MARK YOUR CALENDARS! 2nd and 3rd Graders will present their "Night of the Arts" on Tuesday, December 17 at 6:30 pm. Come see their musical "Flakes" and the wonderful artwork they have created this semester.
We are so grateful for the kind, patient, and dedicated Fayetteville Police Department officers that work with our school district daily. Our thoughts are with them, the entire department, and their families as they grieve the loss of Officer Stephen Carr.
Washington PTO Social Tonight from 6-8 pm hosted by Melissa and Randy Werner's home at 315 N. Washington. Kids are welcome and childcare available for school aged children. Food and Beverage provided. We hope to see you tonight!
TOMORROW - Monday, Dec 9 - Please attend the PTO WINTER SOCIAL from 6-8pm (this is instead of December's PTO Meeting).
It will be at my home (see attached image for address and details of the event).
As part of the PTO Winter Social we will be collecting funds for the school’s Children’s Fund.
The Children’s Fund was put in place several years ago in order to allow all children who attend Washington Elementary to have an equally wonderful school experience. Many of our families are privileged to have the monetary resources available to provide their children with things such as school clothes and shoes, hygiene products, school pictures, after-school program memberships, school t-shirts, summer camp fees, school supplies, and holiday gifts. Unfortunately, there are also many families who struggle to provide these things. The Children’s Fund helps offset these expenses so everyone at Washington feels like they have equal opportunities to enjoy their school and life experience. Hope to see you there!
Change in time for Spelling Bee on Dec. 17th --- it will now start at 9:00 am
MARK YOUR CALENDAR - Washington Classroom
Winter Party Times
Dec. 20, 2019
Kindergarten: 1:45 – 2:45
1st Grade: 12:00 – 1:00
2nd Grade: 1:00 – 2:00
3rd Grade: 1:45 – 2:45
4TH Grade: 1:00 – 2:00
MARK YOUR CALENDAR - Taste testing our
HARVEST OF THE MONTH - BUTTERNUT SQUASH.
Harvest of the Month is hosted by the FPS Seed to Student program to get students excited about eating fresh seasonal foods available where they live. Each month, an Arkansas grown item will be featured on school menus and salad bars, cafeteria signage, recipe cards sent to parents and staff, and taste tests during lunchtime. This month the taste test will be Friday, Dec. 13.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR - PARENTS, TEACHERS, STAFF - YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND OUR PTO WINTER SOCIAL!!
Monday, December 9 we will be having a PTO Winter Social from 6-8pm (this is instead of December's PTO Meeting).
It will be at my home (see attached image for address and details of the event).
As part of the PTO Winter Social we will be collecting funds for the school’s Children’s Fund.
The Children’s Fund was put in place several years ago in order to allow all children who attend Washington Elementary to have an equally wonderful school experience. Many of our families are privileged to have the monetary resources available to provide their children with things such as school clothes and shoes, hygiene products, school pictures, after-school program memberships, school t-shirts, summer camp fees, school supplies, and holiday gifts. Unfortunately, there are also many families who struggle to provide these things. The Children’s Fund helps offset these expenses so everyone at Washington feels like they have equal opportunities to enjoy their school and life experience.
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED: It's that time again for the Annual Teachers Appreciation Breakfast/Brunch. It will be on December 16th in the Teachers lounge. Any parents that would like to contribute food for the Breakfast, please email me at cassielinton79@gmail.com or text me 479-871-5005. Food will need to be dropped off in the Teachers lounge by 8:30 on the 16th. I will be keeping a list of all of the food that people sign up for so if you have any questions about what to bring let me know. A few of the teachers do have dietary restrictions so who please take that into consideration so if you gluten free meals or vegetarian dishes are always appreciated. Looking forward to appreciating our teachers this holiday!! Thanks in advance for any
& all those who participate!!
MARK YOUR CALENDAR - December 17 attend the Spelling Bee 9:30 - 10:30 am
MARK YOUR CALENDARS - Friday, Dec. 20 - Winter Parties
12-1 First Grade
1-2 2nd and 4th Grade
2-3 K and 3rd grad
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FVA is accepting student applications for the 2019-2020 school year! Fayetteville Virtual Academy is an open-enrollment school. Students who reside in the Fayetteville Public School District attendance area are eligible to attend FVA. Students who reside in the state of Arkansas but outside the Fayetteville Public School District may apply to enroll in FVA . Apply now at http://fayettevillear.apptegy.us/o/fva Explore...APPLY NOW!
Washington T-shirt & Hoodie order EXTENDED - please turn in orders and money by Wed, December 4th. All shirts will be delivered before Winter break. --Sarah Moore
Thanksgiving Break is Monday, November 25th through Friday, November 29th. No school for all students! Have a nice break!
TODAY is the last day for the school book fair! Come shop for those books that can be given as gifts! Who doesn't love a new book?!
School Board Calls for Special Election
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.--The Fayetteville Board of Education voted unanimously to call for a special election on February 11, 2020, to request voter approval of a bond restructuring. With voter approval and no millage increase, the district will restructure eight bonds that will generate $111 million to address facility needs across the district, including renovation and upgrades of facilities, land acquisition, new school construction, and energy efficiencies. These upgrades will impact every student, in every school and facility across the district.
Board president Justin Eichmann noted that the February special election would allow the district to take advantage of currently favorable interest rates. “I am thrilled to see several years of preparation and research from our team position us to move forward with an election and a plan that positions our district for even greater student success.”
“I am pleased to see our school board take this step,” said Dr. John L Colbert, Superintendent of Schools. “Our Strategic Plan, which was developed by the school board, includes goal four, which calls for all students to have equitable, financially sustainable access to safe and innovative physical and technological resources. The revenue from the bond restructuring will allow us to touch every school in the district, as well as address the growth in our student enrollment, without a millage increase.”
NO SCHOOL - November 25 - November 29 for Thanksgiving Break.
Looking forward to seeing you at the Annual Thanksgiving Luncheon today! (Thursday, November 21st) Come enjoy a good meal shared with the Washington Elementary Family! Lunch schedule is
10:30-11:15 3rd
11:15-12:00 K
11:30-12:15 4th
11:55-12:40 1st
12:15-1:00 2nd
T-Shirt/Hoodie Order Forms were sent home in yesterday’s Monday Folders.
Note that the order forms were printed in color and that the items are navy.
There are football-style t-shirts that run true to size - and more of a men’s fit - for children and adults, v-neck t-shirts that have a slimmer, women’s fit for adults, and hoodies that fit like the previous grey hoodies.
We plan on ordering items based on the orders we receive, so if you are interested in purchasing anything, please complete and submit the order form and return it along with payment prior to December 2.
We do plan on placing an order in the spring as well - so there will be another chance to order items (but it won’t be for a couple months).
TOMORROW, Wednesday, Nov 20, IS THE LAST DAY FOR COLLECTING MAC AND CHEESE BOXES! Help our Random Acts of Kindness team collect boxes of Mac and Cheese Food Drive
Students are trying to reach a goal of 700 boxes of mac and cheese. Mrs. L and The Random Acts of Kindness team is spearheading this drive for Washington Elementary. If they reach their goal, Mrs. Mobley will wear her clothes backwards and walk up the stairs backwards all day long! There will be a Mac and Cheese-ometer in the front hallway to see how close we are to reaching our goal so keep your eyes on that! Get those mac and cheese boxes in by November 20th.
VISIT THE BOOKFAIR THIS WEEK!!! Students will visit during their library time. Washington Elementary Scholastic Book Fair is November 18th - November 22nd. Every purchase from the book fair earns rewards for our school, so please stop by and support us. It will be open during the Thanksgiving Luncheon if you'd like to shop at that time.
FYI: Online and phone ordering for Square One art orders has been extended through Tuesday, November 19!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO HELP SET UP AND CLEAN UP WASHINGTON’S ANNUAL THANKSGIVING FAMILY LUNCHEON
Volunteers are needed both to set up first thing in the morning (starting around 8:15/8:30 - the first lunch is at 10:30 so we have to be done by then) and clean up following the last lunch - around 1pm.
The last lunch is the 2nd Grade lunch so 2nd Grade families might be in the best position to help clean up.
We will be setting up/cleaning up in the cafeteria and gym .
If you are available to help, please text/email Melissa Werner: 479-466-1641 or melner18@yahoo.com
Square One Art orders are due next week on Tuesday, November 12.
Please turn in the order with money to school.
If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Burden at suzanne.burden@g.fayar.net or call at 444-3073.
Thank you!
Book Fair Volunteers needed for week of November 18. There are still many times to volunteer including set up on Thursday, November 14 and wish lists on Friday, Nov. 15.
Contact Mrs. Champagne or school office to sign up.
444-3073
Fayetteville Public Schools will be open today, Tuesday, November 12.
All FPS schools will close at 2:00 p.m. today due to inclement weather and road conditions. Students who ride buses will be kept at school until their bus arrives.
School will dismiss at 2 pm today, Monday, November 11.
Washington after school activities are cancelled due to weather, Monday, November 11th.
ALL DISTRICT evening activities are cancelled for tonight, Monday, November 11 due to inclement weather.
NO PTO MEETING TONIGHT - PTO MEETING RESCHEDULED due to inclement weather. It will be Monday, November 18 at 6 pm.
Here are the times the written portion of the Spelling Bee will held tomorrow.
4th grade: 9:30-10:00
1st grade: 10:15-10:45
3rd grade: 11:00-11:30
2nd grade: 11:45-12:15
kindergarten: 12:30-1:00
Book Fair Volunteers needed for week of November 18. There are still many times to volunteer including setup on Thursday, November 14 and wish lists on Friday, Nov. 15.
Contact Mrs. Champagne or school office to sign up.
444-3073
DON'T FORGET - PTO MEETING - Monday, November 11 from 6 - 7 pm in the Library. Free childcare for school age students. Join us!
25 STUDENTS STILL NEED SPONSORS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS!
Dear Families,
Many of our Washington Elementary School families celebrate holidays during the winter months. Each year we match children and families in need with families who would like to sponsor children for the holidays. Typically families reach out to me if they are in need of this help. A sponsorship includes gifts and clothing for a child. This typically includes two outfits a pair of shoes and several holiday gifts. Your family may be able to provide all of this or some.
If you are interested in sponsoring a child please let Mrs. L know ASAP. Simply send her an email expressing your interest in sponsorship and how many children (1 is typical) you would like to sponsor. She will have sizes and gift wishes to you by Thanksgiving break. Gift cards are also welcome if you don’t have the time or desire to do the shopping.
You can reach Mrs. L at tara.lechtenberger@fayar.net or 479-445-1072. She would LOVE to hear from you!!!
Parents, MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Washington Elementary Scholastic Book Fair is November 15th - November 22nd.
Every purchase from the book fair earns rewards for our school, so please stop by and support us. It will be open during the Thanksgiving Luncheon if you'd like to shop at that time.
Square One Art orders are due next week on Tuesday, November 12.
Please turn in the order with money to school. We cannot accept late orders. If not in by November 12, you have to buy them on their website and we don't get credit for the purchase.
If you have any questions, please email the
Art teacher, Mrs. Burden, at suzanne.burden@g.fayar.net or call at 444-3073.
Please contribute to our Mac and Cheese Food Drive. Mrs. L and The Random Acts of Kindness team is spearheading this drive for Washington Elementary. If they reach their goal, Mrs. Mobley will wear her clothes backwards and walk up the stairs backwards all day long! There will be a Mac and Cheese-ometer in the front hallway to see how close we are to reaching our goal so keep your eyes on that! Drive ends November 20th so get those Mac and cheese boxes in!
