 Expanded learning opportunities like field trips
🔹 Important staffing and resources that support every student
Please take a few moments to complete yours by October 1. 🗓️
🔗 Submit online today: qr.tcaps.net/EducationBenefitsForm
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9.12 | Boys & Girls Cross Country Titan Take Off Invitational @ Green Lake Township Park, Races begin at 10am
9.14 | 7th & 8th Grade White Volleyball @ SEAS, Games begin at 4:30
9.16 | 7th & 8th Grade Green & White Volleyball Teams @ Cadillac, Games begin at 4:00
9.18 | Boys Tennis Matches- Gold Team @ TC East, Green Team @ Home, Matches begin at 3:30

Not all fun and games! Students in Mrs. LaMott’s math class practiced teamwork skills and team roles that will support their mathematical collaboration throughout the year.
Today’s challenge? Working together to use a rubber band to move 10 cups into a row- without touching the cups!
It was a true test of communication, problem-solving and patience. While it may have looked like just a fun challenge, students were building collaboration skills they’ll soon apply to meaningful mathematical tasks throughout the year.
Today’s teamwork challenge = tomorrow’s mathematical application!

