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WES Newsbeat October 9 Thru October 20, 2017 WES Newsbeat October 9 thru October 20, 2017 Subscribe Past Issues Translate RSS The latest news from Williamsburg Elementary School in Geneva, Illinois. View this email in your browser In this Issue Contact Us Office: 630-463-3100 Attendance: 630-463-3101 EXCLUSION DAY IS OCTOBER 16 Our FIRST dinner night THANK YOU vision & hearing volunteers: Please respect the residents Fun Fair! Monday October 9 NO SCHOOL REMINDERS FROM THE HEALTH OFFICE Columbus Day Tuesday October 10 EXCLUSION DAY IS OCTOBER 16 7:10am 5th gr before What is exclusion day? All the health requirements for school BAND school entry must be in the health office by that date. rehearsal FIRE EDUCATION Exclusion means that your student will not be allowed to presented by the attend class until those requirements are met. This Geneva Fire Dept. Kindergarten includes, physicals and immunizations, letters of thru 3rd grade Religious or Medical exemptions. For information go to Wednesday October 11 the district website: Geneva304.org; Parents; Enrollment 8:30am 5th gr leaves and Registration; and on the far right click on Health for Outdoor Education at Camp Timber-lee Requirements. Notes will be coming home to alert you if Students http://us11.campaign-archive2.com/?u=431bf1c7a019c2802bbda15f1&id=0a2c447860[10/20/2017 3:29:41 PM] WES Newsbeat October 9 thru October 20, 2017 things are missing. should arrive at school with their luggage Please call me with any questions or for assistance by 8:10am making the appointments. Thursday October 12 Thank you so much. FIRE EDUCATION Your WES School Nurse, presented by the Geneva Fire Dept. MaryEllen Keith RN, MSN Kindergarten 630-463-3106 thru 3rd grade Friday October 13 Kindergarten field trip Windy This Week in #PhysEd with Mr. Graham Acres Farm 5th gr returns from Outdoor Ed. Buses should return to WES at approx. 2:30pm PARENTS: Be sure to check- in with your Parents, to child's teacher learn more about what your students are learning before leaving in PE, I’ve added a section on my website to keep the school. you updated on everything we’re doing. Click on graphic or link! Monday October 16 http://pe4everykid.weebly.com/this-week-in- 2:15-3:15pm GPL physed BOOK BUZZ for 4th & 5th gr- LMC Mrs. Murphy’s Kindergarteners Win – Class Tuesday October 17 Dojo “Class of the Month” Contest Congratulations to Mrs. Murphy’s kindergarteners 7:10am 5th gr before on winning our first Class Dojo “Class of the school BAND Month” Contest! Their positive behavior was the rehearsal best in the school for the month of September Bus Evacuation Drills during our PE class. Keep up the good work and 3Hw field trip to remember that October’s contest began this week! Sholes School 12noon PTO meeting in the conf. rm. Wednesday October 18 3C field trip to Sholes School Thursday October 19 Beginning today- 7:10am 5th gr 12th Annual “Race to Columbus Day” – FINAL before school Weekend! ORCHESTRA This is our FINAL weekend to earn miles for your rehearsal class by being physically active and/or reading 3L field trip to Sholes outside of the school day! Every minute counts, so School be sure to fill out your log sheets and bring them back to school on Tuesday! Friday October 20 MORE INFO & EXTRA LOG SHEETS HERE 3Sr field trip to Sholes http://us11.campaign-archive2.com/?u=431bf1c7a019c2802bbda15f1&id=0a2c447860[10/20/2017 3:29:41 PM] WES Newsbeat October 9 thru October 20, 2017 School 5th gr field trip to paint pumpkins at Friendship Station Our FIRST dinner night ... Girl Scout Costume Party OCTOBER 18th ALL DAY! Tell your server/cashier WILLIAMSBURG SENT YOU! or bring in our flyer ... Visit our PTO's Website THANK YOU vision & hearing volunteers: Beth Abbott, Brannon Anderson, Andi Balloun, Mindy Burghard, Stephanie Dorn, Heather Fisher, Becky Kelley, Cathy King, Johanna Patterson, Heather Perratt, Sarah Pomaro, Brad Saelens, Katie Sheehan, Sarah Shkutov, Amy Steben, Sarah Tracey, Amy Valenti, and Andy Young. Please respect the residents that live in areas where these signs are posted by not dropping off and/or picking up students. This action does cause extra traffic in the neighborhood. http://us11.campaign-archive2.com/?u=431bf1c7a019c2802bbda15f1&id=0a2c447860[10/20/2017 3:29:41 PM] WES Newsbeat October 9 thru October 20, 2017 Fun Fair! Please save the date for our Halloween Fun Fair -- Friday, October 27, 5:30-7:30pm at WES. We need many volunteers to make this event happen. Please consider signing up today! I WANT TO HELP! Backpack forms will be coming home in approx 2 weeks. Would you like to be a sponsor? $200 for large raffle prize and $100 for game. Any questions? Please contact Melissa Busch at [email protected] or Danielle Fuentes at [email protected]. Copyright © 2017 Williamsburg Elementary School, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list http://us11.campaign-archive2.com/?u=431bf1c7a019c2802bbda15f1&id=0a2c447860[10/20/2017 3:29:41 PM].
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