Moments we strive for.... a student and teacher celebrate at the annual ESL Exit Ceremony.#onefps
Fayetteville High School Choir invites ye noble Lords and Ladies to: THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MADRIGAL FEAST ROYAL RENAISSANCE BANQUET For more information click here: https://bit.ly/2CfLRIH
FOOD FOR FEES WEEK at Fayetteville Public Library!
Picture Retake Day - Thursday, November 7
PTO 2019 November Newsletter
Thanksgiving Luncheon FORM TURN IN EXTENSION - Forms due by Wednesday, November 6.
Washington parents - Please join us for our annual Family Luncheon on Nov. 21. Extra forms are located in the school office.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, November 5, 2019 is our Washington Elementary 4th Graders “Night of the Arts”. This Night at the Arts will be a showcase of musical and artistic talents. Students will present their musical, “Down Home in the Arkansas”. Afterwards you will be able to see the wonderful works of art they have created this semester, look through the progress in their portfolios and tour the art room. The program begins at 6:30 that evening for the parents/families.
Our Washington Elementary 4th Graders will be presenting a “Night of the Arts” on Tuesday, November 5, 2019. Please mark your calendars now! This Night at the Arts will be a showcase of musical and artistic talents. On Tuesday, November 5, 2019, the students will present their musical, “Down Home in the Arkansas”. Afterwards you will be able to see the wonderful works of art they have created this semester, look through the progress in their portfolios and tour the art room. The program begins at 6:30 that evening for the parents/families.
Washington Fall Carnival Winners!
Please contact school office to claim your prize. Bring your red ticket to match!
Meiji Gift Certificate 233029
Farrell's 233066
Bordinos 233190
Hugos 233117
Apple Blossom 233105
Golf Club Set #1 035009
Golf Club Set #2 233270
Frame Fayetteville 233309
Thank you to our community sponsors for helping make this such a great success!
FROM MRS. L
School Counselor🙂
Dear Families,
Many of our Washington Elementary School families celebrate holidays during the winter months. Each year we match children and families in need with families who would like to sponsor children for the holidays. Typically families reach out to me if they are in need of this help. A sponsorship includes gifts and clothing for a child. This typically includes two outfits a pair of shoes and several holiday gifts. Your family may be able to provide all of this or some.
If you are interested in sponsoring a child please let Mrs. L know by November 1. This will allow her time to identify children in need and get their sizes & gift wishes. All she needs is an email expressing your interest in sponsorship and how many children (1 is typical) you would like to sponsor. She will have sizes and gift wishes to you by Thanksgiving break. Gift cards are also welcome if you don’t have the time or desire to do the shopping 🙂
You can reach Mrs. L at tara.lechtenberger@fayar.net or 479-445-1072. She would LOVE to hear from you!!!
Hello Parents!
Don’t forget to order cool gifts for that special family member or hard-to-buy-for person. With over 40 unique and useful keepsakes ready to purchase during the Square 1 Art fundraiser, your child's artwork is the perfect gift for any occasion or celebration. Nothing says “you’re loved” like “I made this art keepsake just for you!”
It’s the final days of the fundraiser, so don’t delay. The school benefits with every order!
LAST DAY TO ORDER: 11/12/2019
Washington parents- Please join us for our annual Family Luncheon on Nov. 21. Turn in a form to reserve your lunch by this Friday. Extra forms are located in the school office.
Ashley McLarty, Ed.S
Principal
Washington Elementary
Washington Families-
Our Parent Teacher Conferences are being held this week. We can't wait to see you.
We honor you and want to partner with you in educating your child.
Our teachers have a copy of our Family- Student- School Compact for you to sign.
Here is a copy for you to review: School Compact
We do pledge and hope you will join us in this pledge.
As always, thank you for your support!
Ms. McLarty
Principal, Washington Elementary
Fourth and sixth-grade students in Fayetteville Public Schools got a treat today! They traveled to Fayetteville High School to hear New York Times bestselling author and illustrator Jarrett J. Krosoczka as part of the True Lit Festival sponsored by the Fayetteville Public Library. He spoke to students in the Bulldog Arena and Performing Arts Center and also led a writing workshop.
About Unity Day – Wednesday, October 23, 2019
TOGETHER AGAINST BULLYING. UNITED FOR KINDNESS, ACCEPTANCE AND INCLUSION.
Make it ORANGE and make it end! What are your true colors when it comes to showing that you believe that all youth should be safe from bullying? Come together in one giant ORANGE message of hope and support, WEAR AND SHARE ORANGE to color our nation, and even the world, visibly showing that our society believes that no child should ever experience bullying.
“ORANGE provides a powerful, visually compelling expression of solidarity,” said Paula Goldberg, Executive Director of PACER Center. “Whether it’s hundreds of individuals at a school wearing ORANGE, store owners offering ORANGE products, or a community changing a landmark to ORANGE, the vibrant statement becomes a conversation starter, sending the supportive, universal message that bullying is never acceptable behavior.”
HELP! I’ve had 5 parents and 5 Kappa’s volunteer for Fall Festival. We need more help or we need to cancel the event. You can sign up by emailing me at jenaerandall@gmail.com. I’ll call it off by Wednesday if need be. Thanks.
Jenae Randall to Washington Elementary School PTO
If interested, email Jenae Randall at jenaerrandall@gmail.com or call 501-941-9945.
Fall Festival Cake Walk needs prize donations. Any individually-wrapped store bought cookies, pies, small cakes, snack cakes, or cupcakes would be greatly appreciated. Donations can be sent to the school office any day this week. Thanks for your help!
Here is the schedule for the Fall Parties 🙂
They are all Thursday, October 31
Kindergarten: 2:00 – 3:00
1st Grade: 12:00 – 1:00
2nd Grade: 1:00 – 2:00
3rd Grade: 2:00 – 3:00
4th Grade: 1:00 – 2:00
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Washington families- volunteers needed for Fall Carnival on Friday, October 25 from 6-8. If interested, email Jenae Randall at jenaerrandall@gmail.com or call 501-941-9945.
NO SCHOOL October 25 - Parent/Teacher Conferences.
Mark your calendar.
Inviting all PTA and PTO members and Fayetteville Public School parents:
Fayetteville Board of Education members will present the Fayetteville Public Schools Strategic Plan. Monday, October 21 at the FHS Performing Arts Center at 6:00 pm. Please join us!
Please contribute to our Mac and Cheese Food Drive. Students are trying to reach a goal of 500 boxes of mac and cheese. Mrs. L and The Random Acts of Kindness team is spearheading this drive for Washington Elementary. If they reach their goal, Mrs. Mobley will wear her clothes backwards and walk up the stairs backwards all day long! There will be a Mac and Cheese-ometer in the front hallway to see how close we are to reaching our goal so keep your eyes on that!
Washington Families - volunteers needed for Fall Carnival on Friday, October 25 from 6-8. If interested, email Jenae Randall at jenaerrandall@gmail.com or call 501-941-9945.
REMINDER: Student Flu Shots Thursday, October 17th
Student flu shots will be available. Make sure you completed the FERPA form and Department of Health form sent home with your student.
Please note that no flu mist will be given at school. Only the flu shot will be available.
This is written on the first page of the packet sent home, but could easily be overlooked.
Parent-Teacher Conference sign up forms went home last week. If you did not receive one, please contact your child's teacher. Please select 3 times that work for your schedule and return by Friday.
REMINDER: Washington Elementary PTO meets tonight at 6 p.m. in the library. Topics for the meeting are Encore classes and the PTO budget. Hope you can join us!
IMPORTANT: Parent-Teacher Conference sign up forms went home Monday, Oct 8. If you did not receive one, please contact your child's teacher. Please select 3 times that work for your schedule and return by Friday.
Today is Vision, Hearing and Dental Screening at school - Friday, October 4th
Tomorrow is Vision, Hearing and Dental Screening at school - Friday, October 4th
October 2nd is National Custodian Appreciation Day. Washington Elementary Students and Staff appreciate everything our fantastic custodians do everyday!
OCTOBER is National Principal Month
Tuesday, October 1st - 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Second graders and their families will do a craft that will be displayed in the hall. Join us and enjoy spending time with the 2nd grade family and getting to know each other!
Vision, Hearing and Dental Screening at school - Friday, October 4th
SUPPORT THE BIKES BLUES AND BBQ PTO FUNDRAISER SEPT 26-28TH.
Please support Washington PTO's fundraiser this weekend. This is our 2nd biggest fundraiser all year - and means our kids don’t sell anything!
When attending the Bikes, Blues and BBQ events, park in the Central United Parking Deck for $10. It's covered and lighted and the money goes to our school's PTO. Thanks for your help!
In 2005, Washington Elementary was the first school in the State of Arkansas to start the “Farm to School” program. We served fresh watermelon and sungold cherry tomatoes. -- Ashley McLarty
NO SCHOOL FRIDAY, September 27. Teacher Inservice. Mark your Calendars.
DON'T FOR GET TO SIGNUP TO HELP WITH THE PTO FUNDRAISER. Thursday, September 26 - Saturday, September 28 is BIKES BLUES and BBQ. Mark your calendars and sign up in the hall by the office for times (two hour spots) to help cars park at the Methodist Parking Deck to raise money for the school. You are welcome to sign up for more that one time slot. Help the school and enjoy the fun!
MARK YOUR CALENDAR - No school September 27th for Teacher Inservice.
Bikes Blues and BBQ - Washington Elementary PTO Fundraiser Needs Your Help
Bikes Blues and BBQ is nearing! We need your help. You can sign up in the hall by the office for times to help cars park at the Methodist Parking Deck. It’s a GREAT PTO fund raiser for the school. Your help is needed.
Please come out and welcome visitors and take money at the parking deck to support our school. This is our 2nd biggest fundraiser all year - and means our kids don’t sell anything!
Coming up Sept 26-28th. Melissa shared we need help, here are the times that I could use folks. Reach out here or by text 479-263-6629 or email mooresarah_bgm@yahoo.com
Thur 9/26 10-12: 2 spots
Fri 9/27 2-4: one spot 4-6: one spot 8-10: one spot 10-12: two spots
Sat 9/28 12-2: 3 spots 2-4: 3 spots 4-6: 4 spots 6-8: one spot 8-10: 3 spots 10-12: one spot
Thanks for considering coming out and having fun while raising funds together.
Mark Your Calendars! The Annual Fall Festival will be on Friday, October, 25th. Watch for more information in Monday papers. You don't want to miss this!
ATTENTION 4TH GRADE FAMILIES!!
One of the fun traditions of Washington Elementary School is the Fall Festival. As 4th Grade Parents, you (along with your 4th Grade accomplices) are tasked with creating and managing the Haunted House in the basement – also a wonderful school tradition.
This year, the Fall Festival is scheduled for Friday, October 25. As an FYI, there is no school that day so that might have an impact.
If you can help, please Call/Test/Email me:
Melissa Warner: 479-466-1641 or melner18@yahoo.com We appreciate all the help we can get!
P.S. If you don't have a 4th Grader, but really want to help with this, please reach out to me. This volunteer opportunity is not limited to 4th Grade families. I welcome any and all eager haunted house decorating enthusiasts!
HARVEST OF THE MONTH - Okra
September 20 is taste testing day
Five weeks progress reports go home today.
PICTURE DAY TOMORROW, Thursday, September 12. You will need to order online or send money with your child in the morning to purchase pictures.
