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*Important Dates*
Friday, October 13th- Picture Retakes
Monday, October 16th- Conferences (3:00-6:45)
Tuesday, October 17th- Conferences (3:00-6:45)
Wednesday, October 18th- No School
Thursday, October 19th- No School
Friday, October 20th- No School
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Lions Club Conducting Vision Screening
The Lions Club is partnering with the WFSD elementary schools to conduct free vision screenings for all students within each elementary facility. We are thankful for the volunteer work of our local Lions Club Organizations and the help they provide our students and families. If there is a vision concern (vision referral) regarding your child, a letter will be sent home with your child indicating information including exam data to share with a vision specialist. If you do not receive a letter, there are no vision concerns. Our school will have the Lions Club vision check performed on Monday, November 6th and Tuesday, November 7th. The Willow Park nurse and social worker will follow up with any child that receives a vision referral letter. We would like to thank the Lions Club and volunteers!
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Box Tops for Education
Download the Box Tops for Education app.
Select Willow Park Elementary School. Scan your store receipts, and the app will identify Box Tops products on your receipt and automatically credit your school’s earnings online.
If ordering online, email your digital receipts receipts@boxtops4education.com using the same email associated with your Box Tops account.
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Milk for Snack Break
Elementary students have milk/snack break every day at school. You may purchase milk each semester for them to have during break. First semester milk fees will be $36 and can be submitted online via MySchoolBucks or by submitting payment via cash or check to the school office.
If you currently have an account, you will use the store for the fees option to pay for snack milk it is a separate account from lunch money. If you have not used MySchoolBucks in the past, please follow the instructions to create a new account.
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Update:
Beginning the 2021-22 school year, North Dakota Century Code requires schools to allow “youth patriotic societies” access to students during school hours. This new law means that representatives from groups like the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts must be given the opportunity to speak with all students in grades K-5 this fall. To ensure equitable access that does not take away from learning, each group will be given no more than five minutes to share about their organization. These presentations may be scheduled during class time, lunchtime, recess, or as part of an assembly that is already planned; the scheduling will be done at the principals’ discretion, in alignment with the legal requirements. If you would prefer that your child not participate in these presentations, please contact the school office. Boy Scouts will be visiting lunch on Wednesday, September 27 and Girls Scouts will be visiting Thursday, October 10th during lunch.
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School Picture Retakes
Retakes have been scheduled for Friday, October 13th.
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Device Care
Remember to take care of your iPads while they are at home. Proper care of your district-issued device keeps it clean, safe, and in good working order.
Please see the linked device care guide: Device Care 101
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Video List Student Drop Off
Welcome back to school! If you drop your student off in the morning or if they walk to school, they will enter through Door #1.
Please watch this short video about drop off that Officer Pearson and Officer Roll put together.
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WFPS Substitutes
Join the WFPS team. Licensed Substitues are needed throughout the district. Please see the attached document to find out more.
