Waunakee Community Middle School

Info on School Closings or Delays

As we enter the winter season, please be aware of the school district's procedures and policies regarding weather-related school closing or delays.

Events for Teens @ Waunakee Public Library

See the attached flyer and below for upcoming events for teens at the Waunakee Public Library.

• Teen Advisory Council - Jan 18 @ 4pm
• Crafternoon - Jan 21 @ 2pm
• Open Office Hours - every Tuesday @ 4pm

Need a Reading Suggestion?

Looking for a good book? Check out some recent book reviews from Mr. Noah by clicking through the slides below.

Ebooks & Audiobooks From the LMTC

Ebook/Audiobook Update:  You no longer need a special app to use our ebooks and audiobooks.  You can search for them and read/listen simply by going to Destiny.  Or, from any web browser visit www.destinydiscover.com, search for  Waunakee Middle School, and enter your Destiny username (student ID number) & your computer password. 

Please note that while ebooks can still be downloaded to your device for offline reading, you can no longer download audiobooks - the audio is streamed, and thus requires a network connection for listening. 

Be a Good Digital Citizen

Technology connects us to friends and family, information and media. But it can also be used in inappropriate and harmful ways. It's important to be a good Digital Citizen to keep yourself safe and use these tools in an effective and responsible manner. Here are the five themes of Digital Citizenship:

• Balanced students use screen time wisely and do not let the cyber world take over the real world. 
• Literate students look at digital resources critically considering the bias, authority and currency of sources. Be picky about which sources you use, and learn to use specialized information tools provided by the LMTC.
• Responsible students know how to protect themselves online and use borrowed equipment appropriately. Avoid sharing personal information and think before sending messages. When you use school devices, don't use them to create problems for others.  
• Ethical students give credit where credit is due. Take notes from information sources without plagiarizing, and avoid violating laws about copyright.
• Positive students use technology to learn, communicate and create. Do not use it to the detriment of others by spreading rumors, harassing or teasing classmates, taking pictures of people when they are not aware of it, or sending inappropriate messages.