Thursday, September 12 is Bus Safety Day
Thursday, September 26 - Saturday, September 28 is Bikes Blues and BBQ. It is also our PTO Fundraiser. Mark your calendars and sign up in the hall by the office for times (two hour spots) to help cars park at the Methodist Parking Deck. You are welcome to sign up for more that one time slot. Help the school and enjoy the fun!
PTO meeting TODAY at 6 pm in the Library. Childcare is provided for school age children.
Fall Picture Day and Bus Safety Day is Thursday, September 12. Mark your calendar!
Wise Kids After School Program Starts today.
Wise Kids After School Program Starts on Monday, September 9.
SCHOOL CLOSED today in observance of Labor Day.
School Closed Monday, September 2 in observance of Labor Day.
Join us for Washington's Open House TONIGHT (August 26) at 5:30 pm. Pizza from 6 - 7 pm. See you there!
Join us for Washington's Open House on August 26 at 5:30 pm. Pizza from 6 - 7 pm. Mark your calendars!
Great news, Washington fourth grade parents!
We are adding a third 4th-grade class this year at Washington! Most class assignments will remain the same. I will communicate any class assignment change directly to each student’s family. As always, please feel free to contact me with any questions.
Ashley McLarty
Principal
ashley.mclarty@fayar.net
Don't forget. Boohoo/Yeehaw Breakfast tomorrow morning in the library after drop-off!
Please join us and be sure to let others know of this event.
We’ll have coffee, water, muffins, donuts, and bananas
Hello Families,
Creative Cats Clubs will begin September 3rd. We are making a few changes to enrollment this year.
There are a few changes to how we will fill our clubs this year. In order for everyone to have an equal chance of securing a spot we will collect forms for one week and then use a lottery format to fill the rosters. This will give your family time to think about choices for clubs. Also, families who have their child enrolled in clubs for all 5 days for child care purposes (along with the great programming!) will be placed on the rosters first.
Please take time to read the registration form when choosing the clubs and let me know if you have any questions. tara.lechtenberger@fayar.net
Tara Lechtenberger
School Counselor
Washington Elementary
Today is New Student Orientation for All Grades (4-4:40pm) and Meet Your Teacher Night (4:30-6pm) We’ll have popsicles on the playground starting around 4:30
KINDERGARTEN CAMP FEEDBACK NEEDED
We are trying to get feedback on this year's Kindergarten Camp.
If your child attended Kindergarten Camp last week, please take a moment and complete this short survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JXBFBR7
Your input is sincerely appreciated.
Reminder: Tomorrow (August 7) is New Student Orientation for All Grades (4-4:40pm) and Meet Your Teacher Night (4:30-6pm)
We’ll have Popsicles on the playground starting around 4:30
Here are some upcoming dates to save:
7/29-8/9: Re-Enrollment - NOW
ALL students (including incoming Kindergarteners who just enrolled) must be re-enrolled for the 2019-2020 school year.
Parents can go to the Admin. Annex building at 300 S. Ray Ave., Fayetteville, AR 72701 OR re-enroll online by going to fayar.net and clicking on the link for re-enrollment.
Parents need to bring current proof-of-residence (utility bill for gas, electric, or water or a rental/lease agreement).
8/7: New Student Orientation for All Grades (4-4:40pm)
8/7: Meet Your Teacher Night and Popsicles on the Playground (4:30-6pm)
8/13: FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL (It is a TUESDAY) and BooHoo/Yeehaw Breakfast right after drop-off
Free Summer Lunch Program Free summer lunch will be served to anyone 18 years or younger June 3-August 6 at Holt Middle School and three mobile sites from the Purple Dog Food Truck! The newest mobile location is located at the American Legion in South Fayetteville. No application, non-Fayetteville welcome
Free Summer Lunch Program Free summer lunch will be served to anyone 18 years or younger June 3-August 6 at Holt Middle School and three mobile sites from the Purple Dog Food Truck! The newest mobile location is located at the American Legion in South Fayetteville. No application, non-Fayetteville welcome
Free Summer Lunch Program Free summer lunch will be served to anyone 18 years or younger June 3-August 6 at Holt Middle School and three mobile sites from the Purple Dog Food Truck! The newest mobile location is located at the American Legion in South Fayetteville. No application, non-Fayetteville welcome
Free Summer Lunch Program
Free summer lunch will be served to anyone 18 years or younger June 3-August 6 at Holt Middle School and three mobile sites from the Purple Dog Food Truck! The newest mobile location is located at the American Legion in South Fayetteville. No application, non-Fayetteville welcome
ALL STUDENTS Back to School on Tuesday, August 13th! See you soon!
Free Summer Lunch Program
Free summer lunch will be served to anyone 18 years or younger June 3-August 6 at Holt Middle School and three mobile sites from the Purple Dog Food Truck! The newest mobile location is located at the American Legion in South Fayetteville. No application, non-Fayetteville welcome
Free Summer Lunch Program
Free summer lunch will be served to anyone 18 years or younger June 3-August 6 at Holt Middle School and three mobile sites from the Purple Dog Food Truck! The newest mobile location is located at the American Legion in South Fayetteville.
Free Summer Lunch Program
Free summer lunch will be served to anyone 18 years or younger June 3-August 6 at Holt Middle School and three mobile sites from the Purple Dog Food Truck! The newest mobile location is located at the American Legion in South Fayetteville.
CAN YOU HELP IN THE GARDEN THIS SUMMER? Please help us keep the school garden over the summer. Can you adopt the garden for a week? You can help with the maintenance, and harvest whatever produce is ready. If so, please sign up on the google document: https://docs.google.com/…/1_lshNr3UnuuvRrGYezAAYCGC01…/edit…
Soon, we'll have corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, garlic, onion, arugula, beets, carrots, kale, and broccoli.
"I didn't realize it was the last day of school!" said no teacher ever ..."
ENJOY YOUR SUMMER BREAK!!
TODAY, MAY 23, IS FIELD DAY - K - 4
Dress appropriately
CAN YOU HELP IN THE GARDEN THIS SUMMER? Please help us keep the school garden over the summer. Can you adopt the garden for a week? You can help with the maintenance, and harvest whatever produce is ready. If so, please sign up on the google document: https://docs.google.com/…/1_lshNr3UnuuvRrGYezAAYCGC01…/edit…
Soon, we'll have corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, garlic, onion, arugula, beets, carrots, kale, and broccoli.
Free Summer Lunch Program
Free summer lunch will be served to anyone 18 years or younger June 3-August 6 at Holt Middle School and three mobile sites from the Purple Dog Food Truck! The newest mobile location is located at the American Legion in South Fayetteville.
Big thanks to all the parents that helped Coach Thomas on the bike rides this week. Only a few minor accidents, but all in all, it was a huge success. The kids come back accomplished and tired.
FIELD DAY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - MAY 23
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Peter Nierengarten: pnierengarten@fayetteville-ar.gov
2018-19 YEARBOOK - we have extra yearbooks for sale. $12 each. You can send cash or check with your child to give to their teacher to get one.
TODAY is the Sock Hop and Ice Cream Social from 5:30 - 7:30 pm. Bring the family for this fun, tasty, musical event!
THURSDAY, MAY 23 is FIELD DAY K-4
Dress your child appropriately
FIELD DAY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - MAY 23
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Peter Nierengarten: pnierengarten@fayetteville-ar.gov
CAN YOU HELP IN THE GARDEN THIS SUMMER? Please help us keep the school garden over the summer. Can you adopt the garden for a week? You can help with the maintenance, and harvest whatever produce is ready. If so, please sign up on the google document: https://docs.google.com/…/1_lshNr3UnuuvRrGYezAAYCGC01…/edit…
Soon, we'll have corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, garlic, onion, arugula, beets, carrots, kale, and broccoli.
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
DON'T FORGET - Sock Hop and Ice Cream Social is Monday, May 20th from 5:30 - 7:30 pm. Bring the family for this fun, tasty, musical event!
FIELD DAY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - MAY 23
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Peter Nierengarten: pnierengarten@fayetteville-ar.gov
SOCK HOP AND ICE CREAM SOCIAL - ITEMS NEEDED
Kindergarten - Candied Toppings, 1st Grade - Whipped Cream or ice cream toppings, Second Grade - bowls, Third Grade - spoons or napkins. Fourth Grade - bring nothing. It's your celebration! Please send items with students Monday morning. You can also drop them off at the office during the day before 3 pm. Thanks!
2018-19 YEARBOOK - we have extra yearbooks for sale. $12 each. You can send cash or check with your child to give to their teacher to get one.
Free Summer Lunch Program
Free summer lunch will be served to anyone 18 years or younger June 3-August 6 at Holt Middle School and three mobile sites from the Purple Dog Food Truck! The newest mobile location is located at the American Legion in South Fayetteville.
"Love is a fruit in season at all times, and within reach of every hand." --Mother Teresa
CAN YOU HELP IN THE GARDEN THIS SUMMER? Please help us keep the school garden over the summer. Can you adopt the garden for a week? You can help with the maintenance, and harvest whatever produce is ready. If so, please sign up on the google document: https://docs.google.com/…/1_lshNr3UnuuvRrGYezAAYCGC01…/edit…
Soon, we'll have corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, garlic, onion, arugula, beets, carrots, kale, and broccoli.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - The Tour of Homes is coming up soon on May 18th! The link for the volunteer sign-up sheet is below. It's an editable google document, so please feel free to add your name and email address or phone number. If you'd like me to add your name instead, just let me know. Volunteering at the homes is easy -- Show up 15 minutes early to your shift. One volunteer will stand at the door, while the other will be stationed in the home. Just greet the tour-goers and have fun! You'll have a bag with tickets, brochures, and change for any ticket sales on the day of the Tour. As a volunteer, you get a free ticket and invitation to the reception afterwards. Here is the link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C97DgCol-86O3AlN8V_vXZ2YaYoLAWdcBzwYMRl2bDE/edit?usp=sharing Thank you!
MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Sock Hop and Ice Cream Social is Monday, May 20th from 5:30 - 7:30 pm. Bring the family for this fun, tasty, musical event!
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
TODAY is our Talent Show and Assembly at 1:45 - 2:30 pm in the gym. Don't miss this!
FIELD DAY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - MAY 23
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Peter Nierengarten: pnierengarten@fayetteville-ar.gov
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - The Tour of Homes is coming up soon on May 18th! The link for the volunteer sign-up sheet is below. It's an editable google document, so please feel free to add your name and email address or phone number. If you'd like me to add your name instead, just let me know. Volunteering at the homes is easy -- Show up 15 minutes early to your shift. One volunteer will stand at the door, while the other will be stationed in the home. Just greet the tour-goers and have fun! You'll have a bag with tickets, brochures, and change for any ticket sales on the day of the Tour. As a volunteer, you get a free ticket and invitation to the reception afterwards. Here is the link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C97DgCol-86O3AlN8V_vXZ2YaYoLAWdcBzwYMRl2bDE/edit?usp=sharing Thank you!
MARK YOUR CALENDAR - Talent Show and Assembly will be Wednesday, May 15 at 1:45 - 2:30 pm in the gym. Don't miss this!
PTO meeting tonight! Be sure to join us for our last PTO Meeting of the year on Monday, May 13th at 6 pm in the library.
Even if you haven't been to a PTO Meeting all year - or ever - it's never too late to attend!
We will be learning more about what to expect "next year" as teachers from Grades 1-4 will be on hand to discuss what will be new, what will be hard, and what there will be to look forward to next year.
We'll also elect next year's officers and enjoy a brief performance by the school’s choir
Childcare will be provided for school-age children.
