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Mission Statement

Published by Belinda Holloway on July 5, 2017
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A White Cats Paw Holding The Alphabet W. The W Is In Blue With Word Wildcats Written In Black Above It. ” Westover Middle School is committed to impart knowledge and develop leadership skills while building character for success as good citizens.”

OPEN HOUSE

Published by Belinda Holloway on July 1, 2017
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A BLUE PAPER AIRPLANE WITH THE WORDS BACK TO SCHOOL ON A BANNER Open House will take place on August 24th from 1-6 pm.

We look forward to meeting our 2017-2018 Wildcats!

REGISTRATION

A Blue Book with a Yellow Pencil Laying on it The following documents are required in order to register a student at WOMS. Please have the registration paperwork filled out accurately and bring all of the requested information with you in order to successfully complete the registration process. Students must be registered by parents or legal guardians only. Read more

IMMUNIZATIONS REQUIREMENTS FOR SCHOOL YEAR 17-18

Purple Display with a Nurse Holding a Clipboard Checking for Immunizations

Vaccine requirements for upcoming 7th Grade Students in Cumberland County. Students will be given 30 days from the first day of enrollment to meet this requirement. Students born on or after 1-1-2003 and entering 7th grade are required to show proof that they have received a dose of Tdap vaccine and a dose of Meningococcal Conjugate vaccine.

The NC General Statues requires a health assessment for every child who enters a North Carolina school for the first time. The NC Health Assessment form may be obtained at your child’s primary care provider, CC Dept. of Public Health or at WOMS. Parents/Guardians have 30 calendar days from the date of enrollment to provide the documentation to the school.

If you do not have health insurance or if your insurance does not cover immunizations you may call to see if your child is eligible to receive free immunizations at the Cumberland County Department of Public Health located at 1235 Ramsey Street (910.433.3633).

Cumberland County Schools’ 2017-2018 Back To School Guide

DRESS CODE FOR 2017-2018

A Sign With the Words Look Cool ForSchool with A Red Apple All students should come to school well groomed, with clean uniforms daily. When students look their best, they feel their best and negative behaviors and a positive attitude toward learning can take place. All students will be held to the same uniform standards. The Dress Code Policy is Read more

office summer hours

Published by Belinda Holloway on June 30, 2017
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Image with Trees and a Sun on a Beach Scenery Background with the Words Summer Hours Office Summer Hours:

Monday Through Thursday 7:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.

Closed on Friday

Effective June 19th until August 16th

Because the July 4th holiday is being observed on a Tuesday, the school will follow a regular work schedule of 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. for the week of July 3 – 7, 2017.

free summer meals for children

Published by Belinda Holloway on June 16, 2017
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CCS participates in a USDA Summer Feeding Program that offers free meals for children up to age 18. All children eat free, regardless of income, and no application is required.

This summer’s menu entrees will include: Chicken Fillet, Pizza, Hot Dog, Hamburger, and a Deli Sandwich. In addition, the meals will include a vegetable, fruit, milk, and occasionally a dessert.

Click Here for a list of locations

Frequently Asked Questions about the program

Breakfast & Lunch at No Cost for Our Students in 2017-2018

Published by Belinda Holloway on June 15, 2017
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Community Eligibility Provision
Cumberland County Schools (CCS) Child Nutrition Services is excited to announce The Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) will continue in many schools for the 2017-2018 school year. The provision will enable each student enrolled in the participating schools to receive a breakfast and lunch at no cost on days when school is in session. Check here for a list of schools participating in the program.

WELLNESS TIP: BE ACTIVE OUTDOORS

Published by Belinda Holloway on June 7, 2017
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MAN OUTDOORS CUTTING GRASS You don’t always have to visit a gym to get a good workout. Take advantage of the warmer weather by doing chores outside! Wash your car, mow the lawn, or garden for increased physical activity. Check out these Tips for increasing physical activity and how much activity? For more healthful tips, visit wellness.ccs.k12.nc.us.

Tip of the Week from MyPlate.gov

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