HOMECOMING 2022 DRESS UP DAYS:
Monday : Airport Day (Dress for a Long Flight)
Tuesday: Tacky Tourist Day
Wednesday: Character Shirt Day
Thursday: Time Travel Day (Dress Like Any Era/Decade) or Jersey Day
Friday: Hornet Spirit Day
The mission of the Redgranite Student Council is to spread kindness. This year the students are helping spread kindness by decorating a table in the cafeteria for those celebrating birthdays. The student council members also wrote out birthday cards for the students who celebrated birthdays during the month of September. The students that celebrated September birthdays enjoyed the opportunity to share their special day with their classmates.
Yesterday, Mrs. Sluke’s Rock Climbing Physical Education Class traveled around Wautoma on their bikes to go geocaching. The group found a couple hidden geocaches in town. Pictured are the students behind the World War II Memorial Building and Public Library after they found a hidden Geocache. According to Mrs. Sluke, there are actually several Geocaches hidden in the Wautoma Area.
For those interested in learning more, visit geocaching.com.
We Heard You and We Have Listened !
Parkside Drop-Off and Pick-Up will look a bit different starting Monday, October 10th! To learn more, click https://5il.co/1izwq.
Questions? Contact Parkside School at 920-787-4577.
Riverview Elementary is asking any EMS, Firefighters, and Police Officers to volunteer for Character Day next Wednesday, October 12th. Anyone interested in participating can contact the school at 920-787-4590.
We hope to see you there!
Congratulations to Jonbenett Cervantes, WHS's Student of the Month!
Mini Food Show! Oct. 6, 4:30-7:30 PM at Parkside!
Parkside School is having a Book Fair!
The fair is from Monday October 3rd- Friday October 7th
Monday through Thursday 7:45 AM- 3:30 PM, Thursday Evening 5-7:30, and Friday Morning from 7:45 AM- 11:45 AM
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/parksideschool
Tadeo is a very kind student that exhibits all of the character traits on a daily basis. He is nice to all of his classmates and helps them whenever he can. He is also very respectful to teachers and always does what is asked of him.
Tadeo works very hard in all subjects even when something is challenging, and always makes responsible choices even when others do not.
It is for all these reasons and more that the 3rd grade team thinks Tadeo is the perfect student to receive the honor of student of the month.
HOMECOMING 2022 DRESS UP DAYS:
Monday : Airport Day (Dress for a Long Flight)
Tuesday: Tacky Tourist Day
Wednesday: Character Shirt Day
Thursday: Time Travel Day (Dress Like Any Era/Decade) or Jersey Day
Friday: Hornet Spirit Day
Mini Food Show!
On Wednesday, September 21, members of the Wautoma High School Key Club participated in highway cleanup.
Girl Scouts across the district celebrated "Wear Your Uniform to School Day" today! Great job sharing your Girl Scout Pride girls! If your daughter is interested in joining Girl Scouts, please contact [email protected] for more information.
Redgranite 2nd grade students are practicing their doubles math facts by playing a math game with classmates.
Last week Redgranite 5th graders and Kindergartners kicked off their buddying for the year. The buddies made a fall picture while getting to know each other!
HOMECOMING 2022 DRESS UP DAYS:
Monday : Airport Day (Dress for a Long Flight)
Tuesday: Tacky Tourist Day
Wednesday: Character Shirt Day
Thursday: Time Travel Day (Dress Like Any Era/Decade)
OR Jersey Day
Friday: Hornet Spirit Day
Last week, Wautoma Area School District Administrator Tom Rheinheimer, Riverview Elementary Principal Jewel Mucklin, and student representatives Nefthany Tinoco and Owen Inda visited local community helpers, including the City of Wautoma and Wautoma Police Department, to invite them to volunteer for Character Day.
The October 12th Character Day will correspond with the WASD Homecoming Week and provide students throughout the district the opportunity to learn more about Character Education and the traits the district follows. Pictured are: Jewel Mucklin, Nefthany Tinoco, Owen Inda, Tom Rheinheimer, Wautoma Police Sergeant Joey Rosin, and City of Wautoma Administrator/Clerk/Treasurer Tommy Boehler.
This week all of the third grade students at Riverview Elementary had a great time practicing the scientific method through a fun experiment. They tested three different food spreads to see which had the most fat. Some students were surprised by the results but all had a ton of fun and felt like real scientists.
Students in Miss Schmitt's ELA Acceleration Block recently were working on responding to the read aloud called "If I Built a School" by Chris Van Dusen. During their discussion, the students told Miss Schmitt what they would add to their school to make it exciting and why people would have fun. Then each student drew a picture of what their schools would look like.
Beginning tomorrow (September 7) the WASD will offer free COVID-19 Testing for staff and students at the World War II Memorial Building. Please pre-register at www.lifepointlink.com/noah/outreach