"Today I will choose Love. Tomorrow I will choose love. And the day after that, I will choose love. If I mistakenly choose distraction, perfection, or negativity over love, I will not wallow in regret. I will choose love until it becomes who I am." –Rachel Macy Stafford
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
FIELD DAY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - MAY 23
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Peter Nierengarten: pnierengarten@fayetteville-ar.gov
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - The Tour of Homes is coming up soon on May 18th! The link for the volunteer sign-up sheet is below. It's an editable google document, so please feel free to add your name and email address or phone number. If you'd like me to add your name instead, just let me know. Volunteering at the homes is easy -- Show up 15 minutes early to your shift. One volunteer will stand at the door, while the other will be stationed in the home. Just greet the tour-goers and have fun! You'll have a bag with tickets, brochures, and change for any ticket sales on the day of the Tour. As a volunteer, you get a free ticket and invitation to the reception afterwards. Here is the link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C97DgCol-86O3AlN8V_vXZ2YaYoLAWdcBzwYMRl2bDE/edit?usp=sharing Thank you!
TODAY - May 10 is the last day students can check-out library books.
TODAY former Washington Wildcats who are members of the FPS Senior Class of 2019 and went to Washington Elementary will join us May 10 at 1:30 pm for our Senior Walk. We hope to see you there!
Calling all former Washington Wildcats! If you are a member of the FPS Senior Class of 2019 and went to Washington Elementary, please join us May 10 at 1:30pm for our Senior Walk. Please wear your cap and gown for a graduation walk and reception in your honor. Please RSVP to Melissa Werner at melner18@yahoo.com if you plan to attend. We hope to see you there!
May 9th is our Harvest of the Month Taste Test - Strawberries. This month, students and staff will sample Strawberry Salsa! Did you now, strawberries are a member of the rose family and are the only fruit with seeds on the outside (about 200 seeds on each berry)? Picking your own berries is a fun family weekend activity. Local farms that offer U-pick berries are McGarrah Farms in Lowell and Arnold Family Farms in Alma.
Friday, May 10 is the last day students can check-out library books.
Today,May 8th is SCHOOL NURSES DAY -
Everyone has been to see the school nurse at least once in their lives (and many of us more than once), be it for a genuine illness or just to get a sneaky note to get out of school early. It is easy to forget, though, just how important she is to the well beings of ourselves and our fellow school friends. What would we do when we injure ourselves or are feeling unwell at school without the school nurse? To let her know that we don’t take her efforts for granted, there is a special day once a year where we can celebrate her in style: School Nurse Day! This year it is May 8th.
This holiday is celebrated all around the world, and pupils and teachers everywhere are taking the opportunity to express their gratitude for the love and care the nurses give them on a daily basis. Here’s to those hard working nurses, and to the good health they help bring. Thank you to Washington Elementary's very special Nurse Sisson!
I can not say enough about the AWESOME staff we have at Washington! Each person comes with talent and passion to teach and love our students! Thank you Washington Staff!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!💙 --Ashley McLarty
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - The Tour of Homes is coming up soon on May 18th! The link for the volunteer sign-up sheet is below. It's an editable google document, so please feel free to add your name and email address or phone number. If you'd like me to add your name instead, just let me know. Volunteering at the homes is easy -- Show up 15 minutes early to your shift. One volunteer will stand at the door, while the other will be stationed in the home. Just greet the tour-goers and have fun! You'll have a bag with tickets, brochures, and change for any ticket sales on the day of the Tour. As a volunteer, you get a free ticket and invitation to the reception afterwards. Here is the link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C97DgCol-86O3AlN8V_vXZ2YaYoLAWdcBzwYMRl2bDE/edit?usp=sharing Thank you!
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
Calling all former Washington Wildcats! If you are a member of the FPS Senior Class of 2019 and went to Washington Elementary, please join us May 10 at 1:30pm for our Senior Walk. Please wear your cap and gown for a graduation walk and reception in your honor. Please RSVP to Melissa Werner at melner18@yahoo.com if you plan to attend. We hope to see you there!
Mark your calendar - SCHOOL NURSES DAY - May 8th
Everyone has been to see the school nurse at least once in their lives (and many of us more than once), be it for a genuine illness or just to get a sneaky note to get out of school early. It is easy to forget, though, just how important she is to the well beings of ourselves and our fellow school friends. What would we do when we injure ourselves or are feeling unwell at school without the school nurse? To let her know that we don’t take her efforts for granted, there is a special day once a year where we can celebrate her in style: School Nurse Day! This year it is May 8th.
This holiday is celebrated all around the world, and pupils and teachers everywhere are taking the opportunity to express their gratitude for the love and care the nurses give them on a daily basis. Here’s to those hard working nurses, and to the good health they help bring. Thank you to Washington Elementary's very special Nurse Sisson!
Calling all former Washington Wildcats! If you are a member of the FPS Senior Class of 2019 and went to Washington Elementary, please join us May 10 at 1:30pm for our Senior Walk. Please wear your cap and gown for a graduation walk and reception in your honor. Please RSVP to Melissa Werner at melner18@yahoo.com if you plan to attend. We hope to see you there!
Cafeteria Worker Appreciation Day - May 3rd
"Love doesn't make the world go 'round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile." -- Franklin P. Jones
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
Principal Appreciation Day - May 1st
"Love is never lost. If not reciprocated, it will flow back and soften and purify the heart." --Washington Irving
TONIGHT'S "Night at the Arts" will be a showcase of musical and artistic talents. First and second grade students will present their musical, “It’s Easy Being Green”. Afterwards, you will be able to see some of the wonderful works of art they have created this semester. The program begins at 6:30 that evening for the parents/families and will last until about 7:30.
Calling all former Washington Wildcats! If you are a member of the FPS Senior Class of 2019 and went to Washington Elementary, please join us May 10 at 1:30pm for our Senior Walk. Please wear your cap and gown for a graduation walk and reception in your honor. Please RSVP to Melissa Werner at melner18@yahoo.com if you plan to attend. We hope to see you there!
"World-peace can be achieved when the power of love replaces the love of power." -- Sri Chinmoy
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
"Love is never lost. If not reciprocated, it will flow back and soften and purify the heart." --Washington Irving
Calling all former Washington Wildcats! If you are a member of the FPS Senior Class of 2019 and went to Washington Elementary, please join us May 10 at 1:30pm for our Senior Walk. Please wear your cap and gown for a graduation walk and reception in your honor. Please RSVP to Melissa Werner at melner18@yahoo.com if you plan to attend. We hope to see you there!
Please mark your calendars now! This Night at the Arts will be a showcase of musical and artistic talents. On Tuesday, April 30, 2019, the students will present their musical, “It’s Easy Being Green”. Afterwards, you will be able to see some of the wonderful works of art they have created this semester. The program begins at 6:30 that evening for the parents/families and will last until about 7:30.
We have great Office Workers. Thank you, Jackie and Debbie. We appreciate all you do!
"Happiest is he who expects no happiness from others. Love delights and glorifies in giving, not receiving. So learn to love and give, and not to expect anything from others." --Mehea Baba
“Remember that time slurs over everything, let all deeds fade, blurs all writings and kills all memories. Exempt are only those which dig into the hearts of men by love." -- Aristotle
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
2019-2020 Kindergarten Families: TODAY, April 22nd, Washington Elementary will be hosting a drop-in open house from 5:30-6:30 for incoming Kindergartners and their families. Meet the principal, meet the teachers. See the classrooms. Hope to see you there!
TODAY IS EARTH DAY. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ8C0M_0J5c&t=8s
Protect Our Species. Earth Day was founded by United States Senator Gaylord Nelson as an environmental teach-in first held on April 22, 1970. Earth Day now includes events in more than 193 countries, which are now coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
Parents and Friends of Washington! We hope you will buy a ticket to the Naturals Baseball Game scheduled for April 19. Ticket price is $9.00
Our very own Creative Cats Student Choir will sing the National Anthem.
A portion of the ticket sales sold by Washington students will be a fundraiser for the school.
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
Parents and Friends of Washington! We hope you will buy a ticket to the Naturals Baseball Game scheduled for April 19. Ticket price is $9.00
Our very own Creative Cats Student Choir will sing the National Anthem.
A portion of the ticket sales sold by Washington students will be a fundraiser for the school.
WASHINGTON FAMILY,
Join us today for our Annual Hot Dog Dinner from 6-7 pm at Walker Park. This is a free hot dog dinner that will provide time for teachers and staff to mingle, laugh, and have fun with Washington parents and students. This event helps us make strong connections with our school families. We want everyone to know that we’re here to really support our community and develop long lasting relationships. This is just another way Washington displays Wildcat Pride. Come join us!
What's happening in the classroom this Friday.
DEAR this Friday at 2:35 - 2:50
Students
What is(DEAR? Drop Everything And Read
When: FRIDAY, APRIL 12th
TIME: 2:35-2:50
Here's a graph the current school standings for Fayetteville Elementary & Middle Schools. If you haven't yet, register to show support of your child's school or alma mater. Remember all proceeds from the race support increased access to health and fitness education and opportunities in our local schools and community through The Spark Foundation.
WASHINGTON FAMILY,
You are invited to attend our Annual Hot Dog Dinner on April 15th from 6-7 pm at Walker Park. This is a free hot dog dinner that will provide time for teachers and staff to mingle, laugh, and have fun with Washington parents and students. This event helps us make strong connections with our school families. We want everyone to know that we’re here to really support our community and develop long lasting relationships. This is just another way Washington displays Wildcat Pride. Come join us!
Washington - Kindergarten Registration at the Central Registration Building is today from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM at 300 S Ray Ave, Fayetteville, AR 72701, USA
Parents need to bring:
1. Proof of Residence --- a current utility bill for gas, electric, or water
2. Child's birth certificate
3. Child's social security card
4. Child's immunization records
“In dreams and in love there are no impossibilities.” --János Arany,
2019-2020 Kindergarten Families:
Washington Elementary will be hosting a drop-in open house Monday, April 22 from 5:30-6:30 for incoming Kindergartners and their families.
Kindergarten Registration Days
ALL Kindergarten Registration will be held at the FPS Central Registration Office at 300 S. Ray Avenue from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The dates for the schools are:
April 1 - Vandergriff Elem.
April 2 - Holcomb Elem.
April 3 - Asbell Elem.
April 4 - Happy Hollow Elem.
April 5 - Root Elem.
April 8 - Leverett Elem.
April 9 - Owl Creek Elem.
April 10 - Butterfield Trail Elem.
April 11 - Washington Elem.
April 12 - Makeup Day
Online registration will be available on April 1.
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
"Make one choice today where you’re totally conscious, and you even say to yourself, “I am choosing this because I love _______.” --Mindful Living
Parents and Friends of Washington! We hope you will buy a ticket to the Naturals Baseball Game scheduled for April 19. Ticket price is $9.00
Our very own Creative Cats Student Choir will sing the National Anthem.
A portion of the ticket sales sold by Washington students will be a fundraiser for the school.
We hope you can join us tonight for the April PTO meeting. 6:00 in the Library. Tonight's program is with Dr. Dougan, FPS Director of Assessment. Childcare is available for school aged children.
Here's a graph the current school standings for Fayetteville Elementary & Middle Schools. If you haven't yet, register to show support of your child's school or alma mater. Remember all proceeds from the race support increased access to health and fitness education and opportunities in our local schools and community through The Spark Foundation.
"The Eskimo has fifty-two names for snow because it is important to them; there ought to be as many for love." -- Margaret Atwood,
This month, students and staff will sample Creamy Kale Dip. This dip is a great with veggie sticks and crackers. This recipe was developed by Mrs. Rogers FACS class at Ramay Junior High!
