CONGRATULATIONS WILLOWCREEK CROSS COUNTRY ON ANOTHER GREAT SEASON
7th grade girls - 14th: Clara Soelberg, 10th: Gwen Packer
7th grade boys - 1st: Brig Braithwaite, 5th: Taggart Lowry
8th grade girls - 8th: Emily Shumway, 9th: Ruby Martin
9th grade girls - 7th: Holli Holbrook
9th gradeboys - 1st: Bridger Terry, 6th: William Liston
FCCLA
On October 1st the FCCLA Officers went to Provo to meet with officers across the state and learn new leadership skills. It was super fun and they did great!!
BAND CONCERT!!!!
Don't miss the Willowcreek Middle School Band Concert!
It is happening on October 7th, 2026 at 6:00pm in the Willowcreek Middle School Auditorium.
Featuring the Willowcreek:
Beginning Band, Symphonic Band Wind Symphony, and Advanced Jazz Band
Orchestra Concert!
Three schools will be celebrating together this Halloween Season in a concert at Lehi High School! The concert will be held at 7:00 PM at the High School. The participating school will be Willowcreek Middle, Lehi Jr. High and Lehi High School. This concert is free so please invite the whole family!
Introducing Willowcreek’s Behavior Academies
This year, Willowcreek is introducing Behavior Academy to help students build practical skills for success at school. These brief sessions will take place during PRIDE Time, so students will not miss core instruction.
Students may be invited when a pattern of behavior suggests they would benefit from extra practice. Like academic support during PRIDE Time, Behavior Academy teaches and models skills in a positive, supportive setting. Lessons may focus on our PRIDE values: being Prepared, Respectful, showing Integrity, being Determined, and staying Engaged.
Behavior Academy is an instructional program. It does not provide counseling, therapy, mental health services, or psychological or psychiatric assessments.
If you have questions, please Click the link to view the Behavior Academy Parent Letter
Our Vision Screening will be held on Thursday, October 8, and we would love your help!
If you are available and would like to volunteer to help with vision screening,
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Come to an open house and share your ideas, hopes, and information with the Aspen Peaks School District on October 6th from 4:30-6:30 pm at a Willowcreek Middle School. You will have the opportunity to talk with district leaders and also some of the Aspen Peaks School District board members about what your community needs are and your thoughts on any boundary changes.
2026 PTSA Reflections
This year's theme is "What My Culture Means to Me."
Culture comes from the beliefs, values, customs, and behaviors that are passed down through generations. It is how we express our family and regional identity. Culture shows up in our art, music, religion, dance, and even our writing. It becomes how we share and strengthen our community bonds.
Entries are due on October 20, 2026 by midnight.
To read more details and submit entries go here: https://www.utahpta.org/ref
Questions? Please reach out to Candace Jones @ 801-358-2074.
WMS would like to recognize the girls Mountain Bike Race results that were held in Panguitch on the 26th of September.
JVB Girls: Ellie Peterson 3rd Place. Beginner Girls 7th Grade : Faye Wilkinson 7th Place. Beginner Girls 8th Grade: Hazel Cheney 3rd Place and Brylee Coates 6th Place. As well as the Advanced Girls: Ruby McRae in 9th Place. Congratulations!
Students will be reading during Pride Time in a class in which they sign-up for on the RTI Scheduler from 9:40 – 10:15 AM. The only exception is for those students who have been requested by a teacher for specific and vital remediation in a particular subject area.
“Hundreds of schools, businesses, families and organizations have signed up to participate, representing more than 275,000 Utahns! We are so excited to bring Utahns of all ages together to share the simple joy of picking up a book and getting lost in the pages.
We want everyone who participates to see that they are part of something much bigger than the four walls of their school, home or organization.
Thank you for your enthusiasm and for helping make this statewide celebration of reading possible. We can't wait to see Utah reading together!”
S A R A H A L L R E D
Director of Utah First Lady Initiatives
During Parent-Teacher Conferences on Thursday, September 24, WMS will be presenting short informational parent learning sessions. Net Positive, an organization aimed at empowering youth with essential skills for healthy attitudes and behaviors in a digital environment, will present two parent sessions (4:30-5:00 & 5:30-6 in the auditorium) in connection with a student assembly on September 25. WMS Counseling will also present a session to support students with stress and time management from 5:00-5:30 in the Media Center.
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a reminder that connection matters. A check-in. A listening ear. Inviting someone in. Helping a friend connect with a trusted adult. Small actions can make a meaningful difference.
At Willowcreek, We Belong means more than simply being part of our school—it means working together to create a community where people feel seen, supported, and connected.
If you are worried about yourself or someone else, please talk with a parent/guardian, school counselor, teacher, administrator, or another trusted adult. Help is also available anytime by calling or texting 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
We all have a role to play. We can look out for one another. ❤️
#WeBelong #SPM2026 #SuicidePreventionMonth #StrongerTogether #SupportMatters
Help Your Student Become an Attendance All-Star!
You don't want to miss our Attendance All-Star Parties! Help your student qualify by keeping their attendance record on track:
- Arrive on Time: Help your student beat the morning bell every day
- Check Out Properly: Remind your student they must be checked out by a parent or guardian with their picture ID at the attendance office before leaving campus. Anyone leaving campus before being checked out will not be excused and will be marked truant.
- Excuse Past Absences & Morning Tardies: Call the main office or log into the parent portal to excuse any full-day unexcused absences. First-period tardies are the only tardies that can be excused by calling us or sending your student with a signed note.
