Important Dates for Rising 9th Graders
HS Principal Letter Regarding Rising 9th Grade Course Selections (includes dates and helpful links) 

~~~  IMPORTANT DATES  ~~~

5/23-5/27 7th Grade Wonder Week 
5/25 WMS Band Concert 7:30-8:30 p.m.
5/30 Memorial Day - NO SCHOOL
5/30 Memorial Day Parade- 6,7,8 Grade Band 10:15 a.m.
5/31 WMS Orchestra Concert 7-8 p.m. at WHS
6/1 Grade 8 Woo Sox Baseball Game
6/2 Thoreau Cluster Walden Trip
6/3 Henry Cluster Walden Trip
6/6 6th-8th Music Ensembles to Elementary 
6/7 & 6/9 Grade 8 Cave Trip & Boston Trip 
6/8 Grade 8 Boda Borg- Escape Room
6/10 Grade 8 Trip to Kimballs 
6/14 WMS Chorus Concert 7:30-8:30 p.m.
6/16 Grade 8 End of Year Dance 7-9 p.m.
6/17 8th--->9th grade Step Over Day
6/20 Juneteenth - NO SCHOOL 
6/22 Last day for students ( Middle School ONLY)
6/23 Last day for teachers ( Middle School ONLY)

 WMS SCHOOL HOURS 2021-2022

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:40 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Wednesday: 8:40 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

To Report an Absence or Late Arrival 
[email protected]
(or call 508.358.3801 and select option 1)

To arrange for early dismissal (for appointments etc.) click here

Bell Schedule 
M, T, Th, F bell schedule
Wednesday bell schedule


~~~  IMPORTANT LINKS  ~~~

Rising 6th Grade Parent Night PowerPoint  and Recorded Presentation and Panel Discussion
High School Letter for Rising 9th Grade Families  (includes important dates and links)
4/14 Connect Talk with Jason Verhoosky
DESE/DPH COVID Protocols 3/3/22
New to the Middle School? Sign up for Monday Morning Minute eNews HERE!
REACH Beyond Domestic Violence Zoom Recording 1/11/22
HAC: Parent Tutorial
HAC: Creating a Home Access Account (HAC)
Student Withdrawal Form
 


2021-2022 District Calendar

2022-2023 District Calendar

Mission Statement

Wayland Middle School is a community of learners. We strive to provide a rigorous, stimulating academic environment in which students find both challenge and support. We nurture a sense of curiosity, connection, and love of learning that extends beyond the middle school years. With equal regard, we support the development of social skills by encouraging a fundamental respect for oneself, our environment, and the larger world. Our house mentors - Henry David Thoreau, Rachel Louise Carson, and Martin Luther King, Jr. – model for us individual and collective responsibility and our role in fostering justice. We promote their teachings as we care for every member of our community.