Kale is a super food! Did you know one serving of kale has more calcium than a small carton of milk! Not only is it good for your bones, it also has tons of vitamins and minerals that are good for your eyes, your muscles, and fight off harmful bacteria. It even has more vitamin C than an orange!
If students or staff like the recipe it can be found on our Seed to Student Facebook page or our Child Nutrition Department website. It is also sent home to families via PeachJar.
Kindergarten Registration at the Central Registration Building
Apr 11 from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM
300 S Ray Ave, Fayetteville, AR 72701, USA
Parents need to bring: 1. Proof of Residence --- a current utility bill for gas, electric, or water 2. Child's birth certificate 3. Child's social security card 4. Child's immunization records
TONIGHT is the PTO April meeting at 6 pm in the Library. Topic: Dr. Kelli Dougan, the District's Director of Assessment and Accountability, will join us to discuss Washington's ESSA Score, MAP Testing, and Act Aspire Testing. Free childcare for school age children.
WASHINGTON FAMILY,
You are invited to attend our Annual Hot Dog Dinner on April 15th from 6-7 pm at Walker Park. This is a free hot dog dinner that will provide time for teachers and staff to mingle, laugh, and have fun with Washington parents and students. This event helps us make strong connections with our school families. We want everyone to know that we’re here to really support our community and develop long lasting relationships. This is just another way Washington displays Wildcat Pride. Come join us!
"Let unifying love be your measure; abiding love your challenge; self-giving love your mission!" --Pope Benedict XVI
Book Hogs Celebration Field Trip to Bud Walton today,
Apr 5th
Reminder: PTO April meeting is Monday, April 8th at 6 pm. Topic: Dr. Kelli Dougan, the District's Director of Assessment and Accountability, will join us to discuss Washington's ESSA Score, MAP Testing, and Act Aspire Testing. Free childcare for school age children.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Washington - Kindergarten Registration at the Central Registration Building is Thursday, Apr 11 from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM at 300 S Ray Ave, Fayetteville, AR 72701, USA
Parents need to bring:
1. Proof of Residence --- a current utility bill for gas, electric, or water
2. Child's birth certificate
3. Child's social security card
4. Child's immunization records
“Love costs all we are and will ever be. Yet, it is only love which sets us free.” --Mya Angelou, A Brave and Startling Truth.
Here's a graph the current school standings for Fayetteville Elementary & Middle Schools. If you haven't yet, register to show support of your child's school or alma mater. Remember all proceeds from the race support increased access to health and fitness education and opportunities in our local schools and community through The Spark Foundation.
WASHINGTON FAMILY,
You are invited to attend our Annual Hot Dog Dinner on April 15th from 6-7 pm at Walker Park. This is a free hot dog dinner that will provide time for teachers and staff to mingle, laugh, and have fun with Washington parents and students. This event helps us make strong connections with our school families. We want everyone to know that we’re here to really support our community and develop long lasting relationships. This is just another way Washington displays Wildcat Pride. Come join us!
Tonight is Mr. L's Class Biography Blast Night
"Duty makes us do things well, but love makes us do them beautifully." --Phillips Brooks
"The giving of love is an education in itself." --Eleanor Roosevelt
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
Parents and Friends of Washington! We hope you will buy a ticket to the Naturals Baseball Game scheduled for April 19. Ticket price is $9.00
Our very own Creative Cats Student Choir will sing the National Anthem.
A portion of the ticket sales sold by Washington students will be a fundraiser for the school.
Mark your calendars - PTO April meeting is Monday, April 8th at 6 pm. Topic: Dr. Kelli Dougan, the District's Director of Assessment and Accountability, will join us to discuss Washington's ESSA Score, MAP Testing, and Act Aspire Testing. Free childcare for school age children.
Here's a graph the current school standings for Fayetteville Elementary & Middle Schools. If you haven't yet, register to show support of your child's school or alma mater. Remember all proceeds from the race support increased access to health and fitness education and opportunities in our local schools and community through The Spark Foundation.
NEWS FLASH - we are $238.11 away from achieving our goal for Pennies for Patients. Our goal is $2100 and we are so close. Contact Mrs. L tara.lechtenberger@fayar.net if you are interested in making a pledge. You can also relay the message on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/169362375239/
and I will pass it on.
Thank you all so very much for your support!
Ashley McLarty, Principal
WASHINGTON FAMILY,
You are invited to attend our Annual Hot Dog Dinner on April 15th from 6-7 pm at Walker Park. This is a free hot dog dinner that will provide time for teachers and staff to mingle, laugh, and have fun with Washington parents and students. This event helps us make strong connections with our school families. We want everyone to know that we’re here to really support our community and develop long lasting relationships. This is just another way Washington displays Wildcat Pride. Come join us!
Mark your calendars - PTO April meeting is Monday, April 8th at 6 pm. Topic: Dr. Kelli Dougan, the District's Director of Assessment and Accountability, will join us to discuss Washington's ESSA Score, MAP Testing, and Act Aspire Testing. Free childcare for school age children.
Today is Harvest of the Month Taste Test. Tastes of broccoli will be served to those who would like to participate. Ask you child what they thought about the taste test.
Pennies for Patients fundraiser will run the whole month of March and will go to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Click here to go to the website. You can donate online or send money with your child to school.
March is Parent Teacher Month! If you don't know your time/day of your conference, please contact either your child's teacher or call the office at 444-3073. We hope to see you at your child's conference.
March is Parent Teacher Month! If you don't know your time/day of your conference, please contact either your child's teacher or call the office at 444-3073. We hope to see you at your child's conference.
"Love will find a way through paths where wolves fear to prey." -- Lord Byron
Washington Elementary School invites the community on May 18th, noon to 5 pm, to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
Pennies for Patients fundraiser will run the whole month of March and will go to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Click here to go to the website. You can donate online or send money with your child to school.
Parents and Friends of Washington! We hope you will buy a ticket to the Naturals Baseball Game scheduled for April 19. Ticket price is $9.00
Our very own Creative Cats Student Choir will sing the National Anthem.
A portion of the ticket sales sold by Washington students will be a fundraiser for the school.
Washington Parents,
Parent engagement is the life blood of every school. When schools work together with families to support learning, children are more motivated to succeed, not just in school, but throughout life. As part of our continuous school improvement process, we need your feedback. We will use this information to improve our school and develop more ways to engage parents. Please take a few moments to fill out a survey using one of the links below:
Parent Survey- English https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSftWrxbV55BWoXtjVkW8vW5IB1K74a5syZXHhv-3GDea6duFQ/viewform
Parent Survey- Spanish https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfktTXtoRFleKCKLEyG32E6_NHsKm_JPDqXw5FA_eGlhCTYIQ/viewform
When you complete the survey, email Mrs. L at tara.lechtenberger@g.fayar.net to enter in a drawing for a Family Game Night Basket.
Thank you for your input and support.
Ms. McLarty,
Principal
"Spread love everywhere you go. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier." -- Mother Teresa
March is Parent Teacher Month! If you don't know your time/day of your conference, please contact either your child's teacher or call the office at 444-3073. We hope to see you at your child's conference.
March’s PTO Meeting has been rescheduled for TUESDAY, March 26 at 6 pm
SPRING BREAK - No School March 18-22
Today Barn Hill Preserve Zoo will visit the school
1 - 2 pm.
SPRING BREAK - No School March 18-22
LAST DAY OF THE SPRING BOOK FAIR. You can also shop online until the 16th. Check the website for more information on how.
Washington Elementary School Book Fair will close tomorrow (Friday) at 2:15 pm.
Parent Night is tonight from 5:30-7:30.
Thank you for supporting our library!
Wildcat Waddlers!!! We met first semester then it got cold. We just started back up this week. We meet at 7:15 a.m. on Tuesday outside the gym. --Coach Thomas
March is Parent Teacher Month! If you don't know your time/day of your conference, please contact either your child's teacher or call the office at 444-3073. We hope to see you at your child's conference.
SPRING BOOK FAIR THIS WEEK. Family Night is tonight. Come shop with your child from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. See you there!
Pennies for Patients fundraiser will run the whole month of March and will go to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Click here to go to the website. You can donate online or send money with your child to school.
Washington Elementary School invites the community to Tour 5 homes within Washington Elementary's School Zone and Washington Elementary School.
Tickets purchased prior to the event are $20 are are available at Washington Elementary, Gift House Antiques, French Metro Antiques, and The Bank of Fayetteville - Downtown.
Tickets can be purchased the day of the tour for $25 at all of the homes participating in the self-guided tour as well as French Metro Antiques and Gift House Antiques.
Tickets may also be purchased online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/washington-elementarys-16th-annual-tour-of-homes-tickets-58380524721
All proceeds benefit Washington Elementary School. Online ticket purchasers may redeem their paper tickets at any one of the Tour locations. We home to see you there!
SPRING BOOK FAIR THIS WEEK. Family Night is Thursday night. Come shop with your child from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. See you there!
March’s PTO Meeting has been rescheduled for TUESDAY, March 26 at 6 pm
When you are at the school for your parent-teacher conference, be sure to check out the Lost & Found. It is just outside the gym. It’s full of misplaced treasures just waiting to be reunited with their owners Thanks goes to Katie Finnegan Mihalevich for hanging up and organizing the Lost & Found this morning. The initiative and effort is appreciated!!!
Washington Parents- here is what to do if you want to buy a class picture:1. send money with the form to the office by this Friday, March 15, or 2. call the number on the form and pay directly over the phone. This is a new process and we apologize for the mix up.
Parents and Friends of Washington! We hope you will buy a ticket to the Naturals Baseball Game scheduled for April 19. Ticket price is $9.00
Our very own Creative Cats Student Choir will sing the National Anthem.
A portion of the ticket sales sold by Washington students will be a fundraiser for the school.
March is Parent Teacher Month! If you don't know your time/day of your conference, please contact either your child's teacher or call the office at 444-3073. We hope to see you at your child's conference.
Washington Parents,
Parent engagement is the life blood of every school. When schools work together with families to support learning, children are more motivated to succeed, not just in school, but throughout life. As part of our continuous school improvement process, we need your feedback. We will use this information to improve our school and develop more ways to engage parents. Please take a few moments to fill out a survey using one of the links below:
Parent Survey- English
Parent Survey- Spanish
When you complete the survey, email Mrs. L at tara.lechtenberger@g.fayar.net to enter in a drawing for a Family Game Night Basket.
Thank you for your input and support.
Ms. McLarty
Principal
SPRING BOOK FAIR THIS WEEK. Family Night is Thursday night. Come shop with your child from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. See you there!
March 15 we will have a Barn Hill Preserve Zoo Visit 1 - 2 pm. Watch Monday Folders for more information and permission forms.
SPRING BOOK FAIR STARTS TODAY. Family Night is Thursday night. Come shop with your child from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. See you there!
Choose Love
"I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people." --Vincent Van Gogh
Spring Book Fair is coming. March 11 - 15th. Book Fair Family Night is Mar 14th from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Tomorrow, March 8, is the last day to turn in your yearbook order. You can order online or return the form to school.
TODAY, March 7th, is Spring Picture Day - Individual and Class Pictures
Today is Bus Safety Day.
Washington Parents- tomorrow is Spring Picture Day.
Everyone will be in the class group picture. You can pay for that group picture later. Bring your money tomorrow if you want an individual picture of your child.
