The Wells Family Resource Center organized an exciting basketball camp that took place from June 10th to 12th, catering to 4th to 12th-grade students. The young athletes had the opportunity to learn new skills and practice them on the court. The camp created a lively and enjoyable atmosphere, providing a fun and valuable experience for all participants.
WFRC is hosting various camps throughout the summer—the cost is only $10 per camp. A huge thank you to WREC for sponsoring the camps!
Missoula Children's Theatre presents Peter and Wendy
Auditions Monday, June 24th 10 am
Wells High School Auditorium
Time to order your yearbook!
Yearbooks will be printed and should be available for pick up from the school after August 7th
Orders must be in by June 24th to get that print/pick up date.
If you want to customize 2 pages in the yearbook - that must be done by June 14th
https://web.treering.com/create-account/1014767235823339?PassCode=1014767235823339&authuser=0
Bob, Tina, and Ricardo are putting in a tremendous effort to uproot and clear the sod from the area behind the school. This is all in preparation for installing a beautiful gazebo, providing a serene spot for students to enjoy and relax. The removed sod is being repurposed to improve the quality and aesthetics of the football field, ensuring that it's in top condition for our football team in the upcoming fall season.
Thaysha Groves is the recipient of the 2024 Pinwheel Award. The Pinwheel Award is an annual recognition from the Wells Family Resource Center to someone who has provided continual support to the children of Wells over the years. Congratulations Thaysha, and thank you for your devotion to the children of Wells!
REMINDER...FREE MEAL PICK UP...
Kids ages 2-18
Wednesday, June 12th, at Wells Elementary
Child/Children must be present during pick up of food boxes
12-3 pm
From the Elko Daily Free Press June 5, 2024
ELKO — As seniors are graduating from Elko County schools this week, the district’s Board of Trustees honored the top students from each school on Tuesday.
“It was awesome to recognize those wonderful top students and achievers,” Elko County School District Superintendent Clayton Anderson told the board on Tuesday.
He said in an email on Wednesday the top students were determined based on the highest cumulative grade-point average in their graduating class.
Graduating seniors with the highest GPA also include Kira Boner, who graduates from Wells High School.
ECSD’s board president, Matt McCarty, said on Wednesday that “I love being able to celebrate achievement,” and “what’s great about having a district as widespread as we are, is that in each of those schools achievement looks different.
“Some of our top graduates may have had well over a 4.0 GPA and others of our top graduates may not have had anything close to a 4.0, but yet each of them in their respective areas all excelled,” McCarty said.
The individual GPAs for the top students weren’t announced at the board meeting, and one reason for the large variation is that some students take college classes in high school that brings the GPA above the 4.0, which means all A’s.
CONGRATULATIONS Kira! We are proud of you!
A BACK TO SCHOOL immunization clinic will be on August 9th from 12-4 pm @ 1780 Browning Way, Elko, Nevada.
We love our lunch ladies!! Thank you Pat & Willow for all you do for our students!
Congratulations Wells High School Class of 2024!
From the Elko Daily Free Press-Anthony Mori
Wells’ Eyer Morrison captured two state championships, winning both the saddle bronc and the bull riding.
Aboard the broncs, Morrison racked up 328.5 points — entering the state finals with a total of 226.
At state, he claimed the average win with a three-horse score of 196 points.
He won the second round with a 69-point ride, topped the short go with a mark of 62 and ranked second in the first round with a 65-point effort.
In the bull riding, Morrison mounted 299 points on the season — 194 prior to state — and led second place by 209 points.
He knocked down his second average win with a three-bull tally of 228 points.
Morrison won all three go-rounds with respective rides of 76, 73 and 79 — saving his best ride for the short-round.
Congratulations EYER and good luck at Nationals!
In Mrs. Hansen's class, the students have been engaged in a study unit focused on the concept of volume. As a part of this immersive learning experience, they exhibited their creativity by crafting incredible animal sculptures that illustrate the concept of volume.
Our Wells Elementary Awards Ceremony will start tomorrow morning, Thursday, June 6th at 8:10 am in the elementary multi-purpose room.
Kindergarten graduation will commence immediately after the conclusion of the awards ceremony.
Our Boys Track & Field team received their plaque from the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association for being the Academic State Champions for 2024 Class 1A.
Congratulations boys!!!
Wells FBLA had its yearly banquet and officer induction ceremony last night.
Introducing the 2024-2025 HS officer team:
President: Gonzalo R
Vice President: Melanie B
Treasurer: Isaac G
Historian: Christopher B
Secretary: Angel P
Middle School:
President: Cassidy R
Vice President: Avianna D
Treasurer: Camden G
Secretary: Dalyann C
Historian: Bella S
Preserve your precious memories from Wells Jr./Sr. High School with the latest edition of the yearbook! Don't miss the chance to secure your copy using the link below.
https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=1014767235823339
Sign-ups for Wells Jr. Football
Saturday, July 20th
Wells City Park Pavilion
More Color Walk fun!
Wells PTO Color Walk 2024
Senior Walk @ the elementary
