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Meals, foods and beverages sold or served at schools meet state and federal requirements based on the USDA Dietary Guidelines. All meals, foods and beverages are prepared and served by qualified child nutrition professionals. We provide students with access to a variety of affordable and appealing foods that meet the health and nutrition needs of students. 

Although meals are currently being provided for all students for this school year, it is still important for families to apply for Free and Reduced Price Meals, if they believe they may qualify. If your family chooses to apply, please complete a Free and Reduced Meal Price Application Form. The forms can be obtained and returned (completed) to any school office. You will be notified by mail of your child's status. Please only complete one application per family. The information you give will be used to determine or prove your child's eligibility for free or reduced-priced meals. It is important that families apply to ensure continued funding to support the entire district.  

COMMUNITY COUNCIL
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William Ellis Middle School Community Council (WEMSCC)

The purpose of the William Ellis Middle School Community Council (WEMSCC) is to serve as one organized entity which will coordinate and facilitate all areas of parent involvement that relate to William Ellis Middle School. The Executive Board and each of the standing committees will work together to insure open communication, effective volunteer coordination and appropriate fiscal management of resources to best serve the needs of the students, families and staff of Ellis Middle School.  

The mission of the WEMSCC is to enrich the lives of all William Ellis students by encouraging involvement, enhancing communication and generating support from everyone within the William Ellis Community.

Banner Sponsor
Please support William Ellis by sponsoring a banner to advertise your business.  Your company banner will be displayed in the William Ellis gymnasium.  The banner can be purchased to show support for a family member, business and/or organization.  Please call the school at 336-998-2007 to sponsor your banner.

                                                        You may email an officer at wemscc@gmail.com regarding any questions.

2021-2022 School Year Officers

·         President                      Amanda Cranfill        amanda@hillsdaleregroup.com

·         Vice President           Tiffany Crouch 

·         Co-Secretary              Jennifer Hirata and Jessica Miller 

·         Co-Treasurer              Meredith Hankins and Annie Stroud 

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION FORM

• All physicals are valid for 395 days from the date of examination.
  2021-2022Athleticpaperwork.pdf

                                                                                          Jaguar Athletics         

Winter/Spring Athletic Awards will be held on Tuesday, May 10, 6:00-7:30pm.

Cheerleading Tryouts on Monday, May 23-Wednesday, May 25 from 3:45-5:45 in the gym.  Pick up tryout packet in the office.

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Congratulations to Riley Barnes and Ava Brown...

In 2018, in order to have something to do over the summer, Riley's parents bought her 12 chickens with the clear message that she would need to raise funds to care for them by selling their eggs. Four years later, Riley has 78 laying hens and sold close to 7000 eggs in 2021! Most significantly, Riley has used part of the profits from her chicken business to support others in Davie County. From adopting a family at Christmastime and personally going out and buying the family members gifts to helping provide supplies for a gentleman undergoing cancer treatment, Riley has put her profits to good use, caring for others around her. "I absolutely love giving back and helping others!" said Riley of her ongoing commitment to using part of her egg profits to do kind things for others. In addition to selling eggs, Riley has grown flowers which she has both sold and given away to seniors in local senior living facilities to bring some cheer to their day. 

Ava Brown noticed that students often do not have pencils and need to ask teachers for them in class. She also noticed that teachers seemed to be giving away their own pencils. This observation lead to the birth of Ava's DRI award winning project, Pencils for Peers.  "I have always been the kind of person to see a problem and want to find a way to fix it", Ava shared. Her current goal is to raise funds and receive donations in order to be able to supply each school in Davie County with 700 - 1000 pencils.

These middle schoolers are demonstrating for all of us that when we have the urge to be helpful and generous, it's a good urge to follow!