Love recognizes no barriers. --Maya Angelou
Safer to use than Google Search. I found this and thought it was absolutely a must for parents. As we end the 3rd 9 weeks and prepare for 4th 9 weeks First Graders will continue to research famous people and this site will ensure everyone encounters positive information. --Kelly Wade, 1st grade teacher
Yearbooks on sale now. Order deadline is March 8, 2019. You can order online or return the form to school.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Spring Book Fair is coming. March 11 - 15th. Book Fair Family Night is Mar 14th from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
MARK YOUR CALENDAR - March 15 we will have a Barn Hill Preserve Zoo Visit 1 - 2 pm. Watch Monday Folders for more information.
Yearbooks on sale now. Order deadline is March 8, 2019. You can order online or return the form to school.
School Social Worker's Appreciation Week
Mar 4 to Mar 8
MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Spring Book Fair is coming. March 11 - 15th. Book Fair Family Night is
Mar 14th from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Please attend tonight's PTO Meeting at 6 pm in the Library. Childcare provided for school aged children.
Q & A with Dr. John L. Colbert, District Superintendent, and the School Board.
MARCH 7th IS PICTURE DAY AT THE SCHOOL. Individual and classroom pictures will be taken and can be purchased. Check Monday folders for more information.
Join us for - Read Across America - Green Eggs and Ham Program by Dr. Colbert today from 7:45 am to 8:15 am in the gym.
The Book Hog Reading Contest is over. Please turn in your Playbooks today (no later than Monday, March 4th).
Students are urged to dress up on Friday as your favorite book character for Read Across America day.
Yearbooks on sale now. Order deadline is March 8, 2019. You can order online or return the form to school.
"Having a parent who listens creates a child who believes he or she has a voice that matters in this world. To listen is to love." –Rachel Macy Stafford
Please return Playbooks for the Book Hogs Reading Contest Friday. Winners will be announced Wednesday, March 6th.
Last day for the Book Hogs Reading Contest. Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February in their playbooks! Playbooks should be returned March 1st. Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip to Bud Walton Arena.
Next Thursday, March 7th, is Spring Picture Day - Individual and Class Pictures
Remember the PTO Meeting is Monday, March 4th at 6 pm. Childcare provided for school aged children.
Q & A with Dr. John L. Colbert, District Superintendent, and the School Board.
Join us for - Read Across America - Green Eggs and Ham Program by Dr. Colbert Friday, March 1st from 7:45 am to 8:15 am in the gym.
Washington Elementary's Book Swap is TODAY, February 27th. Every class will have the opportunity to 'shop' at the mini-bookstore and take home a 'new' book chosen from the selection of donated books. Contact Erin Wilson if you have questions. erinwilson@gmail.com
MARCH 7th IS PICTURE DAY AT THE SCHOOL. Individual and classroom pictures will be taken and can be purchased. Check Monday folders for more information.
"Love dies only when growth stops.". --Pearl S. Buck
Tomorrow, Wednesday, February 27, is Book Swap Day. Every child will have the opportunity to visit the library on that day to 'shop' at the mini-bookstore and take home a 'new' book chosen from the selection of donated books.
"True teachers use themselves as bridges over which they invite their students to cross. Then, having facilitated their crossing joyfully collapse, encouraging them to create bridges of their own." –Nikos Kazantzakis
Don't forget Book Hogs Reading Contest has started. Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February in their playbooks! Playbooks should be returned March 1st. Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip to Bud Walton Arena.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR - PTO Meeting is March 4th at 6 pm. Childcare provided for school aged children.
Q & A with Dr. John L. Colbert, District Superintendent, and the School Board.
"You always gain by giving love." -- Reese Witherspoon
One week left for the Book Hogs Reading Contest. Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February in their playbooks! Playbooks should be returned March 1st. Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip to Bud Walton Arena.
Mark your calendars. Washington's Spring Book Fair starts March 11th. Volunteers are needed on the 7th and 8th for setup. If you can help, call Ms. Champagne 479-445-1073 or email danielle.champagne@fayar.net.
The Jump Rope Challenge is over and the top three fundraising students get to “Bedazzle my Beard". Coach Kevin Thomas’ beard bedazzling is scheduled for February 27.
Book Swap is scheduled for next Wednesday, Feb. 27. Thank you for the donations of books. We could use more. You can drop book donations off in the tub outside the office. Thank you for your support.
"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." –Maya Angelou
MARK YOUR CALENDAR - PTO Meeting is March 4th at 6 pm. Childcare provided for school aged children.
Q & A with Dr. John L. Colbert, District Superintendent, and the School Board.
Don't forget Book Hogs Reading Contest has started. Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February in their playbooks! Playbooks should be returned March 1st. Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip to Bud Walton Arena.
Washington Elementary's Book Swap is coming February 27th. Mark your calendars! Donations for this event are greatly appreciated. Books can be dropped off in the plastic bin located in the hallway that runs alongside the office anytime between now and February 22nd. Contact Erin Wilson if you have questions. erinwilson@gmail.com
MARK YOUR CALENDARS - MARCH 7th IS PICTURE DAY AT THE SCHOOL. Individual and classroom pictures will be taken and can be purchased. Check Monday folders for more information closer to the date.
"Love recognizes no barriers." --Maya Angelou
Don't forget Book Hogs Reading Contest has started. Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February in their playbooks! Playbooks should be returned March 1st. Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip to Bud Walton Arena.
Thank you Washington parents for making this Valentine’s a wonderful time for all of us! We had lots of smiles, hugs, and fun classroom parties!
We ❤️ you! --Ashley McLarty
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR THE SPRING BOOK FAIR MARCH 7 - 15
Contact danielle.champagne@fayar.net 479-445-1073 if you can help.
"I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people." -- Vincent Van Gogh
Don't forget Book Hogs Reading Contest has started. Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February in their playbooks! Playbooks should be returned March 1st. Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip to Bud Walton Arena.
TODAY IS THE LAST DAY OF JUMP ROPE FOR HEART. If we reach our goal of $5,000, the top three fundraising students get to “Bedazzle Coach Thomas' Beard!”
"Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness. Kindness in giving creates love." -- Lao Tzu
Random Act of Kindness Team Field Trip to the VA
Feb 14 from 10:00 am to 11:00 am
"Love dies only when growth stops." --Pearl S. Buck
Don't forget Book Hogs Reading Contest has started. Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February in their playbooks! Playbooks should be returned March 1st. Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip to Bud Walton Arena.
Valentine's Day Parties will be tomorrow, February 14th.
FRIDAY IS THE LAST DAY FOR JUMP ROPE FOR HEART. If we reach our goal of $5,000, the top three fundraising students get to “Bedazzle Coach Thomas' Beard!”
Washington Book Swap is February 27th. Mark your calendars!
Jump Rope for Heart is a big hit with over $3,000 raised. This is the last week for the fundraising event. Thanks to all who have participated ! We❤️You! if you would like to fund raise at heart.org/ kidsheartchallenge, parents can help students sign up online. There is also a mobile app called the Kids Heart Challenge to help keep track of our team raising money for the American Heart Association. If we reach our goal of $5,000, the top three fundraising students get to “Bedazzle Coach Thomas' beard!”
Please remember if you need to help your child into the building in the morning to please park your car and walk him/her in.
Parking is not allowed in the drop off line in the morning. Fayetteville Police has shared that it could result in a citation.
Thank you for your time and attention to the safety of Washington students.
"Keep love in your heart. A life without it is like a sunless garden when the flowers are dead." --Oscar Wilde
Community Spotlight
Washington Elementary would like to recognize and thank the volunteers of Genesis Church. These volunteers work with our a group of our students twice a week off campus to tutor and provide a meal.
Genesis also provides food and clothing for families in the Fayetteville community.
These volunteers are always “a call way” to help any of our students and we are proud of our partnership and thank them for the their service.
"Spread love everywhere you go. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier." -- Mother Teresa
After week one Washington has raised more than $1,600! We have two weeks left. This week we will play heart healthy games and discuss eating healthy foods low in fat and salt.
Kids Heart Challenge is working hard every day to change lives for the better. You can support their great work today by making a donation.
Make a Donation Today! Top three get to bedazzle Coach Thomas's beard!
American Heart Association
The American Heart Association offers programs for the classroom and for the gym to get help kids healthy and performing better in school.
WWW2.HEART.ORG
Thank you Mrs. L for being our rainbow! — at Washington Elementary School.
Don't forget Book Hogs Reading Contest has started. Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February in their playbooks! Playbooks should be returned March 1st. Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip to Bud Walton Arena.
Progress Reports go home today, February 11.
PTO Meeting Tonight - 6:00 pm - 7::00 pm Childcare provided.
Don't forget Book Hogs Reading Contest has started. Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February in their playbooks! Playbooks should be returned March 1st. Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip to Bud Walton Arena.
TODAY is National Crosswalk/Crossing Guard Appreciation Day! We will be giving our crosswalk guards some special treatment from the parents. I'd encourage parents to have their students write a little thank you note to give them just as a little special thanks for keeping them safe when crossing.
Don't forget Book Hogs Reading Contest has started. Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February in their playbooks! Playbooks should be returned March 1st. Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip to Bud Walton Arena.
Jump Rope 4 Heart runs through February 8th.
Washington Elementary's Book Swap is coming February 27th. Mark your calendars! Donations for this event are greatly appreciated. Books can be dropped off in the plastic bin located in the hallway that runs alongside the office anytime between now and February 22nd. Contact Erin Wilson if you have questions. erinwilson@gmail.com
Valentine's Day Parties will be Thursday, February 14th.
Book Hogs is officially in gear! Please log your child's minutes of reading every day for the month of February! Don't forget that being read to counts as minutes also! Minutes can only qualify after school is out or weekends. Classroom reading does not qualify. 360 minutes is the minimum minutes students are required to read to receive a prize and be entered into the drawing of the Book Hog Field Trip. Keep track of minutes, playbooks go home on today!
"I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people." --Vincent Van Gogh
Harvest of the Month - RICE
Jump Rope 4 Heart runs through February 8th.
Washington - School Counselor Appreciation Week.
Book Hogs Reading Contest begins today! Students are to read 360 minutes during the month of February to get a chance of their name being drawn to go to the Bud Walton Arena for a Book Hogs party with razorback athletes.
Jump Rope 4 Heart runs through February 8th.
TODAY is World Read Aloud Day. As the biggest literacy drive in the country, World Read Aloud Day seeks to draw attention to the importance of reading aloud to children!
Please read aloud to your children often and talk about the importance of reading!
"The wise are wise only because they love." --Paulo Coelho
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Mrs. Champagne, Washington’s wonderful librarian, is looking for volunteers (parents, community leaders, etc.) to come and read to classes that day. Volunteers can read a favorite book of theirs or borrow a book from the library. Contact Danielle Champagne
danielle.champagne@fayar.net
Jump Rope 4 Heart runs through February 8th.
World Read Aloud Day is being celebrated on Friday, February 1st. As the biggest literacy drive in the country, World Read Aloud Day seeks to draw attention to the importance of reading aloud to children!
Please read aloud to your children and talk about the importance of reading!
February 7th is National Crosswalk/Crossing Guard appreciation day! We will be giving Washington's crosswalk guards some special treatment that day from the parents. I'd encourage parents to have their students write a little thank you note to give them just as a little special thanks.
