Our Mission & Vision

Mission:  Waimea Middle School empowers all students with the skills, values, and cultural understanding to successfully navigate high school and beyond.

Vision:  A Place of Infinite Possibilities

Character Trait of the Month:  May - Appreciation! 

Project Based Learning
PROJECT BASED LEARNING

'Ike Hawai'i
'IKE HAWAI'I - SENSE OF PLACE

News
WMS NEWS and EVENTS


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June 10-July 19:          Free Seamless Summer Food Service - Waimea Cafeteria 

                                            For all 18 and under!  No Registration, just come! 

                                                  Breakfast: 7:45-8:15 am;  Lunch: 10:30-11:30 am  

June 25-July 25:          WES/WMS/Neilan Foundation Summer Music Camp 

                                     K-Incoming 6th Graders - 8 am - 12:45 pm w/ lunch and 

                                            transportation home in town


Mon., July 29:              'GEAR UP'!  7am - 6pm (Closed 12-1 pm) 

                                     Mandatory for families:  Pick up homeroom assignment, purchase

                                            uniforms, yearbook, dues, etc.  Cash or credit card only.  Also, all

                                            incoming 6th graders to be tested (requires about 30 minutes)


Mon., Aug. 5:               First Day of the 2019-20 School Year for Students 


Wed., Aug. 28:             Family Open House & Title I Annual Meeting

                                     Mandatory for families!  5 pm - Meet teachers and staff and learn 

                                            about supporting student's learning and progress.     


Fri., Sept. 6:                 Fun Run & Silent Auction Benefiting K(Arts)! 

                                     4 p.m. Cafeteria Registration.  $10/Family includes dinner, bingo w/

                                            loads of prizes, plus Grand Prize drawing for an iPad Pro!  

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WMS Class of 2019 on Exit morning - wishing each of of these amazing students the very best in high school and life!  

WAIMEA MIDDLE SCHOOL’S 2019 COLLEGE PATHWAY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS:  Exiting 8th graders receiving “College Pathway Scholarships” for 2019 from Dr. Roger Gremminger (right) are (L-R) Taylor-Lynn Reyes, Ruby Stevenson, Amber Berry, Jade “Ulu” Kaiawe-Masuda, and Shane Beeder.  

Coming Events

  • WMS 2019 May Day Ho'ike Please join us - Friday, May 17, 2019 in historic Thelma Parker Gym for one of Waimea's longest standing traditions featuring a May Day Court and all students chanting, singing ...
    Posted May 14, 2019, 12:58 PM by Patti Cook
  • WMS 8th Grade Exit Celebration! Friday, May 31, 2019 at The Westin Hapuna Beach Hotel - Grand Ballroom!  A ho'ike celebrating three years of learning and growing as a pathway to college, career and life
    Posted May 9, 2019, 2:28 PM by Steven Smith
  • Summer Bridge For Incoming 6th Grade Only - June 12-28, 2019 Click here for the Summer Bridge application.  For incoming students to make the transition to 6th grade!  8 am to 4 pm including breakfast and lunch!  
    Posted May 20, 2019, 3:10 PM by Patti Cook
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Recent Announcements

  • 5 WMS 8th Graders Earn 'College Pathway Scholarship' Five Waimea Middle School (WMS) exiting 8th graders were awarded $1,000 “College Pathway Scholarships” to encourage them to complete high school and pursue college and career goals.  Recipients ...
    Posted Jun 10, 2019, 5:06 PM by Patti Cook
  • Free 'Seamless Summer' Breakfasts & Lunches for Waimea Youth Beginning Mon., June 10, 2019, youth 18 and under in Waimea may enjoy a free breakfast and lunch any and every weekday through Friday, July 19 in Waimea School Cafeteria ...
    Posted May 31, 2019, 4:47 PM by Patti Cook
  • WMS 8th Grade Exit Celebration! Friday, May 31, 2019 at The Westin Hapuna Beach Hotel - Grand Ballroom!  A ho'ike celebrating three years of learning and growing as a pathway to college, career and life
    Posted May 9, 2019, 2:13 PM by Steven Smith
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