Willard East Elementary

Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Summer Information 2015

We hope this information finds you and your students enjoying a great summer vacation! Here is a little information to help you get through the summer and know what's coming up in the fall.

Summer Office Hours:

Office Re-opens July 13th
M - Th. 7:30 - 4:00
Friday 7:30 - 1:00

New Student Enrollment:

July 28th and 29th
Click here for enrollment information and packet

Tiger Tales Before and After School Program Enrollment

Tuesday August 4th 4:00PM - 7:00PM

Who is your child's teacher?

A letter will be mailed to you on Friday July 31st from your child's teacher. If you do not receive your letter by Tuesday August 4th please call the school office 742-4639.

Class lists will NOT be posted on doors.

Meet the Teacher Night

Tuesday August 11th 6:00-7:30

First Day of School August 13th

Click here for school supply list

Tuesday, March 24, 2015

3rd and 4th Grade Survey Results

Back in February I sent an internet access survey to all 3rd and 4th grade families. After sending the
survey I realized I was not very clear in my goal for the survey. I apologize for that. However we did get some helpful/valuable information.

GOAL: To find out what kind of access students have to technology and the internet AT HOME.

67 people completed the survey. Survey was sent to 122 family email addresses. Thank you for taking the time to give input.

Click on the link below to see survey results: (Comments not visible.)

Student Access Survey 2015

Friday, February 6, 2015

Valentine's Day Grams

Valentine's Grams

On Sale February 9-11

Student Council will be selling Valentine's Day Grams in the morning before school from February 9-11. The grams will be 25 cents each and will be delivered in time for the Valentine's Day Parties on Feb 12. WEE loves our Valentine's Day Grams! Forms will be coming home to help with ordering mulitple grams. Click this link to download a order copy. V-Day Order Form #weetigers

Thursday, November 13, 2014

Winter Weather Information

It is that time of year again! Here are some helpful “Winter Weather” tips:

Dress Appropriately – Please consider sending your student to school in a warm winter coat. You are welcome to put a lighter jacket in the backpack. We never know what morning or afternoon recess will bring so it is better to be prepared.

Late Start Policy: “Late Start” does NOT APPLY to the Elementary or Intermediate school.

“Late Start” will be announced on the news or radio the evening or morning of bad weather.
The Elementary and Intermediate bus routes will be run a the usual times with the HS and MS routes AFTER these routes. This should allow for a little more time for our student drivers to get to school safely on mornings of unpredictable weather.
School buses are safe. However, if you would like to bring your student on mornings of bad weather please feel free to do that.
Curbside Service: We strongly encourage you to drop your students off at the curb on bad weather mornings. Parking and walking across the parking lot may not be the safest choice on slick mornings. Our staff is always greeting students in the hall and can make sure they find their way to class.
What if school is dismissed early? Early dismissal will be announced on the news or radio stations. Students will follow the directions submitted at the beginning of the year on the inclement weather forms. If no form was submitted students will follow their usual after school routine. Unfortunately we will not be able to contact each family and let them know school has been dismissed. We will do our best to post this on our website
Winter Illness: Oh yes it is also that time of year for colds and other illnesses. Please remember that if your student is sent home from school with a fever, he/she needs to be fever free for 24 hours before returning to school. If your child is sick and not coming to school please call our office and let us know. We also like to know what symptoms they are experiencing in case other students become ill with the same symptoms.

We hope for a mild winter! Students need to be outside exercising as much as possible this time of year. Teachers need students to be outside releasing all their energy too:)