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Home of the Bighorns...
Being a student at James Workman Middle School means much more than simply showing up with a backpack and leaving with homework assignments. At JWMS, students and staff communicate, learn, and create in a growing technology-based environment. Our mascot, the Bighorn, embodies strength and perseverance - two qualities that our students possess. The Crag website is meant to be the digital home of our JWMS Bighorns, a place where they can stay current, celebrate achievements, and appreciate middle school life.
JWMS AdministrationPrincipal: Mr. Brad Sauer (bsauer@psusd.us)
Vice Principal: Manuel Bayardo (mbayardo@psusd.us) Vice Principal: Mr. VanLaanen (cvanlaanen@psusd.us) Vice Principal: Beth Drohan (bdrohan@psusd.us) |
Student Absence?If your student is absent or will be out for any reason, please call Attendance to let them know. You can reach them directly by calling
(760) 770-8546. Thank you! |
James Workman Middle School
69-300 30th Ave. Cathedral City, CA 92234 telephone: (760)770-8540 fax: (760)770-8545 Office Hours: 7:00AM-3:30PM, Monday-Friday |
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Our Mission . . .
The mission of The Crag is to provide a communication device within the educational community of James Workman Middle School. We strive to provide excellent, creative, student driven (made) content.
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JWMS Classrooms on Instagram |
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@FrakesRoom412
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You can also follow: @mrcloutierjwms
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You can also follow: @JWMS_Zimmerman
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Character Counts 6th Grade Orientation Survey
Why did we choose the name "The Crag"?
According to Nature Works, the bighorn sheep prefer to live in areas full of rocky slopes they can climb in order to evade predators. The definition of a crag is as follows: "A steep rugged mass of rock projecting upward or outward." Since the JWMS Bighorns are always climbing toward continued academic success, and since the school website should be their digital "home" away from home, we thought naming our website "The Crag" would be a tribute to the spirit of the Bighorn. Enjoy the site!