News & Events
Auction Gala: New Dates!
We have a new date for the Auction Gala, the biggest social event and fundraiser of the year for adults! We’re embracing spring with our new date of Saturday, April 9, at WES, either in a huge party tent or in the WES gyms–a decision on exact location will be made closer to the event. […]
Read More >Learning About Our Identities
Identity. What are the characteristics that shape both how we see ourselves and how we see others? Our WES Middle School (MS) students delved deeply into these topics during their summer reading assignments, exploring issues around race, gender, culture/religion, and neurodiversity. On Friday, they divided into groups, based on the books they chose to read […]
Read More >The Importance of Social Emotional Learning During a Pandemic
As we enter into the third school year that has been impacted by the pandemic, the mental wellbeing of our Dragons continues to be of the highest importance to us. Social-emotional learning (SEL) has always been a critical part of the WES curriculum, as it provides the foundation for helping our students become kind, confident, […]
Read More >Parents Association Hosts Outdoor Potluck Dinners
This autumn, we are changing our tradition of having grade level dinners for parents by bringing them on campus, giving parents the chance to spend more time here at WES – and in a safe, outdoors setting. Parent Association reps at each grade have probably already reached out with your date, asking for people to […]
Read More >Making Math Fun for Middle School Students
Math. It can be a source of stress and anxiety for some students, but at WES, we believe it can also be a source of tremendous fun. In addition to offering a comprehensive math program that meets children at their skill level, we have two Middle School Math Clubs designed to help our students sharpen […]
Read More >Growing Together
Redwoods are fascinating trees especially in regard to how they support their enormous size. One would think that trees that grow up to 380 feet would need deep root systems to stabilize themselves and help them weather strong winds and fierce storms. On the contrary, redwoods have very shallow root systems and instead of those […]
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