Category Archives: Elementary School
August Breakfast / Lunch Menus
ELEMENTARY – HIGH SCHOOL
BREAKFAST / LUNCH MENUS
BREAKFAST SERVED WITH JUICE OR FRUIT
22-Aug:
BREAKFAST: PANCAKE
LUNCH: CHICKEN FAJITAS | SALAD | FRUIT | CINNAMON ROLL
Public School Choice
Willow Springs is in the school improvement process according to our Adequate Yearly Progress. Under No Child Left Behind Requirements we are required to offer Public School Choice because of this status. However, since there are no other5-8 public schools within our school district. Willow Springs R-IV is unable to offer public school choice.
EL Attendance
Congratulations, Miss Schaffer’s, Mrs. Schmeeckle’s, Mrs. Reynold’s, and Mrs. Collins’ Classes had 97% attendance last week!
Other classes meeting the attendance goal are listed below:
EL Attendance
Last week Mrs. Gossard’s, Mrs. Newberry’s, and Mrs. Hamby’s classes received high attendance with 98%!!!! Way to go.
Other classes meeting the attendance goal were:
| Mrs. Hamby |
| Mrs. Gossard |
| Mrs. Newberry |
| Mrs. Conway |
| Miss Schaffer |
| Mrs. Wake |
| Mrs. Dunlap |
| Mrs. Earls |
EL Attendance
Mrs. Cunningham’s class achieved high attendance last week with 98%! Congratulations! There were 8 classes that met the attendance goal last week. Other classes meeting the goal are listed below.
| Mrs. Cunningham |
| Mrs. Gossard |
| Mrs. White |
| Mrs. Younger |
| Miss Schaffer |
| Mrs. Dunlap |
| Mrs. Pitts |
| Mrs. Jackson |
EL Reading Night
Lights! Camera! Read!
On February 26, the elementary held their annual Reading Night. There were 148 children in attendance, and all children received a free book compliments of elementary teachers.
First National Bank donated and served popcorn and the book fair was open in the library. Community and school board members donated their time to read various children’s books that were connected to popular movies, such as, Horton Hatches an Egg, Madagascar, How I Became a Pirate, and much more.
Attendance
Education is very important to all of us, and the first step is coming to school regularly. The elementary school strives to maintain 95% attendance. We want to recognize each grade level’s attendance and classes with a 95% attendance rate or higher.
