"Caps for Caring"

“Caps for Caring”

The students and staff at Withamsville Elementary are collecting plastic caps of all sorts as a service project. A local recycling facility has agreed to collect our caps in exchange for dollars that will be donated to cancer research. Please join our effort by collecting and donating plastic bottle caps from pop, juice, water or milk containers. The only requirement is that you turn in clean caps. This will be on on-going project for the duration of the school year.

WT Weekly Update

No school for students on Tuesday, November 8th
Get out and vote on 11/8/11
No school for staff or students on 11/11/11
Parents, staff and students should wear yellow on Monday as a sign of support for West Clermont Schools!

This week at Withamsville

This week at Withamsville... 4/12/11 PTO With Guest Dr. Laura Neighbor who will be leading activities and facilitating discussion about school and parenting issues 4/13/11 K-2 Lazer Tag at Skallywag on Beechmont 4/16 and 4/17 West Clermont Art Show will be held at WT 12-5 daily 4/21 and 4/22 Spring Break for West Clermont Schools

Weekly Update

This week at Withamsville... 4/12/11 PTO With Guest Dr. Laura Neighbor who will be leading activities and facilitating discussion about school and parenting issues 4/13/11 K-2 Lazer Tag at Skallywag on Beechmont 4/16 and 4/17 West Clermont Art Show will be held at WT 12-5 daily 4/21 and 4/22 Spring Break for West Clermont Schools

School Closed 1/21/11

Due to weather and road conditions school will be closed on 1/21/11

Math Carnival

Our Annual Math Carnival is almost here! The carnival is taking place on Tuesday, Oct. 19 from 6:30-8:00. We have games, a cupcake walk, graphs, painted pumpkins, FOOD, trail mix, ring toss, a book table, face painting and lots of fun planned. Please try to attend and support our students!

Vocabulary Parade

It's almost time for a "dress-up" day at WT...exciting. The 2nd annual vocab parade will be on Friday, October 29th. The assembly will begin at 2:00 and will last an hour. Have room parents set up a treat for your kids after the assembly. Remember that the vocab dress-up, treat and assembly are in lieu of Halloween parties and costumes; be sure to stress this with the kids and room parents. You will have a letter in your mailbox by Monday 10/11 to send home. This is also the day to read the book, Miss Alaineus. Help your students to come up with a great word that is appropriate for your grade level and they should work on their costume at home. Also, teachers should start thinking of words too. The kids love to see what we come up with and how we're going to dress-up.