The Wildcat Week Ahead
September 6th-9th
Table of Contents
- Important Upcoming Dates
- Soccer Practices and Games
- Free Lunch Forms
- Health and Medical Forms
- Updated Family School Handbook
- Bus Information
- Keeping Our School Safe
- Thank You
Important Upcoming Dates
School Picture Day- September 20th
Open House- September 29th, 4-6 PM
Soccer Practices and Games
Tuesday (9/6) - Thursday (9/8)
All teams practice from 3:30-5:00
Families, your soccer player may stay at school with the coaches until 3:30.
Free Breakfast/Lunch Forms
All learners get free breakfast and lunch this year. Please still fill out the free and reduced lunch and income verification forms. This helps us secure funding for future years. If you need new copies, please let Pam know.
Health and Medical Forms
To ensure we can take the best care of your child in school, it's critical that we get these forms back. I will be staying after school from 4:00-4:30 every Wednesday to support families in completing these forms. Please come in, and we can walk through all of the questions together. Completing the form will take about 5 minutes. If you need an additional copy, please let our health assistant, Julie Elkins, know.
Updated Family School Handbook
It can be found on our website under Documents--> Quick Links.
Bus Information
GIS takes bus safety very seriously. We rely on our two outstanding drivers to be able to transport all kiddos home and will support them in upholding our school-wide expectations.
Be Kind
Be Safe
Be Engaged
You can find the general policy for bus incidents in our handbook.
Keeping Our School Safe
This is a proactive message meant to inform and communicate GIS expectations.
Please do not send your student to school with a Huggy Wuggy if they own one. We will also carefully monitor all school environments to ensure students are not mimicking Huggy Wuggy's behaviors.
To learn about this toy, several resources online exist:
Thank you for helping to keep all students safe!
Thank You
We made it through the first week of school, and I was so impressed by what I saw in the classrooms! Here at GIS, we have some of the most committed, devoted, and supportive teachers I have ever worked with. Kids are engaged in learning expectations, creating friendships, and understanding how to navigate being back in school. They are doing amazing work!
I feel truly fortunate to be a part of this community. Thank you for your emails, waves, check-ins, and kindness.
Mrs. H