Spirit Day and Treat Sales on Friday!
We need your help!
Join us on Thursday!
Check out the latest news, upcoming events and lunch menus in the November Newsletter: https://www.smore.com/m03wcg
Find some Hidden Gems this weekend.
Check out this week's Wildcat Skills and Expectations!
https://www.smore.com/2tby8s
Washington Wildcats are teaming up against drugs!
Our Wildcat futures are drug free and BRIGHT! #redribbonweek2022
Today we had our 2nd Team Huddle where K-5th grade students and siblings when possible, got together to make some fall art.
Wildcats think, “Doing Drugs is Crazy!” #redribbonweek2022
Washington has kids excited about learning with a Halloween room transformation. Once tasks are completed students get a TRICK-mystery box of goblin guts or spider legs or a TREAT-candy or Halloween stickers.
3 on 3 Girls Basketball League
Howdy, Wildcat families!
We LOVE to see our students dressing up each day in celebration of living drug-free lives. Thanks for helping them with their creativity!! The boots and western wear today are reminding us to give drugs the BOOT!
Here are some freebie family supper conversation starters for this evening:
(K-2nd graders) How do you know if it’s safe to eat food or candy?
(We talked about how safe food and candy will come in a wrapper, sealed with a label OR homemade and given to us by a trusted adult).
(3rd-5th graders) How do you celebrate life in a healthy, drug-free way?
(We talked about time with family, games, friend time, sports, music, etc.)
See you all tomorrow with your crazy hair and outfits!
Thank you Elks Club for your generous donation of dictionaries to all 3rd graders!!
Some of Mrs. Simmons’ 5th grade leadership team gave up a recess and after-school time to work on Red Ribbon Week school decorations! #Wildcats #5thLeadership
Check out last week's winners and this week's skills and expectations: https://www.smore.com/yr2q0
Please help us with an upcoming project.
Spread the Warmth
Looking for some family fun???
This week, Kindergarteners read the book, Everybody Works. To help make real-world connections, Washington parent, Officer Wilkerson and his K9 Briggs came in to share their work with the students.
