Wilmot Public School 54-7

Kindergarten students had Silly Science last week! Students learned about non-Newtonian fluids and got to make their very own Oobleck. We discussed words like liquid, solid, pressure, and force. It was very messy, but man was it so much fun!

Good evening and join Mrs. Cameron as she reads the first two chapters of our One School, One Book title! https://youtu.be/i0KLAZ-2c-c?si=DQovG0CL6sRH4f6_

Tune in this Sunday to listen along while Mrs. Cameron reads the first two chapters of our One School, One Book title “Adventure According to Humphrey” by Betty G. Birney. Students had their “Family Bag” sent home with them today! Can’t wait to read with you! You can find videos on the school website or here on Facebook- a link will be provided to our YouTube page, where all of the videos will be shared.

Today, the first grade class had a lucky day 🍀. They enjoyed some chocolates from the leprechaun, had Lucky Charms for snack, made a leprechaun craft, and built a rainbow together as a class!

Gerry Brooks is coming to the Wilmot School in two weeks! Interested in attending? Please reach out to Stacey at the school to register- $10 for non-staff members and out-of-district educators.

After careful consideration, we will be having a 2-hour late start tomorrow, 3/15. We are hoping this will allow county and township crews enough time to get more roads passable. As usual, buses will travel where able. No breakfast. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

Good afternoon,

Due to the upcoming weather the ECC Spelling Bee will now be a virtual spelling bee held during the week of March 23-27.

Thank you for understanding,

Families of students in Basketball & Cheer,

We will be doing a Winter Awards Banquet in McKenna Hall on Tuesday, March 24th at 7:00pm.

The W-Club will provide a main course, a drink, plates, and silverware. Attendees are asked to bring a dish to pass. We are doing the meal a little bit differently this year: Families whose last name starts with S to Z bring a dessert, A through G bring a side or salad, and H through R bring a hotdish. We will eat first and the awards program will follow. Student-athletes and managers will be recognized at the awards program.

See you there,
Grant Hanson, AD

These students all had PERFECT attendance for third quarter! The following were not in the picture: Skylar C., Xander B., and Gavin B.!

Next week, our students will have the opportunity to learn from Mark Leinweaver, MLB Agent and educational speaker. He wil be bringing a message of why character matters!

When you find something worth celebrating, you get on it! With all of the sickness and everything else this year, it is AMAZING to see that ALL of our elementary students are present and on time to school today! Thank you, parents/guardians for the value you all hold in education for our children! It is very much appreciated!

Coming March 22nd to Wilmot! Stay tuned next week to see which book we will be reading in the elementary school!

Spring Conferences are this Friday! If you are the parent of a 6th-12th grade student, please use this spreadsheet to find times for your child's conferences. Thanks!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1by_f7w582hHpGWJnYnQc_0vv2lZA5xZVckc8ve9DOKU/edit?usp=sharing

Congratulations to Ethan Schwenn for making ECC 2nd Team All Conference!

The school is hosting an internet safety parents and community night this month! Please plan on attending this meeting about a very important topic!

Our track storefront is now open! Get your track gear here!

https://stores.inksoft.com/wilmot_track/shop/home

Our students headed to Aberdeen earlier this week for the Regional History Fair. Congratulations to Harper Harstad who came back with third place!

Yesterday, State High Way Patrol Officer Paige Zempel visited the Kindergarten class. Officer Zempel, daughter of paraprofessional Claire Frazee, shared with our Kindergarteners about her job, took them outside to visit her car, and made them all official troopers! (With a sticker, of course...) Thanks for the visit, Officer Zempel!

Mrs. Roe has had our sixth graders studying volcanoes in her science class so she brought some to school today (of the ice cream variety). It was also a student's birthday so the flames/explosions/sparklers served as candles! Video in the comments.