Powers of 10, no problem when working with a partner. Ms. Coleman's 5th grade class is rocking Math!
Ms. Armstrong has 4th grade students working on multiplication in her classroom.
We appreciate everyone who lends a helping hand when needed at WES. We want to especially thank Mrs. Davidson for supporting us.
Pre-k had an eventful Monday full of different learning centers.
Happy National IT Professionals Day to Stan and Patrick. WES appreciates everything you both do to keep things running smoothly.
Pre-k and kindergarten students got to see a fire truck and the equipment firefighters use.
In remembrance of 9/11, Mrs. McGee’s class was honored to hear from Chief Cates about community helpers, first responders, and the heroes that serve and protect our communities.
Students at WES received coloring books from TVA.
WES appreciates the support of the churches in our community.
Our 5th graders worked in pairs to read a news article about ancient megalodons and find text evidence to support their answers! Students practiced reading closely, collaborating, and proving it with the text!
Ms. Rush and Mrs. Rabun’s first graders had the best time learning all about the different parts of an apple this week! They had so much fun exploring, learning, and of course, enjoying a delicious apple treat—their favorite part! ❤️🍏
Weir Elementary School
August 2026 Little Chargers
We are having a great start to the school year at WES. Students are working hard on their schoolwork, being respectful to their teachers and classmates, showing kindness to each other, and have a positive attitude. These qualities are what it means to be a Little Charger. WES Little Chargers for August are:
Elias Petty, Alayah Arterberry, Teague Oakes, Marlee Boyd (not pictured), Kaliaha Holmes, Harlan Vowell, Braxton Vaughn, Penelope Rimmer, Kyliegh Rimmer, Kashdyn Carter, Matthew Dossett, Kylie Crawford, Prince Guyton, Alana Rimmer, Major Edwards, Naomi Coleman
Pre-k students are having fun learning through different hands on centers this week.
Mrs. Woodard’s and Mrs. Brown's kindergarten friends put their thinking caps on and worked as a team to put events in the correct sequence! They practiced first, next, then, and last while communicating, problem-solving, and helping one another along the way.
Kindergarten students had a very busy day completing all their centers with Mrs. Woodard and Mrs. Brown.
Ms. Rush’s first-grade students are busy working together at centers.
We appreciate Mr. McGee, Mr. Stricklin, and Mr.Dempsey taking care of maintenance needs at WES.
Important information!
PTO/ Title I Meeting!
Important information!
