Home of the Wranglers
Working together as a learning community, we will go one step further as Wranglers by fostering a positive work ethic, responsibility, academics, navigation of goals, generosity, leadership, enthusiasm, and respect in society.
NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
List of Services
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Family Patio Lunch
Join us for Lunch on the Patio on Friday, March 6th!
You are invited to join in our Nevada Reading Week celebration by bringing lunch for you and your Del Webb Middle School student. We encourage families to visit and share your favorite stories and books as you enjoy your lunch! Wear your favorite travel destination shirt to participate in our spirit day, "From Page to Place, Adventure Awaits," and join in on the fun!
Lunch schedules are as follows:
1st lunch -- 9:57-10:27
2nd lunch -- 10:53-11:23
3rd lunch -- 11:49-12:19
(Please speak with your child and confirm their lunch time before registering.)
Pre-registration with the Google Form below is required. Please note: attendance of younger siblings should be limited.
Parking will be in the back parking lot, and guests must enter through the side entrance between the cafeteria and the gym. Please do not enter at the front of the school.
*For safety and security reasons, please do not enter the cafeteria.* If you will be attending, let your child know so they can meet you on the patio that day.
**If you have more than one Del Webb student and need to attend multiple lunches, please fill out a separate form for each lunch you plan on attending.**
We look forward to seeing you on March 6th!
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Vaccines for Incoming 7th Graders
All incoming 7th graders are required to have the MCV4 and Tdap immunizations per Nevada Law. Please see the attached link for more information. If you have any questions or concerns please contact the health office.
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PTO Silent Auction
The Del Webb Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) is thrilled to announce an upcoming Spring Online Silent Auction (running April 10th through April 16th)!
Our objective is to bring together families, staff, and local businesses to raise funds that directly benefit our school through a variety of avenues (e.g., recognition programs, school support, school-wide events, etc.). We’re reaching out to you—our amazing parents, teachers, and supporters to ask for your help in making this event a success.
Here’s how you can help:
1. Donate an item or experience – This can include gift cards, goods, services, event tickets, unique experiences, themed baskets, and more. We welcome and appreciate any donation you’re able to offer.
2. Reach out to your network – Ask friends, family, employers, and local businesses if they would like to donate. Many people love supporting education and our wonderful school community!
3. Mark your calendar & get ready to bid! – Auction: April 10th to April 16th. Bidding is easy & can take place from anywhere!
As a registered nonprofit organization, all contributions may be tax-deductible as permitted by IRS guidelines. Donors will receive a receipt (with our EIN number) for their records.
Also, in appreciation for business donations, we’ll highlight contributors across several platforms including the auction site, weekly newsletter, and social media!
If you, or someone you know, would like to make a donation, contact Emily Doubet directly at delwebbptopresident@gmail.com by March 20th. If a product or service donation isn’t possible, a financial contribution of any amount will go a long way toward supporting our students and staff.
Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or need additional information. Thank you so much in advance for your generosity and for helping spread the word. Together, we can make this a success!
With gratitude,
Del Webb Middle School PTO
Auction Committee
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Project-Based Learning
The 8th Grade ELA students of Mrs. Fogliani, Mr. Mattern, and Ms. Mellos are proud to present their Project-Based Learning showcase, Dreams & Barriers: A Housing Story.
Over the past several weeks, students have researched housing discrimination from the 1950s, including redlining and unfair housing policies, and examined how these historical injustices continue to impact communities today. Through research, writing, and graphics-based media projects, students developed and defended claims supported by primary and secondary sources.
Completed projects will be on display in the library on March 10th and 11th during the following periods:
Tuesday, March 10
* Ms. Mellos: Periods 1, 2, 4, 5, 6
* Mr. Mattern: Periods 4 & 6
Wednesday, March 11
* Mr. Mattern: Periods 1, 4 & 6
* Mrs. Fogliani: Periods 2–6
We warmly invite teachers, classes, and families to visit the library during these times to view student work, engage with their research, and celebrate the powerful thinking and creativity of our 8th graders.
We hope you can join us in supporting our students as they share their learning with our school community.
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Don't Forget to Buy a Yearbook!
Time is running out for you to purchase your 2025-2026 yearbook online! Yearbooks are onsale at jostens.com for $55. Get yours today! Online ordering deadline is April 30th!
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Spirit Wear Store
Show Your Wrangler Pride!
It’s time to gear up, Wranglers! Our Wrangler Spirit Wear Store is officially open, and there’s no better way to show your school pride than by rocking your red, black, and gray!
All items are produced on demand and ship directly to your home — super easy and convenient!
Spirit wear makes the perfect gift and is a great way to show your Wrangler pride every #WranglerWay Wednesday!
