Westmar Middle
Home of the Wildcats
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Westmar looks forward to welcoming 6th grade students to the building on March 8th. 7th and 8th grade students return to the building on March 15th. Below is the schedule all students will be following.
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Continued High Marks for Maryland Students on Advanced Placement Success
Maryland student success in the Advanced Placement (AP) program remains steady, and high participation rates on the rigorous tests continue.
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Virtual Parent Conferences Scheduled for March 10-11 Cancelled
ACPS virtual parent conferences originally scheduled for March 10-11, 2021, have been cancelled as a result of the beginning transitions to the concurrent/hybrid learning schedules.
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Union Rescue Mission in Need of Donations
The URM continues to need generous hearts willing to donate to support the work they are doing to help those in the most dire need.
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State Superintendent Approves Appointment of Jeff Blank as Permanent Superintendent
At the February meeting of the Allegany County Board of Education, board members voted to request the removal of the interim label from Mr. Jeff Blank’s title to appoint him as the next permanent superintendent of schools in Allegany County.
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Virtual P-TECH Informational Meeting Scheduled for February 25th
Allegany County Public Schools will host a virtual live informational meeting for parents and students interested in learning more about the P-TECH program on Thursday, February 25, 2021, beginning at 6 p.m.
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ACPS Educators Participating in Innovative Virtual Teaching Network Academy
The Allegany County Public School System is one of just ten districts across the State of Maryland that will be participating in the Innovative Virtual Teaching Network Academy (IVTeN) hosted by the University of Maryland College Park’s, College of Education.
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ACPS Preparing for Students’ Return to School Buildings
Plans in Allegany County Public Schools are underway for students to re-enter school buildings for in-person concurrent/hybrid learning.
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Westmar Middle School will be collecting pop tabs for the Ronald McDonald house in Morgantown, WV. Pop tabs will be weighed and then recorded on a bar graph monthly. Westmar students have delivered over 200 pounds per year for the past two years. Wow, that’s a lot of TABS!
Pop Tabs allow the Ronald McDonald Foundation to turn tabs into cash. This helps families who have a child admitted into Morgantown’s Hospital for extended stays. The Ronald McDonald Foundation provides these families and children with, not only a place to live during their stay, but playgrounds, gas cards, activity centers, and much more to help families feel a sense of home, while away from home.
Such a small contribution, with such big outcomes! Please drop tabs in Tabby’s collection cup located on the second floor, near Mrs. Snyder’s room. Thanks for all your help and support.
