Mrs. Chase and Mrs. KeKey’s first-grade students are exploring the world of plants—from tiny seeds to fully grown plants. Together, they are learning about the plant life cycle, the different parts of a plant, and the important functions each part serves. The class has discussed what plants need in order to grow, as well as the ways plants help us and how we, in turn, can take care of them. Students also made LEGO plants and labeled them. Each day, the students are not only learning but also growing alongside their plants. #WeirExcellenceShines
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. KeKey’s first-grade students are exploring the world of plants—from tiny seeds to fully grown plants. Together, they are learning about the plant life cycle, the different parts of a plant, and the important functions each part serves. The class has discussed what plants need in order to grow, as well as the ways plants help us and how we, in turn, can take care of them. Students also made LEGO plants and labeled them. Each day, the students are not only learning but also growing alongside their plants. #WeirExcellenceShines
Weir Elementary School kicked off its first week of Robotics with a robotics scavenger hunt. Both 3rd and 4th-grade students had a great time looking through their VEX GO robotics kit. It was a successful day! Can’t wait to see what these students build. #WeirExcellenceShines
Weir Elementary School kicked off its first week of Robotics with a robotics scavenger hunt. Both 3rd and 4th-grade students had a great time looking through their VEX GO robotics kit. It was a successful day! Can’t wait to see what these students build. #WeirExcellenceShines
Weir Elementary School kicked off its first week of Robotics with a robotics scavenger hunt. 5th-grade students were so engaged that we only got a picture at the end of the session. It was a successful day! Can’t wait to see what these students build. #WeirExcellenceShines
Weir Elementary School Robotics kicked off its first week with a Robotic parts scavenger hunt for each grade. On Thursday, the 6th grade met and worked in teams. We are off to a great start. #WeirExcellenceShines
Choctaw County Speech Teachers enjoyed attending and learning new techniques and strategies at the Mississippi conference.
Thank you Ms. Polly, Ms. Terrell, and Ms. Tori for all you do on a daily basis for our students.
Mrs. White and Ms. Cork's PreK students had a blast doing a fun sensory activity! The children were encouraged to focus on their senses—what they could see, hear, feel, and smell—and then use those experiences to paint their own masterpieces. 🖌️👩🎨👨🎨
It was amazing to see how the little ones expressed themselves through colors and textures, and it was a wonderful opportunity for them to engage in hands-on learning while exploring the world around them. We Shine Bright at WES! Creativity❤️
Our students, faculty, and staff love our Choctaw County Charger football players and cheerleaders! 📣 WES has Charger Pride❤️
We at Weir Elementary are deeply grateful to The Lord's Leading Ladies for their incredibly generous gift card donations to support our students' needs.
A special shout-out to Minister Lillie Anderson, Pastor Daniel, and his wife for taking the time to visit and show such love and support for our school. Your kindness is making a real difference in the lives of our students and their families.
We are truly blessed to have partners like you in our community. Thank you for your continued support! Keep Shining Bright⭐️
PreK students working on shapes and the number 7!
1st and 2nd grade students in Science Lab are learning about Photosynthesis and parts of a plant by creating their own plants with blocks.
1st and 2nd grade students in Science Lab are learning about Photosynthesis and parts of a plant by creating their own plants with blocks.
1st and 2nd grade students in Science Lab are learning about Photosynthesis and parts of a plant by creating their own plants with blocks.
WES Parents of 3rd-6th grade students who are signed up for Robotics for the 2025-2026 academic year
Students who normally ride bus 21-16 (Mr. Quincy’s bus) will return home today on bus 21-19 (Mrs. Canterberry’s bus).
We apologize for the delay and greatly appreciate your patience and understanding.
Mrs. White and Ms. Cork taught their PreK
students how to spell their names and highlight similarities and differences with the length of their name and the letters in their name. They used words such as more, less, most, and least. Students also focused on sorting paint colors through play with paint samples based upon their story of the week "Peter's Chair."
In Mrs. Hunt's ELA classes, we honored 9/11 today with a look at the original World Trade photos shared by Mrs. Douglas.
Mrs. Fairly and Mrs. McGee are working with their kindergarteners on counting objects and one to one correspondence! Shining bright at every level!
Can't wait to see our Weir Parents and Robotics students on Tuesday at 5. #weirexcelenceshines
