Dear Winfield Middle School Parents and Guardians,

We have had a wonderful and productive week at Winfield Middle School! Our students are working hard to complete assignments and are learning so much every day. This week, we completed our first diagnostic assessments for reading and math. We are encouraging all students to challenge themselves and strive to improve their scores as the year progresses.

We have noticed that some students are finding the transition to middle school and its increased academic rigor a bit challenging. To support their success, we are collaborating with our Professional Learning Communities (PLCs), Care Team, PBIS, and Restorative Practices team to provide targeted interventions and additional support where needed.

When our staff members call or email home, please know that our goal is to be transparent and keep you informed about what is happening at school. Our intention is always to support your child and ensure their success. The structures and procedures we have in place are designed to benefit the entire school community, with a strong focus on the safety and well-being of every student.

If boundaries are broken, it is important for us to address these situations promptly to maintain a safe and positive environment for all. We want every student to feel secure and supported at Winfield Middle School.

Thank you for your partnership and for trusting us with your child’s education. We are committed to doing “What’s Best for Students.”

Sincerely,

J.C. Kime

Principal, Winfield Middle School

10/2 $1 Friday Hat Day

10/2 Progress Report 1

10/5-10/9 Fire Safety Week

10/6 Fire Drill

10/12 Early Release Day

10/15 Earthquake Drill

Each month, our Worthy Warrior Program recognizes outstanding students who exemplify excellence, leadership, and kindness in our school community. This month, the Science Teachers nominated three exceptional students for their dedication and achievement. 

Congratulations to our Worthy Warriors:

We celebrate their hard work and positive impact. Keep up the great work, Warriors!

Missouri law now requires stricter fingerprint background checks for school volunteers who may be left alone with students or have access to student records. Volunteers must complete this process and be cleared by the District before working alone with students. Additionally, volunteers must sign and return required forms within 60 days of fingerprinting and complete the volunteer form within the first five days of the school year to remain active. Most volunteers, who are not left alone with students or do not access student records, must complete the Family Care Safety Registry background check, which does not require fingerprinting. All costs for background checks are the volunteer’s responsibility, and questions can be directed to Ericka Dixon at the contact information provided.

We are only weeks away from School starting. Make sure that you and your students are wearing the latest gear for Winfield Middle School. We receive 10% off of every order and that goes directly back to the students.