On Friday night we celebrated our football teams and the amazing seasons that they both had this year. Congratulations to the coaches and players on a successful season! We are so proud of each and every one of you, and we cannot wait to see you on the field next year and in the years to come!!
Join in on the holiday fun by dressing up next week! Show your school spirit and your holiday spirit all in one. We can't wait to see our hallways full of festivity!
A sincere Thank You to the team at Spartanburg Water for being our guests at Wolves of the Workforce yesterday. They shared with us all of the different jobs within their company and how they help keep our water clean and safe. We loved learning about how each of their roles work together to support our community! 💧 Special Thanks to: Jennifer Candler-Communications Manager Lee Mahaffey-Lake Warden Merced Ramirez-Water Program Specialist Hailey Mabry-Drinking Water Treatment Plant Operator Joey Wolfe-Lead Drinking Water Treatment Plant Operator
Students in Mrs. Bo’s class worked in groups to analyze organizational structure while identifying the central idea and supporting details.
Today students in Mrs. Linkous' social
studies classes started reviewing for a unit test by playing Quizlet Live "grudge match edition". Students had to work together to find answers to questions from their Cornell notes. Then, they received points based on their place and could "keep, steal, or give" them away (without holding a grudge)! Even Mrs. Quinby got in on the fun!
Mrs. Sturgis’ scientists spent the day studying some very wiggly visitors!
They investigated stimulus and response and watched how earthworms reacted to different stimuli. 🪱
We hope to see you there! The students have been working extra hard and already sound amazing! Don't miss out! Thursday, 6:30 at the Fine Arts Center!
Our orchestra students have been working very hard! We hope to see you tomorrow evening at 6 PM!
🏀🏀Are you ready for basketball season!? We are! 🐺🐺 Our first official home games are tonight for all three teams. Seventh grade boys start at 4:30, followed by our girls' team, and then our eighth grade boys. Go Wolves!!!
We are so thankful for every single person that makes Ms. Loving's annual Thanksgiving celebration a huge success! It's a blessing to see all the love for the Loving class, and we love that our Best Buddies get to celebrate with us too!
Mrs. Kay’s students wrote thankful notes to teachers, friends, and family. They also filled a pumpkin with all the things that make them thankful!
Yesterday, Mrs. Fishers classes put their study of Author’s Purpose into action! P.I.E. (Persuade, Inform, Entertain)
Students chose a purpose and wrote about pie while eating pie! Multi-sensory approaches 🎉.
Cops for Tots is underway!
If you would like to donate, you can do so online or by dropping off items to our SRO, Officer Moreno.
If you would like to donate, you can do so online or by dropping off items to our SRO, Officer Moreno.
The Lady Wolves volleyball team delivered an absolutely incredible season! The girls worked tirelessly on the court and finished the year undefeated, never losing a single match. Their dedication didn’t stop there — they put in the same level of effort in the classroom, earning multiple athletic scholar awards across the team.
Coach Jenna and Coach Montjoy could not be more proud. They are beyond grateful for the opportunity to celebrate our 2025 undefeated Lady Wolves volleyball team and all they have accomplished!
A small group of 6th, 7th, and 8th graders had the opportunity to meet with Senior Scientist Jesse Hsu through a virtual Discovery Education session. Jesse joined us from Delaware and shared his inspiring career journey to becoming a scientist. It was our first time using this platform, and it was exciting to see the kinds of connections we can make with professionals across the country!
📱📡 Mrs. Landon’s students became cell signal scientists! They learned how phones send and receive digital wireless signals through radio waves—then put their knowledge to the test.
Students wrapped their phones in two different “mediums” (tin foil and paper towels) and called a neighbor to see what would happen. Spoiler alert: radio waves do not vibe with aluminum foil! 😆✨ It reflected or absorbed the waves, blocking the call completely.
Hands-on learning + a little bit of tech magic = one awesome lesson! 🚀🔬
Byrnes Men's Soccer Interest Meeting!
🐸 Frog dissection day in Mrs. Sturgis’ class—because the best way to learn about body systems is to hop right in!
Recently, Mrs. Sturgis’ Scientists learned all about the circulatory and respiratory systems— complete with games and DIY lungs! ❤️🫁
📡✨ Talk about a BLAST from the past! Mrs. Landon’s students have been diving into the world of analog vs. digital signals—and wow, have things changed! Wednesday they explored how everyday items have transformed over time to keep up with our increasingly digital world.
From clunky classics to sleek modern tech, they got to see firsthand just how far we’ve come. 🚀🔊💻
Learning about waves + history = a pretty awesome combo! 📺➡️📲