Order yours today using the link below!
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8th Grade Dance
The Secret Is Out… 8th Grade Dance Location Revealed!
Get ready, 8th graders—A Night to Remember is heading to Stoney’s Rockin’ Country at Town Square and we can’t wait to see you there!
Friday, May 8th
4:30–6:30 PM
Stoney’s Rockin Country at Town Square
Tickets go on sale Monday, March 2nd!
💲 $50 per ticket – Available through the school banker and during your Lunch
💳 We accept Cash, Card, Checks, Apple Pay, Google Pay & Cash App
🪪 School ID is required to purchase
🔥🐣 Early Bird Special- March Only!🐣🔥
Buy your dance ticket during the month of March and you’ll receive an Early Bird Raffle Ticket for a chance to win one of several AMAZING prize baskets!
🎁 Prize baskets will include:
Gift Cards
Exclusive goodies
🎟 VIP Dance Seating Certificate for you + FOUR friends!
This is your chance to score some incredible prizes just for buying your ticket early — don’t wait! The earlier you grab your ticket, the closer you are to winning BIG!
💃🕺 What’s Included With Your Ticket?
Your night will be packed with:
🎧 An AMAZING live DJ
📸 Photo opportunities & a Photo Booth
🍗 Raising Cane’s
🍰 A delicious dessert bar
🥤 Soda, water & other yummy treats
Dance Expectations & Eligibility
Del Webb 8th-grade students only
CCSD Dress Code applies
Students must be passing all classes (no Fs)
No excessive absences (more than 10% of enrolled days for Semester 2)
No suspensions
Students may not be on RPC at the time of the dance
Good citizenship required
Students with N’s or U’s (Unsatisfactory) in citizenship require administrator approval
No outstanding school fines
Tickets are non-refundable once purchased
Students must follow all venue policies and guidelines at all times
🎉 8th Graders-This is YOUR Night! 🎉
Don’t miss Del Webb’s first off-campus dance just for you! It’s going to be an unforgettable night full of fun, friends, music, and memories.
✨ Trust us — you do NOT want to miss this. It will truly be a night to remember! ✨
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Traffic & Safety Reminders
Traffic & Safety Reminders
Whether walking, driving, or riding a bike or scooter, we all play a role in keeping our roads safe.
For Drivers
School zones are in effect 30 minutes before school and 30 minutes after children are dismissed. During those times, it is against Nevada law to:
Make a U-turn.
Exceed the posted school zone speed limit.
Pass another vehicle, even if that vehicle slows down or stops.
Stop, back over, or park within 20 feet of a crosswalk.
It is also illegal to stop in the middle of the road or in other prohibited areas, such as red curbs, to pick up or drop off a passenger.
For Pedestrians and Cyclists
Whether walking or riding a bike, it is essential to be visible, alert, and watchful for vehicles.
When crossing roads:
Always stop and check for traffic in both directions.
Make eye contact and wave to drivers.
Watch for cars that may be hidden behind other cars.
Cross at intersections and marked crosswalks.
No matter how you are travelling, avoid distractions and be predictable. While distracted driving is illegal, if you are walking while distracted, you may not hear or see approaching traffic, or you may miss an obstacle in your path.
The Clark County School District Safe Routes to School Department provides tips and information on road safety for students of all ages. You can access resources by clicking below.
Please call the school’s main office at 702-799-1305 with any questions or concerns.
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Student Health & Wellness Resources
Please visit the family resource page for information regarding upcoming vaccine clinics & health resources.
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Student ID Badges
Student ID badges will be issued tomorrow during picture day.
All students must wear their school issued student ID on a lanyard at school.
Students who forget their student ID will be provided with a name badge sticker to wear for the day.
Students who continue to forget to wear their student ID will receive progressive disciplinary consequences as listed below and notices home.
A warning, an after-school detention, a temporary educational placement (STEP), a required parent conference (RPC), and/or suspension.
Do not bend, break, cut, or deface your badge in any way. Your photo, name, ID number, and barcode must be visible at all times.
If you need a replacement:
🪪 Student IDs may be purchased from the school banker for $3
🔑 Lanyards are available for $2
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#WranglerWay Tickets
As a reminder, there are several ways to exchange your red #wranglerway tickets. You may exchange 1 ticket for a treat at the student store, or you may use 1 ticket to bring a friend and have lunch on the patio on Wednesdays. 3 tickets may be exchanged for a book from the vending machine, or an upgraded Del Webb Lanyard.
If you have any ideas on additional exchanges for the #wranglerway tickets, please email Ms Kendhammer.
