Students Succeeding with WIN
Students Succeeding with WIN
WHS will operate on a 2 hour delay schedule the rest of the week.
Students Succeeding with WIN
Students Succeeding with WIN
Olivia Guisinger is the definition of quiet strength. Her classroom is organized and
well-managed. The softness of her voice keeps the students mellow.
Thank you for being an organized staff member, Olivia, and thank you for being a Redskin.
To put and to the rumors, Mrs. M & Mrs. M are not the same person or twins! They just share the same love for Wapak students!
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The upcoming Wapakoneta Elementary Football Camp is quickly approaching! Register for your spot today!
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Students Succeeding with WIN
Students Succeeding with WIN
Allen East is inviting all who want to attend to this event.
Josie Parr, a fourth grader, lightens the mood in the classroom. She is diligent
while working on her assignments and is always kind. She has shown great growth this
year and works hard every day. Thank you for being a great student, Josie,
and thank you for being a Redskin.
Attention those interested in taking part in Color Guard next year!
Janna Slaughter is eager to help at Wapakoneta Elementary School. She shares new ideas and supports teachers with anything they need. She has a positive attitude
and does things with a smile. Thank you for being a great staff member, Janna, and
thank you for being a Redskin.
Hey Peeps! Enjoy your Easter Break!!!!! See you on Tuesday!
What an honor our Cultures Class had today to host WHS Distinguished Alumni member of the class of 2023, Sarah Barber. Thank you Sarah for your willingness to give back to our students!
Robotics Club speaking at the Wapakoneta Area Community Foundation Community Fund Grant Awards banquet. They received a grant for $2,500.
Hunter Seward, a seventh grader, is kind hearted and polite to staff and students. Hunter completes his assignments with 100% effort.
Thank you for being a kind hearted role model, Hunter, and thank you for
being a Redskin.
Next week, our 8th grade students will be participating in the Lifelines Prevention curriculum which is an evidence based suicide prevention program. The main objective of this four lesson program is to encourage students to identify trusted adults to discuss concerns about themselves or their friends. A letter containing more information was sent home with your student. If you have questions regarding the program, please let us know.
Good luck today Winterguard!
