WILSON WORDS

Mission Statement and Pledge: We, the children, parents, and staff of Peggy Wilson Elementary are united in the pursuit of excellence. We are a child-centered school that accepts responsibility for the development of life-long learners.

Vision: LEAD: Learn. Empower. Achieve. Dream.

WILSON PRIDE: We are a KIND campus, showing Wilson PRIDE every day!

Positive. Respect. Integrity. Determination. Empathy

9/2 LABOR DAY-No school

9/3 First day for lunch visitors (PK-2nd)

9/4 Coffee & Conversation with the Principal/PTO Mixer 9:00-10:00am

9/5 First day for lunch visitors (3rd-5th)

9/10 YeeHaw Night-Open House 5:30-6:45pm

9/16 DigiSafe Week-Wear RED

9/17 DigiSafe Week- Wear ANIMAL Print, Spirit Night at Raising Cane's 4-10

9/18 DigiSafe Week-Wear BRIGHT Colors, Hispanic Heritage Month Dress Up Day

9/19 DigiSafe Week-Wear your favorite team shirt

9/20 DigiSafe Week-Wear Wilson Spirit Shirt, PTO Spirit Sales during lunches

9/25 Hispanic Heritage Month Dress Up Day

9/27 Big Kahuna Fundraiser Kickoff

10/1 WATCHDOG/PTO Meeting 6-7

10/2 Hispanic Heritage Month Dress Up Day

10/7 Individual Picture Day

10/14 Staff & Student Holiday

10/16 Hispanic Heritage Month Dress Up Day,Bear Creek Roller Rink 6-8

10/18 Fundraiser Ends

10/28 PINK OUT DAY

10/29 FAMILY GAME NIGHT & BOOK FAIR 5:30-6:30

10/31 Storybook Character Parade-Dress as your favorite character

Lunch Visitor Days

Tuesdays-PK-2 (Sept. 3rd first day of lunch visitors for PK-2nd lunch visitors)

Thursday-3-5 (Sept. 5th first day of lunch visitors for 3rd-5th lunch visitors)

No more than 2 visitors per student (from the emergency contact list) on designated lunch days

9/17 Raising Canes

10/16-Bear Creek Roller Rink 6-8pm

11/15 Bounce Bounce

12/14-Kendra Scott 1-3pm

Check out our website:http://cfisd.net/wilson

Join our Wilson Facebook Page and Follow us on Twitter

Facebook: Peggy Wilson Elementary School

Twitter: @CFISDWilson

Instagram:wilsonwranglers18

• If you would like to walk your student up to the front doors in the mornings for arrival, you may park at the neighborhood pool across the street and use the crosswalk path on Keith Harrow. Refrain from parking in the staff parking lot, neighborhood, or alongside the street.

• Thank you for partnering with us and playing a vital role in keeping our students safe by monitoring your child’s cell phone activity and messaging outside of school.

• Please read and adhere to the policies and procedures we have in place to keep everyone safe.

Students can log into my.cfisd.net to access the resources below:

• ST MATH

• Achieve 3000 (reading)

• Writable (writing)

• Amplify (reading)

• HMH (reading)

• Amira (reading fluency)

• Does your child need help resetting their password? Click here.
  

We intentionally teach our Wranglers fairness by modeling everyday. We are fair through our actions with all our students, staff, families, and community. We model that even through adversity, tough situations, and/or disagreements, when we display fairness, we can accomplish anything, TOGETHER!

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-BECOME A CAMPUS VOLUNTEER

-SIGN-UP FOR WATCH D.O.G.S.

https://signup.com/go/mKsOMER

Background

WATCH D.O.G.S. ® (Dads Of Great Students) is an innovative father involvement, educational initiative of the National Center For Fathering. It began in 1998 in a single school in Springdale, Arkansas and has since grown into a nationally recognized program that has brought hundreds of thousands of fathers and father figures into our nation’s classrooms and hallways. WATCH D.O.G.S. ® has created millions of “in school” volunteer hours and continues to have a tremendously positive impact on the educational process. Today more than 4049 schools in 46 states plus DC participate in WATCH D.O.G.S. ®

Program Goals

1. To provide positive male role models for the students, demonstrating by their presence that education is important.
2. To provide extra sets of eyes and ears to enhance school security and reduce bullying.

Sign Up to be a Community Mentor to a Wilson Wrangler! Community Mentors meet with students one-on-one at the student’s campus for approximately 30 minutes each week, and must be 18 years or older. Please visit this link on how to become a mentor. https://www.cfisd.net/Page/1708

As a parent of a student at a campus receiving Title I funds, federal law allows you to ask for information about the certification, college major, and advanced degrees of your child’s teacher(s). You also have the right to request information about the qualifications of a teacher, aide or paraprofessional providing direct services to your child. If you would like to receive this information, you may contact the Cypress-Fairbanks I.S.D. Human Resources Department at 281-897-4099.

Wilson is a PBIS campus, which means we strive to encourage our students to show positive behavior. PBIS is an evidence-based program for supporting students’ behavioral, academic, social, emotional, and mental health. If you would like to know more about PBIS, scan the code below.

There has been a change to CFISD medication administration policy.

The clinic will no longer be able to accept any over the counter medicine or cough drops (except for Tylenol, Motrin/Ibuprofen, or Benadryl) without a doctor’s note or medication permission form signed by a doctor.

**Prescribed medication will also have to be accompanied by a doctor’s note, action plan, or medication permission form signed by their doctor.**

For safety reasons, please do not send medicine of any kind in your students’ pockets, backpacks, or lunch kits. An adult will need to sign medication in for their students.

Please be aware that Texas Administrative Code chapter 97 rule 97.7 requires that students be excluded from school for a fever of 100.0 F or higher.

***Students are not allowed at school the following day after being sent home from school with fever, and they must be 24 hours fever free without using Tylenol/Motrin before returning to school.***

If your student wakes up with fever or if they feel warm/hot, please do not give them Tylenol or Motrin and send them to school as this is unsafe for them and others who may be exposed to a potentially contagious illness.

It is strongly advised for students of all ages to keep a change of clothes from home in their backpacks at all times in case of accidents, spills, or soiled clothes. If they have their own clothes, they’re not having to miss valuable instruction time to wait for parents to bring clothes for them.

Thanks for all you do, and thank you for helping to keep our school safe!

ADDRESS:18015 Kieth Harrow Blvd., Houston, TX 77084

PHONE: 281-463-5941

SCHOOL HOURS: 8:15 A.M. - 3:40 P.M.

DOORS OPEN: 7:55A.M. FOR ARRIVAL

Lunch Visitors

Tuesdays-PK-2 (Sept. 3rd first day of lunch visitors for PK-2nd lunch visitors)

Thursday-3-5 (Sept. 5th first day of lunch visitors for 3rd-5th lunch visitors)

No more than 2 visitors per student (from the emergency contact list) on designated lunch days