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10/9 - WCS PTA Meeting; 6pm

10/11 - Professional Development Day - NO SCHOOL

10/14 - Indigenous Peoples Day - NO SCHOOL

10/15 - Author Visit: Welcome Gary Schmidt!

10/18 - WCS PTA FUN RUN! 5-7pm

10/19 - Annual Harvest Supper; 4:30 - 6:30pm

10/21 - Fall Sports Banquet 5:30 - 7:30pm

10/25 - WCS Student Flu Clinic

Great things are happening at WCS!

This week our Student Leadership Team met for the first time as a group. In total we have a total of 16 seventh and eighth-grade students volunteering their time. They are starting to plan for several fun events that will take place this year. Stay tuned for more info!

The annual Harvest Supper is happening on Saturday, 10/19 between 4:30 - 6:30pm. Tickets are available from any WCS 8th-grader as well as at the door, the night of the event. Proceeds from this dinner support their class trip to Washington, D.C. in the spring.

• Our PTA Fundraiser continues on! As of today, we have reached out first fundraising goal of $5,000!!! Hitting this milestone means that Mrs. Dimbleby will be serving lunch to all students next week. Once we reach $10K in donations, Mr. Libby will spend a day working on the roof of the school (don't be late that day, right? 😬) If we reach our final goal of $15K in donations, Mr. Libby will spend the whole night at school. Where will he sleep? Where will he eat dinner? Only time will tell.

• The Annual Harvest Supper is happening on Saturday, 10/19 from 4:30 - 6:30pm Tickets are available from any WCS 8th grader, and will also be on sale at the door, the night of the dinner. This event is a fundraiser for our 8th grade's trip to Washington, D.C. in the spring.

In accordance with School Board policy, the following promotional announcements have been included at the request of the sponsoring organization because they may be of interest to students and their families. These activities are not sponsored by the school, and inclusion of these announcements does not constitute endorsement of the organizations or activities by the school.

Odyssey of the Mind is in need of volunteer coaches! Odyssey of the Mind is a critical thinking and creativity program and competition. Volunteer coaches are needed for teams for K-2, Grades 3-5 or Grades 6-8. Practices run once a week from January through March, culminating in a state competition at the end of March. The time commitment for volunteer coaches is a few hours a week from January through March. If you want to learn more, please e-mail Megan Bendson at mbendson+wcsOdyssey@gmail.com.