The program learning objectives will include: An overview of Social/Emotional Learning and what it looks like in our District to support students and families Benefits of Restorative Practices in schools Audience: Parents of students in K-12 Date: Monday, September 25, 2017 Location: Wheatland-Chili Middle/High School Library Time: 6:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. Childcare will be provided. Please contact Diane Stocking at 889-6813 if childcare is needed.
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The 2017 -2018 school year is off and running. Students and teachers exchanged smiles, high-fives and laughs as all welcomed the start of a great new year.
It was exciting to see all of our returning students back in school last week and to meet the new kindergarten students at T. J. Connor. Students and
Fifth graders at T. J. Connor are helping to enhance our sense of family while demonstrating their leadership skills. They are doing this by helping the kindergarten students at lunch time. Most kindergarteners have never had the experience of ordering a lunch and eating in a cafeteria. In order to help with this transition, some of our amazing fifth-grade students have volunteered to help with the various aspects of eating lunch at school.
To help our kindergarten students be ready to come to school, our annual Kindergarten Bus Orientation was held on August 28. During this orientation, students learned important information about bus safety, including how to be safe on the bus and while crossing the street. They also experienced their first bus ride. Kindergarteners also received a “goodie bag” filled with transportation related trinkets and a safety workbook.
Camp Stella Maris was a huge success for the Class of 2018. On Friday, September 8, the seniors ventured out to attend a class bonding experience. They participated in team building games
Ninth-grade students joined Mr. Windover, class advisor Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. House for orientation on August 28. During the orientation, the students participated in Getting to Know You BINGO, team building exercises, and
Almost all of our (64) sixth-grade students and their parents came to visit the secondary building for our annual orientation. The students and their families had the chance to learn more about
