Congratulations to Mrs. Eggert's class!!
The song of the week was La Chona
by los Tucanes de Tijuana
Watertown School District is hosting a community blood drive at Webster Elementary School on Saturday, May 13th from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Reserve your spot today! Sign up at bit.ly/wsdmay23. Giving warms the heart! It's the #WatertownWay!
Shout out to our guest RMS student announcers Ofir Hernandez Ponce & Enrique Garcia 📣📣 Great job!
Daily Announcements Tuesday, 05/09
Daily Announcements Monday, 05/08
RMS Orchestra Camp 2023
Message for Incoming 6th grade orchestra students and parents.
Parent will need to schedule a meeting with me so your student can select which instrument they would like to play next year. These meetings will be taking place in the RMS ORCHESTRA ROOM (room 306) after school on May 16th and 17th - specific times can be found on the SignUp Genius link at the end of this email. If you need to schedule a time on a different day, contact me via email at eggerichsr@mywusd.org
All students and parents are required to attend our instrument selection night. It's a great chance for students to see their future learning space, meet the teacher, figure out which instrument they want to play, learn about our expectations, plan ahead for our August String Camp, and ask questions. PLEASE ENTER THE BUILDING THROUGH DOORS D7 OR D8. These doors are located in the back of the building - there is a parking lot between the building and the cemetery where you can park.
Our White House of Music representative (the local music store that helps us with student instruments) will be there so you can ask questions about renting your student's instrument. You can even set up your rental agreement at this time if you'd like.
If you cannot make either of the days we have set aside for this event, please contact me so we can set up a different day and time. Again, we need all parents and students to attend a meeting with me (Ms. Eggerichs) at RMS. You can either reply to this email or call 920-262-1480, ext. 5306. Of course, emailing is preferred because it's much more efficient.
I have also included a quick, abbreviated bio to help us get to know each other and information on our RMS Orchestra String Camp (this is required attendance for all RMS music students). Please see the attachments for these documents.
Here is a link to our Sign Up Genius to reserve your meeting time.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4eadaa2eabf8c07-instrument1#/
Please let me know if you have any questions or if you need assistance.
Thank you,
Ms. Eggerichs
Let's give a #WatertownWay shout out to all of our WUSD teachers as we celebrate Teacher Appreciation week.
"Let us remember: One book, one pen, one child, and one teacher can change the world" - Malala Yousafzai
WUSD would like to recognize our hard-working Nutrition Services staff for the work they do each and every day to ensure our students are well-nourished, giving them the very best opportunity to thrive in the classroom. With gratitude, we honor you today!
Daily Announcements Friday, 05/05
Daily Announcements Thursday, 05/04
Daily Announcements Wednesday, 05/03
Monday, 05/01 daily announcements
Last week was National Library Week! Our WUSD library media specialists and paraprofessionals work hard to offer students a wide range of literacy, STEM and technology programming at all grade levels. Here are a few snapshots of the work they do in our libraries every day. Please join is in giving them a #WatertownWay thank you for all they do!
Sophia Anderson & Autumn Fournier RMS Student announcers
Mrs. Staude's 6th grade science students have been working hard for the last 2 weeks creating a car using simple supplies. The first week they got into groups, sketched designs and began the process of creating their mousetrap car. When last Friday rolled around, both the students and I agreed that we needed more time to investigate and solve some of the issues they were experiencing. Critical thinking, Diagnosis and coming up with new prototypes were just some of the challenges the kids endured while conducting this project.
The amount of endurance and perseverance took strain on the kids. However, that endurance and strength to keep going , allowed some of the students to create a better, stronger and more reliable car that continues to work every time they run it for testing. The teachable moments from this project were amazing to be part of and proves that science shouldn't be about a quick lesson or video but rather collaboration of minds coming together to create an amazing outcome such as this one! I'm proud and honored to be with such resilient students and continue to cheer them on when struggles arise.
Mrs. Staude's 6th grade science students have been working hard for the last 2 weeks creating a car using simple supplies. The first week they got into groups, sketched designs and began the process of creating their mousetrap car. When last Friday rolled around, both the students and I agreed that we needed more time to investigate and solve some of the issues they were experiencing. Critical thinking, Diagnosis and coming up with new prototypes were just some of the challenges the kids endured while conducting this project.
The amount of endurance and perseverance took strain on the kids. However, that endurance and strength to keep going , allowed some of the students to create a better, stronger and more reliable car that continues to work everytime they run it for testing. The teachable moments from this project were amazing to be part of and proves that science shouldn't be about a quick lesson or video but rather collaboration of minds coming together to create an amazing outcome such as this one! I'm proud and honored to be with such resilient students and continue to cheer them on when struggles arise.
Daily Announcements Friday, 04/28
Congratulations to RMS's SkillsUSA team!!
Please help us wish our #WatertownWay WUSD Administrative Professionals a wonderful Administrative Professionals Day today!
