All 5th graders will be starting DARE with Officer Jessica the week of January 12th. DARE will be held once a week for all 5th graders.

DARE is a 10 week program that teaches students good decision-making skills and helps them lead safe and healthy lives. The curriculum teaches the foundational skills that youth need to be safe, healthy, and responsible in leading drug-free lives.

The new year is filled with exciting opportunities for our music students to shine! Please mark your calendars for these upcoming 2026 performances and celebrations of student talent.

All day (Appleton Xavier High School)

A select group of middle school band and choir students, selected for their outstanding musical achievement, will participate in the NEC Honors Band & Choir Festival. Be on the lookout for more information from Mr. Baker and Mrs. McCully as the event approaches. Congratulations to all who were selected!

5:30–7:00 PM (WHS Band Room)

Our 7th and 8th Grade Band students will bring energy and school pride to the basketball game for Pep Band Night! Students are encouraged to show their Tiger spirit by wearing Wrightstown colors. Come enjoy an evening of music, teamwork, and community support.

5:30 PM Call Time (WHS Band and Choir Rooms) | 6:00 PM Performance (WHS Auditorium)

Our youngest musicians in band and choir will take the stage for the 5th and 6th Grade Showcase Concert. Students in 5th Grade Band, 6th Grade Band, and 5th and 6th Grade Choir are required to attend and should arrive in black and white concert attire. This performance is a wonderful celebration of their hard work and musical growth.

We look forward to seeing you at these events and celebrating the dedication of our student musicians!

Attention 8th Grade Parents:

8th Grade Tiger Talks will be taking place during the month of January 2026 to March 2026. Families will be able to sign up for these meetings Face-to-Face, Google Hangout (Virtual) or phone conference through this link Tiger Talk Sign Up.

The purpose of Tiger Talks are for students and families to have open conversations about high school and to allow WMS students to explore and discuss some of their achievements, abilities and career interests with their parents/guardians. At your students Tiger Talk we will be discussing High School Transition and your student will be sharing the careers they have explored and their learning styles. 

If you have more specific questions, please feel free to reach out to Mrs. Prodell at prodell@wrightstown.k12.wi.us OR (920) 532-5553 ext. 5017