The Weeping Water Board of Education will be meeting on Monday, April 19 at 6:00 pm to discuss/take action on the following:
• Consider changes to who has access to the Fitness Center
• Expansion of the early childhood program to include birth to age 3
• 2021 Summer School
• Accepting staff resignation/Approving new staff contracts
• Purchasing of Language Arts Curriculum and Laptops
• Review, revision, adoption of policies
• Other items as listed in the agenda
To see the complete agenda, go to:
https://meeting.sparqdata.com/Public/Organization/465
The meeting will be in the WWPS Conference Room. Enter the building through door 2. If needed, the meeting may be moved across the hall to the auditorium to meet social distancing requirements.
ATTN WWPS Parents: We will be dismissing students and staff at 1:30 pm next Friday, April 23rd.
We have a backflow valve that needs to be replaced. Replacement cannot wait until summer. In order to replace the value, the water to the building must be shut off. The work will be completed the afternoon of the 23rd and we will resume a normal schedule on Monday, April 26th.
Today's Weeping Water School Bulletin: https://weepingwater.nebps.org/bulletin/000
Think, problem solve, create! Children develop creativity, social skills, and fine motor skills with open-ended projects where they can make choices, use their imaginations, and create with their hands. #woyc21
Today's Weeping Water School Bulletin: https://weepingwater.nebps.org/bulletin/000
When children build together they experience teamwork and develop their social and early literacy skills. Interested in learning more about meaningful play? Check out the link here: https://www.naeyc.org/our-work/families/five-essentials-meaningful-play
Today's Weeping Water School Bulletin: https://weepingwater.nebps.org/bulletin/000
Today is Tasty Tuesday! Cooking together connects math and literacy skills with science, and gives us an opportunity to introduce ways to incorporate healthy habits into our child’s lifestyle. #woyc21
Today's Weeping Water School Bulletin: https://weepingwater.nebps.org/bulletin/000
Happy Music Monday! When children sing, dance, and listen to music, they develop language and early literacy skills. You can help support your child’s development by playing, singing, and dancing with your child! #woyc21
Did you know that this week is the Week of the Young Child? The National Association for the Education of Young Children uses this week as an opportunity to focus our attention on the needs of young children and their families, and to recognize the early childhood programs and services in the area. Visit our page Monday-Friday this week for fun facts and themed activities every day! Learn more by visiting naeyc.org. #woyc21
School Carnival
Friday, April 30th
6:00-8:30 pm
Congrats to this week’s elementary Feather Card winners! Keeping SOARing and being role models!
Pk - Sloane Murdoch
K - Lynlee Heneger
1 - Lilyan Collins
2 - Dustin Lackore
3 - Marcus May
4 - Alma Campbell
5 - Chance Bergmann
Today's Weeping Water School Bulletin: https://weepingwater.nebps.org/bulletin/000
FYI - Senior Parents
Weeping Water utilizes the SafeSchools Reporting System. Students, parents, and/or patrons can report concerns, bullying, or threats to the school via this system. Reports can be anonymous and are sent directly to the Administration.
Today's Weeping Water School Bulletin: https://weepingwater.nebps.org/bulletin/000
Congratulations to the first group of students to receive the Nebraska State Colleges Multi-Activity Student Award recipients. The award recognizes students in grades 9-12 who participate in at least three NSAA sanctioned activities during the academic year.
Today's Weeping Water School Bulletin: https://weepingwater.nebps.org/bulletin/000
Thursday the elementary had an assembly to bring Dr. Seuss fun to a close. Green Eggs and Ham was the winner of the favorite book challenge.