"True teachers use themselves as bridges over which they invite their students to cross. Then, having facilitated their crossing joyfully collapse, encouraging them to create bridges of their own." –Nikos Kazantzakis
Washington Elementary would like to thank the following community partners for their generous donation to our Children's Fund :
Katie Katie Finnegan Mihalevich Realtor
Shane Hall Electric
Impression Boutique
We are deeply grateful for their generous support to our students and school. --Ashley McLarty
#onefps
Jump Rope 4 Heart starts today and runs through February 8th.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Mrs. Champagne, Washington’s wonderful librarian, is looking for volunteers (parents, community leaders, etc.) to come and read to classes that day. Volunteers can read a favorite book of theirs or borrow a book from the library. Contact Danielle Champagne
danielle.champagne@fayar.net
WISEKIDS will start TODAY, January 28th
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Mrs. Champagne, Washington’s wonderful librarian, is looking for volunteers (parents, community leaders, etc.) to come and read to classes that day. Volunteers can read a favorite book of theirs or borrow a book from the library. Contact Danielle Champagne
danielle.champagne@fayar.net
Washington Book Hogs Reading Contest begins February 1!
Students can earn a chance at going to the Bud Walton Arena Book Hogs party and to meet athletes, mascots, cheerleaders and band members by entering the Book Hog reading contest where they read at least 360 minutes in February. Book Hogs playbooks go home in Monday folders on January 28th and the reading begins February 1. Keep playbooks at home and parents will keep track of student minutes read in the playbook. Send them back to the school March 1st.
"A good teacher is like a candle – it consumes itself to light the way for others." --Author Unknown
Today, January 24, is the Sweet Potatoes taste test in the cafeteria during class lunch period. Harvest of the Month is hosted by the FPS Seed to Student program to get students excited about eating fresh seasonal foods available where they live.
Washington - Family Connection - PE Night with Coach Thomas TONIGHT in the Gym from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. See you there!
"Love is a fruit in season at all times, and within reach of every hand." -- Mother Teresa
WISEKIDS will start January 28th
Thursday, January 24 is the Sweet Potatoes taste test in the cafeteria.
Harvest of the Month is hosted by the FPS Seed to Student program to get students excited about eating fresh seasonal foods available where they live.
"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return." –Eden Ahbez
Washington - Family Connection - PE Night with Coach Thomas in the Gym on Thursday, January 24, 6:00 - 7:00 pm. Mark your calendar!
I refuse to accept the view that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become a reality... I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word. -- Martin Luther King, Jr.
NO SCHOOL - Martin Luther King Jr Birthday Observance
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace." -- Jimi Hendrix
Washington - Family Connection - PE Night with Coach Thomas in the Gym on Thursday, January 24, 6:00 - 7:00 pm. Mark your calendar!
HOT CHOCOLATE FOR HOUNDS event is TODAY, Jan. 18th, from 7:15 - 8:00 am in the cafeteria or until the hot chocolate is gone. First come, first served. $1 per cup. The Random Acts of Kindness Team will host the event. Proceeds go to the Animal Shelter. We will also be gratefully accepting donations for the Animal Shelter. Come have some warm delicious hot chocolate and help out our furry friends on Friday.
Washington Elementary Random of Kindness Team will serve hot chocolate for $1. 7:15-8:00 in the cafeteria this Friday morning. Proceeds go to the Fay. Animal Shelter.
Keep love in your heart. A life without it is like a sunless garden when the flowers are dead. --Oscar Wilde
HOT CHOCOLATE FOR HOUNDS event will be Friday morning, Jan. 18, 7:15 - 8:00 am in the cafeteria or until the hot chocolate is gone. First come, first served. $1 per cup. The Random Acts of Kindness Team will host the event. Proceeds go to the Animal Shelter. We will also be gratefully accepting donations to the Animal Shelter. Come have some warm delicious hot chocolate and help out our furry friends on Friday.
"Don't forget to tell yourself positive things daily! You must love yourself internally to glow externally." --Hannah Bronfman
“I've finally opened my heart wide enough to let love in.” - Christy Ann Martine
Washington Night at Starlight Skatium tonight! 5:30-7:30 $6.00 to skate. Come tonight to support our school and have some fun!
"There is no love without forgiveness, and there is no forgiveness without love." Bryant H. McGill
Tonight is the PTO Starlight Skatium Fundraiser Night
5:30 - 7:30 pm
"A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination, and instill a love of learning" --Brad Henry
WISEKIDS will start January 28th
Third Quarter Begins Today.
Creative Cats start back up today after school.
“I believe that every single event in life happens in an opportunity to choose love over fear”. --Oprah Winfrey
Report Cards go home today.
Fayetteville Public Schools will be hosting a new free breakfast and lunch program at the Fayetteville Boys and Girls Club over the winter holiday break. Free to 18 yrs and younger. Non-Fayetteville residents and non-Boys and Girls Club members are welcome. See news section of the Washington School Website for more information.
NO SCHOOL - Winter Break begins today, December 20 - January 6.
Fayetteville Public Schools will be hosting a new free breakfast and lunch program at the Fayetteville Boys and Girls Club over the winter holiday break. Free to 18 yrs and younger. Non-Fayetteville residents and non-Boys and Girls Club members are welcome. See news section of the Washington School Website for more information.
Today is the student Talent Show and Sing-a-long at 9:30 am in the gym.
December 19
Today is the last day of the 2nd Qtr.
"I knew who I was this morning, but love has changed me since then." --Unknown
Don't forget the Spelling Bee is today, at 9 am in the Gym. Parents are invited to attend.
Talent Show and Sing-a-Long is tomorrow, December 19, at 9:30 am in the gym. Don't miss it!
Love is about opening to possibilities. Seeing the world with new eyes. – John Mark Greene
Winter Class Parties will be on Wednesday, Dec. 19.
Spelling Bee this week, Tuesday, December 18 at 9 am in the Gym. Parents are invited to attend.
Fayetteville Public Schools will be hosting a new free breakfast and lunch program at the Fayetteville Boys and Girls Club over the winter holiday break. Free to 18 yrs and younger. Non-Fayetteville residents and non-Boys and Girls Club members are welcome.
"When in doubt, always choose love." --Unknown
Reminder: 2nd grade Science Night is tonight at 5:30. Don't miss it!
Donating a breakfast item for the PTO's Annual Holiday Breakfast for Teachers and Staff? It needs to be dropped off at the school tomorrow before 8:30 am.
Mark your calendars for the Washington Talent show and Sing-A-Long on December 19 at 9:30 in the Gym
"The way we can allow ourselves to do what we need to, no matter what other may say or" do, is to choose love and defy fear. –Martha Beck
"A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination, and instill a love of learning." --Brad Henry
Donating a breakfast item for the PTO's Annual Holiday Breakfast for Teachers and Staff? It needs to be dropped off at the school office before 8:30 am on Dec. 14.
Fayetteville Public Schools will be hosting a new free breakfast and lunch program at the Fayetteville Boys and Girls Club over the winter holiday break. Free to 18 yrs and younger. Non-Fayetteville residents and non-Boys and Girls Club members are welcome.
BOOK FAIR FYI - The Book Fair raised a record-breaking $2000 😳 Funds raised will help Mrs. Champagne purchase new books and library supplies for the school. Thanks to everyone who volunteered and/or purchased items. Your support is very much appreciated!
Love is about opening to possibilities. Seeing the world with new eyes. – John Mark Greene
Reminder: Today, Dec. 10, 6 - 8 pm at 504 E Lafayette is the PTO Winter Social. Please attend! See invitation here
https://washington.fayar.net/article/76697?org=wes
Last call for Lost and Found. In order to prepare for the second semester, we will be taking all clothing
items not claimed and giving them to a local charity.
Please check the lost and found rack next to the gym.
Reminder: Tomorrow, Dec. 10, 6 - 8 pm at 504 E Lafayette is the PTO Winter Social. See invitation here
https://washington.fayar.net/article/76697?org=wes
"Because I always have a choice, I choose love".
--Deepak Chopra
"I don’t want to die for love, I want to live for it." –Kamand DKojouri
Washington Spelling Bee will be December 18th. Parents are invited.
“Choosing to unconditionally love others is a path to deep joy.” ― Amy Leigh Mercree
"You can overcome anything, if and only if you love something enough." –Leo Messi
Parents and Guardians,
If you have moved or have a new telephone number or email, Please contact our school office so we can update our records. Office (479) 444-3073
Map testing Continues this week. 2nd grade.
"And now that you don’t have to be perfect, you can be loved" –John Steinbeck
"Teachers encourage minds to think, hands to create and hearts to love" --Abbie Burke C.
Tomorrow (Wednesday) morning at 7:45 will be the assembly where the principal and assistant principal have to pay up because students achieved beyond their donation goal of 500 boxes of mac and cheese! Come see them kiss a GOAT (couldn't get a pig). This will be a sight to see !
"What most people need to learn in life is how to love people and use things instead of using people and loving things." -Author Unknown
MAP testing starts today. 1st grade at 8:30 a.m.
Times grades to attend the
The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra's Quapaw Quartet
10:00 - 10:45 -------- 4th Grade
10:50 - 11:35 --------- 3rd Grade
11:35 - 12:35 ------------- Break
12:35 - 1:20 ----------- 1st Grade
1:25 - 2:10 ----------- 2nd Grade
2:15 - 3:00 -------- Kindergarten
The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra's Quapaw Quartet will be coming to our school tomorrow, Nov. 27th, for a special Music Enrichment Day from 10 am-3 pm. Parents are welcome. This will be an incredible experience for our kids!
“Love is the answer to the problems in the world.” -Martin Luther King Jr.
Progress reports go home today.
Happy Thanksgiving
"The way we can allow ourselves to do what we need to, no matter what others may say or do, is to choose love and defy fear" –Martha Beck
NO SCHOOL November 19 - 23
Have a Happy Thanksgiving
REMINDER: T-SHIRT AND HOODIE ORDERS ARE DUE THIS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16
We aren’t planning on ordering any more this school year, so be sure to return the orders forms if you would like to purchase something
Choose love and be grateful for the things you do have.
TONIGHT is ESL Family Night at 5:00 pm.
Don't Forget! WASHINGTON FAMILY THANKSGIVING LUNCH is today, Thursday, Nov. 15.
BOOK FAIR FAMILY NIGHT TONIGHT in the Library 5:30 - 7:30 pm. You can also shop during the Thanksgiving Lunch today.
Just for today, choose love as many times as you can. See what happens. Let love start this day. Let love end this day. Let love transform the minutes in between.
THANKSGIVING LUNCH THURSDAY, NOV. 15
Volunteers are needed both to set up first thing in the morning (starting around 8:15/8:30 am - the first lunch is at 10:30 am so we have to be done by then) and clean up following the last lunch (probably around 1 pm.). Like last year, we will be setting up/cleaning up in the cafeteria and gym.
If you are available to help, please text or email April Heard (479) 595-4705/aprilmarieheard@gmail.com
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY - NO SCHOOL November 19 - 23
BOOK FAIR FAMILY NIGHT - Thursday, Nov. 15 in the Library 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Washington PTO scheduled meeting for tonight has been cancelled due to inclement weather and concern of poor attendance for Dr. Dougan. We will reschedule the program at a later time.
"And if I asked you to name all the things that you love, how long would it take for you to name yourself?"
-Gail Ribbons
BOOK FAIR This Week in the Library - November 12th - 16th
Be sure to attend November PTO Meeting tonight, Nov. 12 at 6 pm upstairs in Mrs. Bowen's room #34. School age childcare is provided.
Today,Friday, November 9, is Book Fair Preview Day. Mrs. Champagne, media specialist, needs help during the following times for Book Fair Preview Day - which is this
8:45-9:00 Kindergarten Ms. Clark
10:15-10:30 Kindergarten Ms Jackson
10:30-10:45 2nd grade Ms Wasson
11:45-12:00 2nd grade Ms. Mitchell
12:00-12:15 1st grade Ms. Ogle
12:30-12:45 Kindergarten Ms. Brown
1:00-1:15 1st grade Ms. Wade
1:30-1:45 1st grade Ms. Lawson
3-4 volunteers for each class are needed to write down the names and prices of up to 3 books the students would really like to have .
