Sunday Message
May 18-22
Principal's Message
Report Cards
Track 1 families will receive their child's report card no later than May 28. Families on Track 2, 3, and 4 will receive their report card no later than June 4. Report cards will be provided to families via email. If you do not have an email address, we will make report cards available for pick up (see below). Or, the report card can be mailed to your home address.
Report Cards & Students on Track 1
Track 1 students completed the 3rd grading period prior to school closure. Your child will have a numerical grade recorded for quarter 3. State guidelines stipulate that elementary school students will not receive a numerical grade for 4th quarter. Students will receive year end feedback from their teacher regarding their strengths and areas that may need improvement.
Report Cards & Students on Track 2, 3, & 4
State guidelines stipulate that elementary school students will not receive a numerical grade for 3rd & 4th quarter. Students will receive year end feedback from their teacher regarding their strengths and areas that may need improvement.
Pick Up of Student Materials
In order to facilitate parent pick-up of student materials, we will open the building the week of June 1st so that you may pick up items. You may want to pick up the following items:
Coats
Lunch Boxes
Medication
Report Card (if you do not have an email address)
We will follow the schedule below to promote social distancing and limit the number of people in the building at a time.
Schedule
Monday, June 1 Track 1 families may pick up student materials between 10:00am-12:00pm.
Tuesday, June 2 Track 2 families may pick up student materials between 10:00am-12:00pm.
Wednesday, June 3 Track 3 families may pick up student materials between 10:00am-12:00pm
Thursday, June 4 Track 4 families may pick up student materials between 10:00am-12:00pm
Families that choose to access the school building for pick up of student materials, are required to wear a face covering and it is recommended you wear gloves.
Families should limit the size of their group.
Social distancing must be followed while on campus
In some cases, parents may have items they would like to return to the school. Devices, such as hot spots or Chromebooks will only be collected if a student is not returning to a WCPSS school next year. Library books will only be collected if a student is not attending a WCPSS school next year. Rising 6th graders attending a WCPSS school next year will return library books and devices checked out to their middle school. The district will coordinate a process for return when school resumes next year. Parents please label the items you are returning.
If you or anyone in your home is ill or experiencing any symptoms please do not come pick up items. We can arrange for a pick up time at a later time, when you are well.
Announcements
Bus Riders for the 2020-2021 School Year
Though we do not yet know what impact COVID-19 might have on school schedules for the next school year, we need to begin planning bus routes. Bus rider registration will open on May 11. Students who rode the bus in 2019-20 will be notified via School Messenger on May 12. If your child is eligible for transportation and will be riding the bus to the same school next year, you don’t need to take any action. If you need to update your bus service needs for the 2020-21 school year, please go to www.wcpss.net/busrider and let us know.
Families Not Returning To PUE
If your family is moving out of our base attendance zone or if your student will be attending a charter or private school for 2020-21 school year, please email jbaginski@wcpss.net.
Technical Support & Assistance During Remote Learning is available here:
https://sites.google.com/wcpss.net/instructional-continuity-wcpss/technology-support-for-families
WCPSS Free Meals for Children
For more information on free meals for children during school closure, please visit https://www.wcpss.net/domain/16591.
Articles for Families
Supporting Children Through the Pandemic
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11QA6fZUvYEpaqfAODUK8q07Uy6dZSSOV/view
Coping With the COVID-19 Crisis: The Importance of Care for Caregivers—Tips for Parents and Teachers