These #WatertownWay fifth grade readers are enjoying reading "The Westing Game" together! What are you reading today?
Mrs. McCormack helped LEAP Elementary celebrate National Lunch Week by inviting some guests to help serve lunch! Thank you to Superintendent Jarred Burke, Chief of Police Robert Kaminski, Officer Stacy Schroeder, and Lebanon Fire Chief Ben Tietz for joining us this week!
Popcorn Friday's at Schurz Elementary School are kind of a big deal! Even the parents and teachers dress the same on Popcorn Fridays! Thank you, PTO, for providing the special popcorn treat on these special fun-filled days!
These #WatertownWay teammates want you to have a fantastic Friday and wonderful weekend!
Our White Cane Day celebration continues! Kaleb, a 4th grade student, read the book, "My Cane" to students in the RISE K-2 classroom. These #WatertownWay students enjoyed feeling their name in Braille and enjoyed tasting cookies decorated with a white cane! Students in Mrs. Gratz's 5th grade classroom asked great questions about White Cane Day & vision impairments!
These amazing #WatertownWay Schurz teammates we’re recognized by colleagues for a job well done! Way to go!
October is National Principals Month! NPM honors principals for their significant impact on the success and well-being of our nation’s students. Join us as we celebrate all of our #WatertownWay principals for their leadership! #ThankAPrincipal
A big SHOUT OUT to our incredible #WatertownWay Nutrition Services teammates in honor of National School Lunch Week! You are simply - amazing! 🥪🥗🥛
White Cane Day learning continued at RMS! Mrs. Grender, WUSD's Vision specialist was our special guest speaker in RMS's Room 401! She talked about "White Cane" Day which represents those individuals who are visually impaired. She read a book, brought fancy cookies with a cane on them, and showed us what a cane looked like! Thank you, Mrs. Grender!
#WatertownWay students in Miss Steuerwald's class learned about Braille and the White Cane law. Students crafted pens to resemble white canes. When they write with their new pens, they will be reminded of the importance of White Canes for people with vision impairments. Students enjoyed cookies with a picture of a white cane on them, while working on their Braille code projects. After reading the book, "White Cane Day", the students generated a list of ideas on how to spread the message about this important holiday!
The WUSD is hiring Nutrition Services team members - with a $1,000 sign-on bonus! Come join our incredible team and apply today!
WE ARE HIRING! The WUSD has two openings for long-term elementary substitute teacher positions beginning in January of 2023. Come join our team and apply now at https://wecan.waspa.org/! We can't wait to meet you!
🏈 It honor of today's football match ups, check out these Douglas teachers and students showing their team spirit during Homecoming Week! The friendly battle lines were drawn, and relationships were built. 🏈
Our #WatertownWay FFA Trap team competed at the Milford Hills Sporting Clays competition on Sunday, September 25th. Congratulations to our team members for a job well done and to Elisha Cappetta and Austin Lehmann on their 2nd and 3rd place finishes!
Our #WatertownWay Lincoln STEM students took a trip to Lincoln Park as an all-school reward for being respectful, responsible and resilient throughout the first month of school! Way to go!
Reading is FUNdamental! These #WatertownWay Tigers enjoyed reading their books in Media class!
#WatertownWay students in Mrs. Nachtigall's WHS Accounting course practiced their T accounting skills while enjoying the outdoor fall weather!
Mrs. Hein’s AP Environmental students were studying biomes/ecosystems and then were involved in a speed dating activity as that biome (the hats were clues as to what biome they represented)! How fun!
Congratulations to these Schurz safety patrol members who have been named as Lieutenants and Captains!
Here are some of our #WatertownWay teammates who participated in a Restorative Practices "Train the Trainer" professional development opportunity. We are so thankful for our Jefferson County Community partnership that supports this work!
