Congratulations to John Metherall and Emma Pope for being named recipients of the New England League of Middle Schools Scholar-Leader Award!
This prestigious honor is awarded to students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, serve their classmates and school community, and exemplify positive leadership. Recipients are recognized for their integrity, honesty, self-discipline, empathy, and courage.
We are incredibly proud of you both!
Congratulations to the students recognized by our teachers and staff for exemplifying outstanding citizenship and embracing the Wildcat Pride Core Values. We are proud of each one of you and truly grateful to have you as part of our school community. Keep up the good work!
On Thursday, April 10, 2025, thirty-seven students attended the 28th Annual Career Day Conference hosted by the Connecting Activities Partnership—a dynamic and enriching field trip focused on career readiness and professional growth.
Throughout the day, students participated in two interactive workshops: Branding and Networking. In the Branding session, they learned how to present themselves professionally—both in-person and online—while the Networking workshop emphasized the importance of building strong professional relationships and making meaningful connections in the working world.
Students also had the chance to explore a vendor fair, where they engaged directly with employers, training programs, and post-secondary institutions. This hands-on experience offered valuable insight into a wide range of career paths and educational opportunities, allowing students to ask questions, gather resources, and begin planning for life after high school.
The experience empowered students to build confidence, develop essential life skills, and take meaningful steps toward their future goals.
Congratulations to our 7th grade students who are moving on to the State Competition on Apri 12th at Winchester High School! Winning Groups: The Salem Witch Trials exhibit: by Molly DeChristopher, Amelia Gunnison, and Trisha Bagepalli & Tinker v. Des Moines: Setting A Standard in Free Speech : group documentary by Tristan Hambly, Arran Hambly, Christopher Jones along with an Honorable Mention: Jackie Robinson: group exhibit: by Madison Spillane, Olivia DiRusso, Kara Lamlein, Kendall Conley and Regan Bryant! Well Done!
Join us for a special yoga event! The newly established Bella Dubois Memorial Scholarship is dedicated to supporting aspiring senior class artists as they pursue their dreams. Open to the public. For more information please contact Julie Diedrichsen at jdiedrichsen@wbridgewater.com.
Proud of our Girls Basketball Team, Coach Reddington and Athletic Director, Jenn Hammel for hosting The Coach vs Cancer Fundraiser which was highlighted in the MIAA Community Service Challenge. With the recent loss of one of our beloved teachers, Justin Finley, this holds dear to all of our hearts.
https://www.teamup4community.org/event/wbmshs-girls-basketball-hosts-coaches-vs-cancer-game
The drama club is at Bourne High School ready for the competition! Break a leg!
George Baroud proudly represented WB at the BSU HS Honors Band. Students were nominated by their band directors and were selected through their merits by the BSU Music staff. Congratualtions to Jazmyn Lawler and Ed McMenimon who were also nominated but unable to attend.
Class of 2025! Don't miss out on a chance for preferrred seating at graduation!
Congratulations to Kaitlyn Barry who successfully auditioned and will be representing WB when she performs with the Senior SEMSBA Band Festival held at Sharon High School! Great Job!
SAVE THE DATE - World Culture Night
Hello,
A friendly reminder that tomorrow, February 5, 2025 is a half day. All students will be dismissed at 11:00am.
Thank you to JM Pet resorts for sponsoring the SEL committee breakfast for staff today at the MSHS! Nice way to start a Friday!
West Bridgewater Middle/Senior High School is proud to be a recipient of @CollegeBoard's Female Diversity Award for AP Computer Science Principles! Schools receiving this award have expanded women’s participation in the course and improving gender representation in computer science. Way to go Mrs. Edgar!
Good morning. Bus 1 will be 10-15 minutes late this AM according to the bus company!
Greetings,
Please be advised that beginning on Thursday, January 16, 2025 - Wednesday, January 22, 2025, high school students will be taking their midterm exams. Students should report to their first exam at 7:30 am followed by a twenty minute break. Students will then proceed to their second exam at 9:25 am. The second exam ends at 11:00 am and high school students will be dismissed. There are no buses at the 11:00 am dismissal on exam days and students need to arrange for their own transportation. Any student who is unable to arrange transportation should report to the main office at the end of the second exam. Students will remain in the office conference room to wait for the 2:00 pm bus.
Middle school students have regular school days and their schedules are not affected.
If you have any questions please call the main office.
Mrs. Page
MSHS students made holiday cards for local nursing homes with hopes to brighten their day.
A friendly reminder that tomorrow, 12/11/24, is a half day of school. All MSHS students will be dismissed at 11:00am.
WBPD Toy Drive - Toys may be dropped at the MSHS.
Support the MSHS Student Council while getting the chance to win a great basket!
