Partner reading in 233!
Kindergartners exploring a milkweed pod. They are learning about needs of plants and animals in science and how monarch caterpillars eat milkweed.
Second graders had a great time painting their pumpkins!
Counseling Monthly Newsletter
The Rosa Parks Block Party is this Friday! The weather looks to be great. There are still some opportunities for people to volunteer to make the Block Party a huge success. Please consider helping out if you are able to.
We have 28 raffle baskets ready to be raffled off. We have 25 bikes coming to be raffled off for students! Three highly recommended food trucks will be here! Samples of the cookie dough fundraiser going on right now! Meet some of the members of our newest club at Rosa Parks; the Kindness Club!
It is will surely be a fun family evening for ALL!
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Look at these tourists! They are ready to travel the world!
401 twins!!
Young Readers field trip to the Washington Pavilion.
Daniel’s first time being independently “it” in tag. It's pretty amazing!
Let's end WHS Homecoming Week with a SPIRIT DAY! Wear your WHS gear or Orange and Black. Cheer on the Warriors to a Win!
Do you recognize anyone in these pictures?
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"Report, Don't Repost." Parents, students, and the community are asked to take 3 minutes to hear an important message from Superintendent Jane Stavem and Police Chief Jon Thum. School safety is everyone's responsibility!
WHS Homecoming Week!
Thursday is NY TIMES GAMES: dress as a tourist.
Rosa Parks is joining in on the fun with WHS Homecoming Dress Up Days!!
This is what you get when you mix a whole lot of generations together!
WHS Homecoming Week!
Wednesday is TAKING THE WIN: dress in your favorite jersey.
Join Rosa Parks for the Block Party on Sept. 27th; 5-7pm. Let's make this years party even better!
WHS Homecoming Week!
Tuesday is TRAVELING THROUGH LIFE: Dress any age (babies, little kids, senior citizens)!
It is WHS Homecoming Week! Monday is VIDEO GAME DAY: dress as your favorite gaming character or in your PJ's.
The fourth graders have been working on electrical systems. They even got to create their own. They figured out how to make a fan spin and then how to make it spin the opposite direction. They also made an LED bulb light up, a buzzer sound, and then the real challenge was to make all three work at the same time. They had so much fun!!
4th and 5th grade students join us on Sunday for the Latino parade! Please see the flyer.
