Wildcat Wonderings
September 3rd
MISSION:
Watkins Wildcats are safe respectful, and focused on learning every day.
VISION:
Work Ethic: Work hard
Achievement: Achieve great things
Teamwork: Do your part for the good of the group
Kindness: Treat others the way you want to be treated
Innovation: Think outside the box
Noteworthy: Others recognize our excellence
Success: Accomplish our goals
Mrs. Clark: jclark113@spsmail.org
Reminder: School begins at 8:30 and ends at 3:30. Doors open at 8:15.
We will not be dismissing students from the office after 3:15. If you arrive after 3:15, please go through the carline or wait until the carline is finished.
We are also NOT allowing walk-ups before OR after school. You must park at a numbered signed in the morning and drive through the carline in the afternoon. Your students may also walk home. You may not park in one of the lots or on the street and walk up to the front door.
We want to make sure students and parents are safe as well as keep that area clear for emergency situations.
If your child is a car rider, PLEASE display your car tag each time you come to pick up your child. If you need a replacement tag, please contact your child's teacher.
CAR LINE HELP.......Please do not block neighbors' driveways while waiting in the carline. We want to be respectful of their space and not cause a problem for them to pull in or out.
Weekly Schedule
Monday, September 6th:
Tuesday, September 7th:
Wednesday, September 8th:
Thursday, September 9th:
Friday, September 10th:
- Spirit Day- Wear your Watkins t-shirts or blue/orange!
Monday, September 13th:
- PTA Membership Drive begins
Tuesday, September 14th:
Wednesday, September 15th:
Thursday, September 16th:
Friday, September 17th:
- Spirit Day- Wear your Watkins t-shirts or blue/orange!
Our Watkins staff is amazing!
Want to "shout out" a staff member? We want to hear about it!
Do you know our mission statement?
Try asking your student(s)?
"Watkins Wildcats are safe, respectful, and focused on learning everyday."
During the month of September, we will discuss what it means to be "respectful".
Treating people with respect makes your world a nicer place to live in, whether it’s at home, at school, or out in your community. And it’s easy – all you have to do is treat people the way you like to have them treat you.
Ask your child to tell you ways they can be respectful at home, at school, and in your community.
Welcome back to school Wildcats. Just a few reminders from your School Nurse:
If your child needs to take medication at school, please have only an ADULT bring those medications to the nurse’s office before I may administer. If those medications are in ½ dose’s please have them cut prior to bringing them to the nurse or she cannot accept them.
You should have received a Student Health Inventory this year from your child’s teacher sent home to be filled out. Please fill that out, all information is very important in the care of your child here at school. All information is kept confidential. Please return those forms as soon as possible.
Please remember: If your student is sent home with COVID-19 like symptoms: your student may return when:
· Resolution of fever without the use of fever-reducing medications for at least 24 hours and
· Improvement of symptoms without use of medication to control symptoms, and
· Written documentation of differential diagnosis (allergies, ear infection, strep, contact dermatitis, etc.) from MD/DO/NP including a statement from the provider regarding not recommending COVID-19 testing.
Thank you.
