Preparing Students for Life
A E I O U Academic, Excellence, Is, Our. Ultimate Goal. The theme for the 2009-2010 school year.
After missing several days because of snow and
ice, we are back in the swing of things here at Whiteville Elementary
School. The 5th and 8th graders did a great job with the writing
assessment; we are very proud of the hard work they did. All of
the students are still writing and working on producing that "perfect"
paper. Our students are also gearing up for the TCAP test which is the
third week in April. Remember parents, guardians, and people of
the community; we are all teachers. Each one of us can help a child
learn something everyday and at anytime.
IT IS BACK!
What you may ask, the annual
Book Fair, of course.
Whiteville Elementary School's book fair
has returned
with some of the most awesome books this year. Our librarian,
Mrs. Rachel Weir, encourages all students, parents, and people of
the
community to
come and
check out the book fair. The book fair starts Tuesday, March 2nd
at 8:30 and ends Monday March 8th at 6:00p.m. (Ms. Weir is looking for
volunteers to help run the book fair, call the school or come by to
pick a time and day that you can volunteer.) To kick off the
book fair, WES is having the "Read Across America" program from
8:30 until 9:00 March 2nd. This is a time when volunteers go into
each homeroom to read to the students. In the past there
have been readers from local and state government, community leaders,
business leaders and some very special parents who have taken time out
of
their busy schedule to come read to the WES students. This year
will be no different because anyone can come in and read. "Read
Across America" program started as a celebration to honor "Dr. Seuss",
who strongly believed in reading to others as well as reading for you
self. If you would like to come read March 2, 2010 and demonstrate your
love for reading, just call the school.
The annual Science Fair is March 25th starting at
6:00p.m. The students at WES are working on their science
fair projects. If you have not been ask to assist in that volcano
building or trying to find just the right connector, then you may need
to ask your
child "What are you doing for the science fair?" After
that, your child and you will need to get busy because the science
fair
will be here soon. So make sure you have all the ingredients to
have a first place winning science fair project. If you need more
information
come by the school and one of the teachers or the librarian will help
you. Good Luck to all the students and their helpers
Everyone is invited to come see all the great science fair
projects March 25th.
The Parent Teacher Involvement
(PTI )Team meeting is March 18, 2010 starting at 6:00p.m.
The first
graders are presenting the program for the PTI Team meeting.
Most PTI Team
meetings are usually the third Thursday night of each month.
Remember, if you
would like to vote during a PTI Team meeting, you must be a member
of the PTI Team; dues are only $5.00. The dues for PTI Team
membership is one of the best bargains in
town. Dues can be paid at any time. See you at the next PTI
Team meeting.
We want to remind parents and
other community
members
there is an open door policy at Whiteville Elementary. We encourage
parents to come see the children learning each day. The one
exception to this policy is our H.E.A.R.T. reading program.
Please
do not disturb Kindergarten through eighth grade
classes during their RTI reading from 8:15-10:30a.m. and RTI math from 11:00 until 2:30p.m.
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