WTMS Academic Team Parent Meetings
Congratulations to the WTMS September Super Senators:
6th Grade--Paxton Ingram and Reagan Perron
7th Grade--Marion Albertin and Kai Suga
8th Grade--Vincent Macielewicz and Alexa Taylor
6th Grade--Paxton Ingram and Reagan Perron
7th Grade--Marion Albertin and Kai Suga
8th Grade--Vincent Macielewicz and Alexa Taylor
Congratulations to Rotary Students of the Month--WTHS Seniors Rob McGowan and Julia Ortega!
Girls Soccer at John Glenn
MS Girls Volleyball vs Kouts
Mission Accomplished! The WTMS Boys Cross Country Team won the team titles in the 5 team events they competed in this past season capping it off with the PCC Championship last night at Hebron. On You Senators!
Middle School Boys Cross Country Place All 7 Runners on All-Conference Team!
WTMS Girls Cross Country Place 5 on PCC All-Conference Team.
PCC Champions!
Congratulations to the Middle School Boys Cross Country team on winning the PCC Cross Country Championship last night at Hebron! On You Senators
Congratulations to the Middle School Boys Cross Country team on winning the PCC Cross Country Championship last night at Hebron! On You Senators
October is Bully Awareness Month. WTMHS students will have mandatory anti-bullying convocations next week.
Boys Soccer at River Forest
Girls Soccer vs Westville
Middle School Boys & Girls PCC Cross-Country Meet at Hebron
MS Girls Volleyball at Tri-Township
Sister To Sister Book Event
Wednesday, November 12
Wednesday, November 12
This week in Biomedical Science, two labs were performed. Blood typing and blood spatter analysis.
In the blood typing lab, students explored how antigens and antibodies interact in the human body, and how these interactions can be used to determine a person’s blood type. By mixing simulated blood samples with anti-A and anti-B serums, they observed reactions and used their results to identify blood types. Understanding this process is not just about memorizing blood groups, but gives them the foundational skill that helps students match blood found at a crime scene to possible suspects or victims.
Students also conducted a blood spatter analysis to study how blood behaves under different conditions. They experimented with how the height, angle, and force of impact influence the size and shape of blood droplets. By analyzing the resulting patterns, students learned how to determine the direction of blood travel, the possible position of the victim, and even the nature of the weapon used.
In the blood typing lab, students explored how antigens and antibodies interact in the human body, and how these interactions can be used to determine a person’s blood type. By mixing simulated blood samples with anti-A and anti-B serums, they observed reactions and used their results to identify blood types. Understanding this process is not just about memorizing blood groups, but gives them the foundational skill that helps students match blood found at a crime scene to possible suspects or victims.
Students also conducted a blood spatter analysis to study how blood behaves under different conditions. They experimented with how the height, angle, and force of impact influence the size and shape of blood droplets. By analyzing the resulting patterns, students learned how to determine the direction of blood travel, the possible position of the victim, and even the nature of the weapon used.
Washington Township @ Boone Grove | 2025 Girls Soccer | JEDTV Sports Network
The livestream is scheduled to begin at 09/29/25 4:30 pm CDT.
https://www.jedtv.com/pcc-network.html/?B=2508399
The livestream is scheduled to begin at 09/29/25 4:30 pm CDT.
https://www.jedtv.com/pcc-network.html/?B=2508399
Girls Soccer at Boone Grove
PCC Girls Volleyball Tournament vs Morgan Township at WTHS
