Walker Butte Middle School

For those planners, here is our general middle school supply list for next year.

Our school times have changed slightly for the 2026-2027 school year. Early release days, students are now out at 1:45pm instead of 1:35pm.

While summer is just getting started, July 22nd, the first day of school, will be here before we know it! At the May Governing Board Meeting, new school hours were approved for the 2026-2027 school year. Families are encouraged to take a moment to review and jot down the updated start and end times, as schedules have slightly changed for our Elementary, Middle, and High Schools. We look forward to welcoming everyone back for another great year in Florence Unified School District!

Have you registered for the next school year yet? All new and returning FUSD students need to be registered before the first day of school. You can register by visiting our district website at: fusdaz.org/enroll-now

We invite you to come join us tonight to celebrate our 8th graders promoting onto high school. We are so proud of your accomplishments and wish you all the best in your future endeavors!

Parents and students, yearbooks are here! We will pass them out on Monday, May 18th. We do not have any extras. If you forgot to order your yearbook, you can order online and have it shipped to your house. Go to www.treering.com/validate and enter the school code: 1013457634194781

8th grade is preparing for their breakfast. Please send in the items you are donating. We appreciate your kindness!

Please join us to support our band and choir for their last performance this school year. 🪈 🎷 🥁 🎶

Attention 8th graders, This is a friendly reminder that your permission slip to attend 8th grade promotion practice is due Monday, May 11th.

As an end of the year project that tied in well with our ecosystem unit, Ms. Schutz’s science class designed aquariums and built them. They had to create a shape that would go into a public location on a large scale, create an ecosystem with plants and fish that would thrive together in the tank, figure out the correct temperature of water, amount of salt needed (if it was a saltwater tank), the volume of the tank, and the gallons of water that would fit into the tank based on the volume. Then, using their dimensions, they had to scale down their tank to a buildable size and build it accurately based on those dimensions. Lastly, they had to put their fish and plants in the tank. These tanks turned out amazing! Thank you to all the parents that donated items such as tap, paint, and cardboard! 🐠

Tonight is the night…movie night. 🍿

Last games before the playoff. Hope you can come out and support our Coyotes! ⚽️ 🏀