Baker introduces WEB program

Greene County News Report

FAIRBORN – Baker Middle School has started a new tradition this year in which incoming sixth grade students are part of a new program titled Where Everyone Belongs (WEB). This initiative is a focused program to help incoming middle school students become acclimated to the school.

Baker Middle School eighth grade students are serving as leaders and mentors, and are hosting a variety of activities to help the new students.

Activities include an opening assembly and mixer, a tour of the building, lunch with their WEB leaders and other important “back to school” activities. Other activities include assignment of lockers and instructions, schedule walk-throughs, bussing and transportation information and practice arrival and dismissal.

District leaders feel that this program is beneficial because it allows the students have a mentor and leader, and group of students they will already know on the first day of school.

Submitted photos Baker Middle School has Incorporated the Where Everyone Belongs (WEB) program, in order to help incoming sixth graders get acclimated to the environment.
http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2015/08/web1_bakererererere.jpgSubmitted photos Baker Middle School has Incorporated the Where Everyone Belongs (WEB) program, in order to help incoming sixth graders get acclimated to the environment.

Submitted photos Baker Middle School has Incorporated the Where Everyone Belongs (WEB) program, in order to help incoming sixth graders get acclimated to the environment.
http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2015/08/web1_Baker-Rock.jpgSubmitted photos Baker Middle School has Incorporated the Where Everyone Belongs (WEB) program, in order to help incoming sixth graders get acclimated to the environment.

Greene County News Report compiled by Whitney Vickers.