Volunteers are also needed Thursday, November 15 and Friday, November 16 from 7:45-8:15 am to help with the morning rush. Please email Mrs. Champagne directly if you are able to help with either of these needs: danielle.champagne@fayar.net
Always take the opportunity to love and be loved
Harvest of the Month is showcasing Bell Peppers.
Students and staff will sample “Cowboy Caviar” during their lunchtime taste tests on November 9th.
Fall picture re-takes today.
November PTO Meeting will be Monday, Nov. 12 at 6 pm upstairs in Mrs. Bowen's room #34
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY -
NO SCHOOL November 19 - 23
If your child is missing their coat, there’s a good chance it’s at the Lost & Found.
Take a look and hopefully some of these items can be reunited with their owners.
Fall picture re-takes tomorrow, Nov. 8
"A good teacher is like a candle – it consumes itself to light the way for others" -Mustafa Ataturk
Today, students can take the written portion of the Spelling Bee on November 6.
The Book Fair runs Nov. 12th - 16th. Preview Day (where students make their "wish list") is FRIDAY, Nov. 9th.
Because I always have a choice, I choose love.
PTO MEETING - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12
in the Library. Free childcare.
BOOK FAIR November 12th - 16th
Students can take the written portion of the Spelling Bee on November 6.
" Night of the Arts" this evening will be a showcase of 3rd grade musical and artistic talents. The students will present their musical, "A Fall Festival". Afterwards, you will be able to see some of the wonderful works of art they have created this semester and participate in a collaborative art project. The program begins a.6:30 p.m.
Students cannot wear costumes to school on Halloween.
You don’t have to do it alone, choose love.
Flu Shots today - October 30th
Fall Class Parties will be tomorrow, October 31st.
Help the Random Act of Kindness Team collect 500 packages of Mac and Cheese for the FPS Food Drive and Ms. McLarty and Mrs. Mobley will kiss a pig! Watch the Mac and Cheese-ometer in the front hallway to see how close we are to reaching our goal.
"And now that you don’t have to be perfect, you can be loved" –John Steinbeck
See life clearly - no rose colored glasses -and then CHOOSE to love life.
Fire Safety Trailer Visit is today, October 26th during school hours.
Today is dress as your favorite character day for Spirit Week. Bring a $1 each day you want to participate - Oct 22-26. All proceeds go to the Washington NWA United Way.
Today is PJ's Day for Spirit Week. Bring a $1 each day you want to participate - Oct 22-26.
All proceeds go to the Washington NWA United Way.
Friday is dress as your favorite book character day.
DATE CHANGE - Flu shot clinic has a date change. It will be held Tuesday afternoon on October 30th. Volunteers still needed. Email our nurse, Haley.sisson@fayar.net if you would like to help.
This is National Transportation Week! Here's to are wonderful bus drivers who take care of our students to and from school.
Fall Class Parties will be Wednesday, October 31st.
Today is Backward Day for Spirit Week. Bring a $1 each day you want to participate - Oct 22-26.
All proceeds go to the Washington NWA United Way.
Thursday is PJ's Day.
Choose love and be grateful for the things you do have.
Flu shot clinic has a date change. It will be held Tuesday afternoon on October 30th. Volunteers still needed. Email our nurse, Haley.sisson@fayar.net if you would like to help.
Fire Safety Trailer Visit is Friday, October 26th during school hours.
Today is Crazy Socks day for Spirit Week. Bring a $1 each day you want to participate - Oct 22-26.
All proceeds go to the Washington NWA United Way.
Wednesday is Backwards Day.
Today is Crazy Hat or Hair day for Spirit Week. Bring a $1 each day you want to participate - Oct 22-26.
All proceeds go to the Washington NWA United Way.
Tuesday is Crazy Socks Day. Have fun!
Having a parent who listens creates a child who believes he or she has a voice that matters in this world. To listen is to love. –Rachel Macy Stafford
Flu Shot Clinic for Washington Elementary students is Thursday, October 25th.
Spirit Week begins next week. Monday is Crazy Hat or Crazy Hair Day. Bring a $1 donation for the opportunity to wear a crazy hat or crazy hairstyle. Proceeds go the Washington NWA United Way.
What if you simply devoted this year to loving yourself more?
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for the local Harvest luncheon tomorrow. Linda Sorensen - Washington Elementary's amazing Cafeteria Manager would love for the cafeteria to be decorated for the event.
We have some supplies that we use for the Annual Thanksgiving Luncheon that can be used (they are located in the basement).
If anyone is able to help with this, please contact Linda Sorensen directly at: linda.sorensen@fayar.net
I love teaching. It’s a job that lasts forever. Whatever you teach children today travels with them far into the future.
October is National Farm to School Month! FPS Child Nutrition invites you to join your student on Friday, October 19, for a locally-sourced lunch made with ingredients from farms & small businesses in Arkansas. Please see the following for details. http://5il.co/51sm
When entering this loving school, consider yourself one of the special members of an extraordinary family.
TONIGHT - Plan to attend the FAMILY NIGHT CONNECTION Pumpkin Painting with Mrs. Bowen and Ms. Felkins on October 16th from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. Make a Halloween craft with your family! It's fun and it's FREE. It will be in the cafeteria. Please RSVP if you have definite plans to attend. Pumpkins are perishable and we do not want to over buy. See you there!
FYI: The Flu Shot Clinic will only be offering flu shots. The flu mist is noted as an option on the form, but that’s not accurate.
You must teach a child he is loved. Only then is he ready to learn everything else.
Flu Shot Clinic for Washington students is Thursday, October 25th.
Friday, October 12 is the end of the First Quarter.
Tuesday, October 16, is Family Connection Night. 6:00 - 7:00 pm. Pumpkin painting in the Cafeteria.
Your mind will always believe everything you tell it. Feed it faith, feed it truth. Feed it love
4th grade "Night at the Arts" is tonight at 6:30. They will present the musical "Down Home in the Arkansas" and art work will be on display. Refreshments will be served after the musical.
Be kind to everyone you meet, your light just might change their path. Choose Love.
Reminder: Tomorrow is the 4th Grade Night of the Arts. The students will present their musical, “Down Home in the Arkansas” at 6:30 p.m.
Loving to learn is part of creating your best life
Choose love and grow through what you go through.
Don't forget to attend the Washington Elementary PTO meeting this evening, October 8th at 6 pm. See you there! Mrs. McLarty Annual Report will be presented along with the PTO budget. Free childcare!
Today is your new opportunity to love and be loved.
Don't forget to attend the Washington Elementary PTO meeting on Monday, October 8th at 6 pm.
"The problem is not the problem. The problem is your attitude towards the problem. Choose love "
Your mind will always believe everything you tell it. Feed it faith, feed it with truth, feed it with love.
October 3rd is our Harvest of the Month Taste Test. Students will be tasting cucumbers.
We choose love at Washington Elementary. What is the most loving decision you can think of making today?
School Custodial Worker's Appreciation Day! Thank a custodian for a job well done. They keep our building clean and functioning.
“I live love. I am made of infinite love. I choose love in each moment.” ― Amy Leigh Mercree
The one thing that turns the world from a lonely place to a beautiful place is love.
No school today - Teacher In-service Day
"Your life changes every moment you choose love." --Trevor Moore
Going to Bikes, Blues and BBQ? Support Washington Elementary by parking in our school parking lot or the church parking lot across the street on Thursday, Friday or Saturday and contribute to our fundraiser. Help the school out and enjoy a fun time at BBB!
Make today so awesome yesterday gets jealous. Choose love.
Today is the last day to order school T-shirts/Hoodies! Extra forms are located in the school's office. You can find more information on the Washington School Facebook page. Contact Sarah Moore with questions: mooresarah_bgm@yahoo.com.
We are down to the wire and still have time slots open for volunteers to help with the school parking lot fundraiser during Bikes, Blues and BBQ. Please consider signing up to help with this important fundraiser for the school. There is a signup sheet by the office, you can email Sarah Moore mooresarah_bgm@yahoo.com or you can call the office, 479.444-3073, and let them know you want to help. The blocks of time are 2 hrs. Sign up with a friend and help out your school with this fundraising event. You can get more information on the Washington Elementary Facebook Page.
Tshirt/ Hoodie Order Forms are due tomorrow. Extra forms are located in the school's office. Contact Sarah Moore with questions: mooresarah_bgm@yahoo.com.
“When you have everything you need. Choose to evolve. Choose love.” — Creig Crippen
No School, Friday, September 28. Teacher In-Service Day
We still have time slots open for volunteers to help with the school parking lot fundraiser during Bikes, Blues and BBQ. There is a signup sheet by the office, email Sarah Moore mooresarah_bgm@yahoo.com or you can call the office and let them know you want to help. The blocks of time are 2 hrs. Sign up with a friend and help out your school with this fundraising event. You can get more information on the Washington Elementary Facebook Page.
"Love. It does not mean to be in a place where there is no noise, trouble or hard work, it means to be in the midst of those things and still choose love."
Don't forget to sign-up to be a parking attendant for our school parking lot fundraiser. Bikes, Blues & BBQ is coming up fast. We need you. Call or come by the office to sign-.up.
"The more you love your children, the more they learn to love others --A.D. Williams"
"There is nothing more attractive than a person who chooses love"
Harvest of the Month celebration. Students will be taste testing tomatoes today.
“Faced with today’s problems and disappointments, many will try to escape from their responsibilities. I propose to you the option of love, which is the opposite of escape” –Pope John Paul II
Today, a letter asking you to select times that would fit with your schedule to attend your child's Parent Teacher Conference next month is in your child's Wildcat folder. Please return it to school in the wildcat folder filled out. Thanks!.
Children learn what they live. Choose Love.
Harvest of the Month taste test of tomatoes will be Wednesday.
"Love isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass, it’s about learning to dance in the rain"
New Playground Dedication today at 10:30 am.
Washington Playground Dedication is Fridayt at 10 am.
Today is Fall Picture Day
Don't forget to sign-up for our school parking lot fundraiser. We need you. Call or come by the office to sign-.up.
Thursday is Fall Picture Day!!
"Your mind will always believe everything you tell it. Feed it faith, feed it with truth, feed it with love."
Playground Dedication is on Friday, September 14 at 10 a.m.
"Your children will become who you are, so be who you want them to be"
Thursday, September 13, is Fall Picture Day.
"We can only learn to love by loving." --Jean Iris Murdoch
PTO Meeting tonight at 6 pm. See you there!
Loving to learn is part of creating your best life.
Washington - School Night for Scouting Meeting tonight - 6:00 -7:00 pm
Every kid is one caring adult away from being a success story.
Choose love over and over again until you forget all other options.
No school Monday - Labor Day holiday
Be who you needed when you were younger. Choose love
Washington parents- please join us for Curriculum Night Open House tonight at 5:30 in your child's classroom. A hot dog dinner will be served after the classroom meeting.
Tonight is Curriculum Night/Open House! Starts at 5:30 pm. Hot Dog dinner included. See you there!
CHOOSE LOVE
"I've decided to stick with Love. Hate is too big a burden to bear." --Martin Luther King, Jr.
Wednesday, Aug 29 is our Curriculum Night/Open House at 5:30 pm. Hot dogs will be served!
Mark your calendar to attend the Curriculum Night/Open House. Wednesday, Aug. 29 at 5:30 pm
Washington Elementary's much improved playground is now open!