Principal’s Message

Assistant Principal’s Message

Early Release Days

On Early Release days the Wynn Middle School will dismiss students at 10:50 a.m.

Parent Drop-Off in the Morning

If you drive your child to school, it is important that you follow the appropriate traffic pattern:

As you approach the school, turn right and drive down the side of the building past the gym entrance and turn around at the end of the driveway near the dumpsters.

Then drive up the same side so that your child is dropped off from the passenger side of the vehicle along the sidewalk around the building. You may let your child out anywhere from the side gym entrance forward, but your child must walk along the sidewalk to the front door. Please pull all the way forward to the stop sign.

DO NOT drop off on the field side so that your student must cross through the drop-off traffic. This poses a serious safety risk. Staff will be monitoring this area.

In order to assist the flow of traffic, we encourage that students exit cars upon arrival and wait in front of the building. In cases of inclement weather, students may be allowed to wait inside the lobby.  Otherwise, students will not be allowed to enter school until 7:25 unless attending extra help sessions.

Being on time is an important life skill that we are trying to encourage and develop with our students.  Your cooperation in helping to promote this is greatly appreciated.

Tardy Policy at the Wynn Middle School

  • Students must be in their homeroom seats at 7:40 a.m. If tardy, students must obtain an admission slip from the office. Tardy students should also bring a note, have a parent call, or have a parent accompany him/her to the office.
  • Please be aware of the following disciplinary actions regarding tardies within one quarter:
  • At three (3) tardies a student will receive an office detention.
  • A student will receive an excused tardy only if he/she has a doctor’s note or if the bus has been delayed.

School Buses

Pupils who use school buses are subject to school rules while on the bus and at bus stops. Riding the school bus is a privilege which may be suspended whenever a student fails to follow bus rules. Severe or continuous misbehavior may result in permanent bus suspension.

Students should be at their stop 5 minutes prior to scheduled pick-up. Buses leave school on or about 2:05 p.m.

There are now late buses on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays that leave from school at approximately 3:45 p.m. if a student stays for an activity, detention, or extra help.

Students are not allowed to switch buses except for extenuating circumstances. In such cases, requests must be made in writing and permission must be granted from the administration and/or the transportation director.

Rules For Bus Conduct

  • Students must obey all directions of the bus driver quickly and courteously;
  • Students may not throw any objects in or out of the bus;
  • Students may not open windows or doors without the driver’s permission or put arms, head or hands outside the windows;
  • Students may not do anything which will disturb or distract the driver;
  • Horseplay or rough-housing is forbidden;
  • Students must pay for any damage that they have caused on the bus;
  • Students may not open emergency exit doors unless instructed to do so by driver;
  • Stairwells and aisles must be kept free of musical instruments and other large objects;
  • Students must remain seated;
  • Eating and/or drinking are not allowed;
  • The use of any tobacco products is forbidden;
  • The use of obscene or inappropriate language is forbidden

Bullying Prevention

  • All adults at our school are actively involved in keeping a careful watch on student behavior in regards to bullying and reporting all instances of suspected bullying.
  • The district has developed a Bully Reporting Form which is used by all staff members.
  • This office thoroughly investigates every report and takes appropriate steps as needed, which are then recorded on an Action Form and kept on file in my office.
  • Parents are encouraged to utilize the Bully Reporting Form or to call guidance or my office to report suspected acts of bullying.
  • Students are also encouraged to report bullying either by using the form or by dropping an anonymous note in the mailbox outside of the guidance office.
  • Please visit gomcgruff.com for free resources to monitor Cyberbullying and Internet Safety.
  • Another resource that parents and teens may find helpful for internet safety is the following blog: http://blog.safetyclicks.com/