WMS Friday Forecast

December 13, 2024

Principal Note

Dear RedHawk Parents and Guardians,

As we approach the end of the second quarter, it’s the perfect time to encourage our students to finish strong! Here are some simple ways to help your child stay on track:

Check Grades in Home Access Center: Take a moment to review your student’s progress. This is a great opportunity to celebrate their hard work and identify any areas for improvement.
Submit Late Work: If your student has any missing assignments, remind them to connect with their teachers and get those tasks completed. Every point counts!
Prepare for Third Quarter: A fresh start is just around the corner! Help your child set goals for continued success and stay organized for the new term.

Thank you for your partnership in supporting our RedHawks! Let’s make the rest of the second quarter a strong finish. As always, if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to your child's teachers.

Enjoy your weekend!

Tim

Notes From The Office

WMS Girls Basketball Registration

Girls Basketball Registration is now open via our new Wredling Athletics page. It will remain open until Monday, January 6 2025. Students must be registered by January 6th with a current physical on file in order to try out for the team. The athletic fee for basketball is $135.00. Please do not pay the fee until your child has made the team.

DON"T MISS OUT!

Our Redhawk Basketball Spirit Wear is now available.

What’s Available?

T-shirts, Hoodies, Quarter Zip & Full Zip Jackets.

Click HERE to view our full collection and place your order.

The store will remain open until January 17th.

Warm wishes and Go REDHAWKS!

RedHawk Pride Awards

Below is the list of our RedHawk Pride Award recipeients. They can pick up their award in the Wredling Main Office on Monday. This award is given by our teachers for a variety of reasons, from following our Guidelines for Success to Academic Achievement and Growth. We are proud of our RedHawks who work hard every day.

Current Recipients Presented By:

Bradley Abts by Team 7-4

Gianna Alongi by Mr. Gabel, Team 6-4

Gavin Beebe by Mr. Schilb

Lila Breitenbach by Mr. Springborn, Team 6-4

Nathan Glomb by Ms. Boehm

Parker Haycraft by Team 7-4

Ayden Hunter by Mr. Wilkerson

Chierika Ibe by Team 7-4

Valeriia Ivasiuk by Mr. Wilkerson

Cole Joselane by Ms. Boehm

Oliver Kamin by Mrs. Szerlong

Ever Kannaka by Team 7-4

Cater Kmiec by Mr. Schilb

Isaiah Koutoupis by Mrs. Breon, Team 6-4

Arya Patel by Team 7-4

Ellie Tom by Mrs. Olson, Team 6-4

Evan Walton by Mr. Bozic, Team 6-4

Clubs & Activities

Yearbook Club - We Want Your Photos!

The yearbook club is looking for pictures of life at WMS (Color Run, Halloween, clubs, sports, activities, concerts, play, competitions). Students or parents can submit photos for consideration directly from their phone using THIS LINK (access code=redhawks) or emailed to Mr. Massie (timothy.massie@d303.org).

D303 Happenings

Dear Future Saints Families,

We are thrilled to invite you to Freshman AP Night on January 15th at 5:45 p.m. in the Little Theater, a special event designed to introduce you to the exciting Advanced Placement (AP) opportunities available to your incoming freshman at St. Charles East High School.

Prior to the beginning of Future Saints Night, this session will provide valuable insights into:

The differences between AP World History and AP Human Geography—two dynamic options for freshman social studies.
The benefits of starting the AP journey early and how it prepares students for college and beyond.
The prestigious AP Capstone Diploma program and how your student can earn this distinguished recognition.

Our team will also answer common questions about the AP Program and share how these courses help students build skills for success.

Don’t miss this opportunity to help your student make an informed decision and start their high school journey on the right track!

For more details, please see the attached flyer. We look forward to meeting you at Freshman AP Night and helping your student unlock their full potential.

Warm regards,

Andy Ehrhardt

Social Studies Department Chair

andrew.ehrhardt@d303.org