Congratulations to our RedHawk Pride recipients for this week. Know that we appreciate your effort, how you treat others, and how you follow our Guidelines for Success!

• Jordan Bentham from Mr. Scurte
• Haley Nyberg from Mrs. Duck
• Seamus King from Mr. Wilkerson
• Gabby French from Mr. Gabel
• Jack Cox from Mrs. Breon
• Jasmine Naw from Mrs. Olson
• Grayson Lemp from Mr. Williams
• Sophia Gonzalez from Ms. Boehm
• Emilio Gomez from Mr. Celaya
• Aileni Robles from Team 8-4
• Alex Asimor from Ms. McCall
• Samahi Shah from Mrs. Goetschel
• Joe Edgar fro Mr. Kohler
• Lorelai Olson from Team 7-4
• Dylan McCabe from Team 7-4
• Parker Hanc from Team 7-4
• Olivia Slater from Team 7-4
• Isiah Hill from Ms. Harper
• Julian Aguirre from Mrs. Gerety
• Julian Flores from Mrs. Salmon
• Max Sansone from the Infinity Team
• Brian Rotella from the Infinity Team
• Madelyn Walker from the Infinity Team
• Summer Seebacher from Mrs. Amadei & Mrs. Bennett
• Stephen Harrill from Mrs. Martinez
• Jack Van Laningham from Mr. McPeak
• Gina Torelli from Mrs. Bennett
• Tay Lovesey from Mrs. Sienko
• Aaliyah Steele from Team 6-3
• Mallory Glore from Team 6-3
• Audrey Falco from Team 6-3
• Averie Rygula from Team 6-3
• Shalin Patel from Team 6-3
• Laine Griswold from Mrs. Rath
• Harper Charlson from Ms. Ryan
• Arjav Patel from Mrs. Stocker
• Colten Pariso from Mrs. Franklin
• Gabriella Schmitt from Ms. Guseman

In these past two weeks we have been able to offer opportunities for our current 6th and 7th grade students to participate in an A.V.I.D. information session led by our current A.V.I.D. 8th graders. While all of our students were invited to attend, others were personally nominated by their teams.

What is A.V.I.D.? A.V.I.D. stands for Advancement Via Individual Determination and represents a shift in students’ academic ownership. A major focus of the program is identifying students who want to take charge of their academic future and develop skills necessary for academic and personal success in school post-secondary opportunities. Here in District 303, we are able to design A.V.I.D. as an opportunity to enrich a student's academic experience beyond the classroom.

Want to learn more? Is your student interested? What are our next steps? Click here to find out.

1) NO outside drinks (Starbucks, Dunkin’, etc..) will be allowed in the AM. Students will be directed to finish them before entering the building.

2) Parents are welcome to drop off lunch but only for their own child - not a group

3) We DO NOT accept or sign for delivered lunches for students - please do not order food deliveries

2nd SEMESTER Non-Attendance Days for Students

• Monday, March 28 - Friday, April 1 - Spring Break
• Friday, April 15th - School Improvement Planning

2nd SEMESTER Early Release Days for Middle School

• Wednesday, March 23rd
• Wednesday, April 27th

State legislation requires that all Illinois children in Sixth Grade will have a dental examination. A licensed dentist must perform the examination, and he or she shall sign the form. Dental offices should have the form available, but it is also available online at www.d303.org under Departments, then Health Services, then “Health Documents and Forms”. Each 6th grade student must present proof of a dental examination by a dentist prior to May 15, 2022. The exam must be dated within 18 months prior to May 15, 2022. If your child has had an exam already, you can ask your dentist to complete the form for the exam.

The Illinois Department of Public Health has established a waiver for children who show undue burden or lack of access to a dentist. Parents or legal guardians who object to the dental examinations on religious grounds shall present to the school a signed, detailed statement of the objection.

The deadline is quickly approaching! Please submit this if you have not already done so. If you have any questions, please contact the WMS nurses at 331-228-3704.

St Charles North will be hosting tryouts for Fall Season in April. Please attend the mandatory pre-tryout meeting on Monday, March 21st at SCN in Room 302 (athlete and one parent must attend). Fill out the google form to get tryout information! We look forward to seeing you soon! Tryouts are open to all female and male athletes entering grades 9-12 for the 2022-23 school year. Any questions please email Coach Adrianne at Adrianne.Noworul@D303.org

GOOGLE TRYOUT FORM

For each of our 7th and 8th grade AVID classes, College and Careers plays an integral role in the classroom experience. On Friday's, we are looking for volunteers to share their career and experiences via zoom (or in person) during either 2nd, 7th or 8th period each week. Please fill out the form below if you are interested in sharing your career with our students. We will be sending a confirmation email to you once we have solidified your date and time. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and time with our students and staff.

***Visitors choosing to come into the building must adhere to current D303 visitor protocols. As of 10/1/21 - all visitors must:
- Show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test received within 72 hours of arriving to volunteer at your building.

- Bring documentation to the front office of your building upon arrival. If you would like to present to our students, please complete this Google form.

When it comes to issues that concern students and/or school safety: “If you see something, say something - immediately”. On a school day during staffed hours (7:30-4:00), the student, parent, or community member should call the school and/or seek an administrator ASAP for prompt action. If this information emerges outside of the school day, please call 911 immediately. The safety and wellbeing of our Wredling family are always our top priority!

If your child is quarantined due to Covid, our teachers will send work to your child and work with you and your child as we always have when a child is out of school. We want to recognize that quarantine offers some unique challenges for our students.

We will be offering instructional support through a certified teacher during quarantine. Ann Rose, a recently retired D303 teacher, will be available to support our quarantine students through Zoom. When a child begins quarantine, we will email both the child and the parent with information on how to access Mrs. Rose's Zoom for support. We encourage our quarantined students to access this instructional support!

Don’t miss this year's Spring Play “Charlietown”, a partially scripted/partially improvised show written by Mr. Rocha and the Charlietown Cast!

Thursday March 17th at 7 pm

Friday March 18th at 4:30 pm

Saturday March 19th at 3 pm

*This show, including an intermission, will last approximately 1.5 hours

Tickets are $5 and sold at the door; Concessions will be available for purchase for $1 each.

*Students attending the FRIDAY 3/18 SHOW should meet in POD 8-2 afterschool to buy their ticket and hang out before the show. You will be escorted to the Black Box just prior to the start of the show.