Don’t forget to wear your Wrangler gear for #WranglerWay Wednesday and show your school pride!
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#WranglerWay Shoutouts
Do you know a Del Webb Wrangler that epitomizes the #wranglerway? Give them a shoutout. Head to the Del Webb website to complete the shoutout form. Winners will receive prizes and treats!
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School Cash Online
Please note, some elective courses have fees that need to be paid for supplies and instructional materials. Parents can create a SchoolCash Online account and pay fees quickly and easily online. Please refer to the document linked below for detailed instructions on creating an account, adding your children, and making payments.
WRANGLER CALENDAR
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Nevada Reading Week
2:30pm Poetry Jam Club- Room 828
2:30pm D&D Club- Room 609
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10am Chick-Fil-A Sliders (All Lunches)
2:30pm Game Development Club-Room 622
2:30pm Sports Club- Room 606
2:30pm Drama Club-Theater
4pm Home Soccer Game -Boys
5:15pm Home Soccer Game -Girls
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2:30pm Magic Club- Room 221
2:30pm Cozy Clubhouse- Room 622
2:30pm Speech & Debate- P403/404
2:30pm Board Game Club- Room 722
4pm In-N-Out Spirit Night
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10am Makai Island Grill (All Lunches)
2:30pm GSA Club-Room 609
2:30pm Drama Club-Theater
2:30pm Tennis Club
7pm Pre Festival Concert at Liberty HS
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Reading Week Family Patio Lunch-All lunches
4pm Girls Soccer - Away
5:15pm Boys Soccer - Away
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2:30pm Poetry Jam Club- Room 828
2:30pm D&D Club- Room 609
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10am Chick-Fil-A Sliders (All Lunches)
2:30pm Game Development Club-Room 622
2:30pm Sports Club- Room 606
2:30pm Drama Club-Theater
4pm Boys Soccer - Away
5:15pm Girls Soccer - Away
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2:30pm Magic Club- Room 221
2:30pm Cozy Clubhouse- Room 622
2:30pm Speech & Debate- P403/404
2:30pm Board Game Club- Room 722
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10am Makai Island Grill (All Lunches)
2:30pm GSA Club-Room 609
2:30pm Drama Club-Theater
2:30pm Tennis Club
3:30pm Girls Volleyball Game -Away
4pm Boys Soccer - Away
4:30pm Boys Volleyball Game - Away
5:15pm Girls Soccer - Away
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End of Third Grading Period
Spring Break Begins - End of Day
8am 8th Grade Liberty HS AF JROTC Recruiting Visit- Gym
10am DonutNV Fundraiser - All Lunches
2pm Volleyball Raising Cane's Fundraiser
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No School: Spring Break
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Classes Resume
2:30pm NJHS Chapter Meeting-Room 810
2:30pm Poetry Jam Club-Room 828
2:30pm D&D Club- Room 609
4pm Home Soccer Game - Boys
5:15pm Home Soccer Game -Girls
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10am Chick-Fil-A Sliders (All Lunches)
2:30pm Game Development Club-Room 622
2:30pm Sports Club- Room 606
2:30pm Drama Club-Theater
3:30pm Girls Volleyball Game - Home
4:30pm Boys Volleyball Game - Home
6pm Band Pre-Festival
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2:30pm Magic Club- Room 221
2:30pm Cozy Clubhouse- Room 622
2:30pm Speech & Debate- P403/404
2:30pm Board Game Club- Room 722
4pm Boys Soccer - Away
5:15pm Girls Soccer - Away
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10am Makai Island Grill (All Lunches)
2:30pm GSA Club-Room 609
2:30pm Drama Club-Theater
2:30pm Tennis Club
4:30pm Girls Volleyball Game -Away
5:30pm Boys Volleyball Game -Away
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10am DonutNV Fundraiser - All Lunches
4pm Home Soccer Game - Boys
5:15pm Home Soccer Game -Girls
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2:30pm Poetry Jam Club- Room 828
2:30pm D&D Club- Room 609
3:30pm Girls Volleyball Game - Home
4:30pm Boys Volleyball Game - Home
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10am Chick-Fil-A Sliders (All Lunches)
2:30pm Game Development Club-Room 622
2:30pm Line Dancing- Room 606
2:30pm Drama Club-Theater
4pm Boys Soccer - Away
5:15pm Girls Soccer - Away
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2:30pm Magic Club- Room 221
2:30pm Cozy Clubhouse- Room 622
2:30pm Speech & Debate- P403/404
2:30pm Board Game Club- Room 722
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10am Makai Island Grill (All Lunches)
2:30pm GSA Club-Room 609
2:30pm Drama Club-Theater
2:30pm Tennis Club
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