Wessington Springs School District

The JH Golf Meet in DeSmet scheduled for today has been cancelled.

Wessington Springs recently put on the play Too Many Detectives at the Murder Mansion by Ian McWethy, and it was a really fun show to watch. The play is a comedy about a bunch of detectives who all show up to solve the same mystery, but instead of working together, they mostly just argue and try to outdo each other.
The cast did a great job making the characters funny and entertaining. Everyone had good energy, and the timing of the jokes kept the audience laughing throughout the show. The different personalities of the detectives made it especially fun to watch.
Overall, the play was a success and showed how much effort the students put into it. It was a great performance and something the community really enjoyed
Photos and text courtesy of WSHS Journalism Students Gavin Brandenburg & Ethan Amick

Miss VanDyke was Principal for an Hour for her 2nd time this year!  Miss VanDyke is excellent help in the cafeteria.  She chose this reward as part of our PBIS Spark program.  💙💛💙💛

BOGO Scholastic Book Fair April 27-May 1 in the Elementary Library
8am-5pm Monday only; 8am-3:30pm Tuesday-Thursday

Thank you!

Congratulations!

Come out for some great entertainment this weekend.
Friday, April 17th - 7pm
Saturday, April 18th, 2pm & 7pm
$5 at the door

Music Contest Results

The JH Track meet scheduled for tomorrow, April 9th in Mt. Vernon has been cancelled.

High School Choir Practice will be at the Opera House this morning.

Parkston Track meet for Tuesday has been cancelled due to the cold temperatures and gusty winds.

Reading chain competition for Read Across America

Miss Wilde was Principal for an Hour!  Miss Wilde was an excellent help during the lunch hour.  She chose this reward as part of our PBIS program.  💙💛💙💛

Congratulations Students and Teachers!

Be a Hero!

Lunch menu change for tomorrow 3/23: Mini corn dogs Baked beans Salad bar Milk choices.

Today we celebrated with the Zoo Mobile.  Our students earned an all school PBIS celebration.  We saw a turtle, bearded dragon, and a snake.

Even though it was snowy, the WSHS students and staff showed their St. Patrick's Day spirit! We saw a lot of people wearing green, fun decorations in classrooms, and even some creative outfits that really stood out. It was nice to see everyone getting involved and having a good time celebrating together.

Photos and post courtesy of Journalism students Ethan Amick, Gavin Brandenburg, Zandon Beyer, and Damien Knippling.

The WSES PTO sponsored a St. Patrick’s Day coloring contest.  One winner from each grade level received a gift certificate to the Humm Dinger.  Not pictured is Maggie and Mary.  

Congratulations Spartans!