The Warrior Weekly
February Board Report-Intermediate
Proud to Be A Warrior!
Being a warrior is not a job to take lightly. It requires an immense amount of work and in return an immense amount of reward.
The truly great thing about this district is the children in which we serve. In the past years we have increased the rigor of our instruction to meet the requirement of the Common Core Standards. Our students have been right behind us putting in the effort needed to meet and exceed the demands. Our students have become goal setters who are out to achieve their best. In addition, to the academic efforts put in by our students, they also treat both peers and staff with respect. They follow the expectations in order to make our school a great place to learn.
Not only are the students one of the many reasons Winfield is the best place to work, but the staff are amazing people as well. The staff members at Winfield are always willing to help students, teachers, and parents without hesitation. Staff members spend many hours inside and outside of school to make sure that they are providing the best education for students when they walk through our doors. They are continuously looking at data and learning the best instructional practices to apply in the classroom to meet the needs of students. Staff members are always there for each other and are continuously collaborating, sharing ideas, and providing necessary support to all students. When given a challenge, the Winfield staff pull together to overcome that challenge and are willing to do what it takes to achieve. That’s what makes Winfield a great place for any staff member to work!
Casey Bromwich and Brianna Perkins
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Discipline
Wow!!!
95.6% attendance at the Intermediate building last week!!! We continue to be very pleased with our attendance at the Intermediate building.
Making Gains
Jump Rope For Heart
Gaming Club and Clubs at the Intermediate!
The Counselor's Corner
Hello Warriors!
The lesson this month has to do with the Growth Mindset (with a reminder about peer mistreatment report forms).
Basically in a fixed mindset, people believe their basic qualities, like their intelligence or talent, are simply fixed traits. They spend their time documenting their intelligence or talent instead of developing them. They also believe that talent alone creates success—without effort. Words used such as “I can’t do this”, “I messed up” or “I stink at math” fall into this category.
In a growth mindset, people believe that their most basic abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work—brains and talent are just the starting point. This view creates a love of learning and a resilience that is essential for great accomplishment. Changing the “I can’t do this” or “I stink at math” into “What am I missing?”, “I can learn from my mistakes” or “I’m going to use some of the strategies I’ve learned in Math” can drastically change the outcomes students have regarding their deficiencies.
Please let me know if you have any questions or if I can assist you and your family in any way.
Mrs.Bridget Baker
School Counselor
Winfield Intermediate
Cold weather is here
You can find the information below on the district website. It's bright and sunny out right now but we all know the cold weather will be here at some point.
The Ultimate Warriors!!
January Warriors of Wonder!
Shelbe
Brock
Caleb
Raegan
Zaidee
Cayden
Alyssa
Macy
Gage
Samantha
Anna
Grace
Averie
Averie
Tyler
Laila
Cameron
Hayden
Love What You Do
Winfield Intermediate School
Email: jeffschultz@winfield.k12.mo.us
Website: http://www.winfield.k12.mo.us/
Location: 701 West Elm Street, Winfield, MO, United States
Phone: 636-668-8300
Facebook: www.facebook.com/winfieldintermediate