Rand is a hardworking and kind student who always tries his best at school. He plays well with everyone and is a good friend to his classmates. Rand has settled into strong routines and shows that he really wants to do well in class. His consistency and positive attitude are great to see.
Braxton helps a preschool student put his backpack and things away in his cubby every morning.
Chase has been very dedicated to his studies this year! He has worked very hard and it is showing! He has been kind to his classmates and helpful in the classroom!
Deb is always willing to step in and help wherever she is needed.
Mrs. Stubbs - Mrs. Stubbs is a strong and dedicated leader who consistently puts her best foot forward in leading the SAT Team. She invests many hours and maintains strong communication with parents to support student success. As a coworker, she is thoughtful, supportive, and always ready to lend a helping hand or a listening ear. Thank you, Mrs. Stubbs, for all that you do!
Blakely Maassen - Blakely has been working very hard to improve her grades. She is willing to help others and she always seems to be in a good mood.
October 21
Wyatt - Reminded the 4-6th graders quiet down before going to recess and because there was a student taking a test.
Braxton B. - Encourages and praises his classmates.
Rylee H. - Cleaned up a wet spot by the water fountain/bathrooms.
Elisabeth - Consistently helping a student during keyboarding.
Brantley - playing with the younger students at morning recess.
Harper - helped someone at recess who fell and got hurt.
October 28 (High School)
Trenton - Cleaned up paint palettes, paint brushes and the sinks even though it wasnt his mess.
Bailey - Cleaned up paint palettes, paint brushes and the sinks even though it wasnt her mess.
October 14
Trevor - Encouraged a peer as he played a game on the smartboard. He told the peer "good job!" several times!
Emery - Helping a classmate get logged into our review
Matthew - Helped set up tables and chairs for grandparents breakfast
McKenzie - Helped set up tables and chairs for grandparents breakfast
Sawyer - Helped set up tables and chairs for grandparents breakfast
Stella - Helped set up tables and chairs for grandparents breakfast
Jensen - Helped to take out the trash.
Preschool (various dates)
Paisley - Paisley gave her classmate her gray crayon to use when he couldn't find his.
Cade - Helped put out chairs for hot lunch week
Everett - Helped put out chairs for hot lunch week
Bowie - Pushed in all the chairs at the end of class without being asked.
The American Red Cross is offering free smoke alarms for the deaf and hard of hearing. Please share this with anyone you know in need.
Washington, D.C. Trip Fundraiser now through December 18th:
The Booster club is partnering with our students to raise funds for their Washington, D.c. Trip in 2027. This is a raffle with a $2000-1st prize and a $500 2nd prize. There will only be 500 tickets sold.
Tickets are $20 each and are available from any student going on the 2027 trip or any booster club member. We accept cash, checks made out to Winside Public School or Venmo@WinsideBoosterClub-please include ticket numbers in your Venmo.
ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT! GET YOUR TICKETS SOON!
Please review the attached images for important information on symptoms, prevention, and when to keep your child home.
Thank you for helping us keep our school healthy and safe.
Congratulations!
Hailey - helping others with math lessons
Jensen - stayed after class to help clean up art supplies
Taleya - in math class, she saw that a worksheet was on each student's desk. She placed a pencil next to each student's worksheet so her peers would be ready for class.
Faith - holding the door open for students in the morning.
Keelie - helping students in the classroom.
Bentley -Respectful, listens, and follows directions in Guidance
Ryleigh - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Braxton - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Bently - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Matthew - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Rhettley - Cleaned up her table at lunch so there wasn't a mess left behind
Attention Seniors and your parents! There is a scholarship available you should know about. You can apply here:
board is seeking the input of staff and community members. The NASB Education
Leadership Search Service provides various methods for you to share your
confidential comments. You may submit your personal comments to the
following:
Access the online form at Survey Monkey
Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WinsideSupt
Rooms, built right into our Winside Wildcat app and website, offers secure and safe two-way messaging and is ready to go.
This addition allows Winside Public Schools to bring the community closer together. From messages to educators, to events, to lunch menus, and more - everything can now live in one place.
Rooms will become our primary method for all communication between staff, coaches, families, and teachers.
If you have not activated your account or did not receive the invitation please reach out to Mrs. Knust @ aknust@winsidewildcats.org and an invitation will be resent.
We’re excited to bring our communication into one clear, connected experience for you.
We know the events are currently missing after the addition of the Rooms. This week a new update should happen for the app and it will be taken care of.
Hi Winside Wildcat Families,
We’re excited to roll out a new tool that will simplify how we communicate with you. Rooms, built right into our Winside Wildcat app and website, offers secure and safe two-way messaging.
This addition allows Winside Public Schools to bring the community closer together. From messages to educators, to events, to lunch menus, and more - everything can now live in one place.
Rooms will become our primary method for all communication between staff, coaches, families, and teachers.
Rooms will be live and ready for messaging with educators on September 17th.
We’re excited to bring our communication into one clear, connected experience for you.
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