Diversity!Discovery Integration!Excellence

Communication!Life-Long Learning

This Week for Lunch:

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Monday

Homemade Chili w/ Cheese

Tuesday Meatball Sub

Wednesday Homemade Cheese

Lasagna

Thursday

Kid’s Classic Whole Grain Corn Dog

Friday

NO SCHOOL

Diversity!Discovery! !Integration!Excellence!

Communication!Life-Long Learning

Flower Sale

Please make sure to share information about the Woodlands School, Inc. Annual

Flower Sale with family and friends. Spring Break is a great time to take orders.

Master order forms (colored) are due in the main office on Friday, April 27th. The

flower delivery/pick up is Wednesday, May 23rd. Our biggest need for volunteers will

be during the hours of 7:45 a.m.-11:00 a.m., however, individuals can sign-up to volunteer on the delivery date anytime

between 7:45 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. If interested, please contact Kelly Reuter

at 414-364-3536 or email her at kreuter90@yahoo.com. * Extra order

forms can be found on the Woodlands Parents Facebook page or your schools

main office. , I

Camp Invention is Returning to Woodlands!

A new set of activities to explore inventing and to spark your child’s imagination

awaits! Campers will take home two robots this year. This year campers will be in multi-

age groups with their peers. This will allow the instructors to gear the depth of their

explorations to the different levels attending camp. This will also allow students to

experience camps with more of their friends. The camp will run from June 18th –

22nd. Camp Invention is for students that will be entering first grade through sixth grade

next fall. Register NOW at campinvention.org.

There is a $15 savings for those who register before May 5th.

Take a peek at last year’s fun below:

Woodlands 2017- Inventors Showcase Powerpoint.ppt

Spring Break begins this Friday, March 30th. Students return Tuesday, Apri l 10th.

Monday 3/26 ~ Crazy Hair/Mixed up Clothes Day Show your creativity and express yourself through your hair and clothes.

Tuesday 3/27 ~ Pajama Day Pick your favorite pair of PJs and come to school comfortable!

Wednesday 3/28 ~ Sports/Team Day Wear clothing to represent your favorite team(s).

Thursday 3/29 ~ Spirit Day Wear your Woodlands wear or green/black/white. The 8th grade vs faculty

volley ball game will also be in the afternoon.

Friday 3/30 ~ No School ~ Spring Break begins Return to school Tuesday, April 10th.

Mark Your Calendars

Mar. 26: Mug Club

Mar. 26 – 29: Spirit Week

Mar. 30 – Apr. 6: NO SCHOOL – Spring Break

Apr. 9: NO SCHOOL – Staff Day

Apr. 11: 8th Grade Graduation Pictures

Apr. 16: Mug Club

Spirit Week

Memory Book

Congratulations to Addie A-L. and Vivian F.!!! Addie & Vivian's cover designs will be on this year's Memory Book. Thank you to all that

participated.

Reminder: Memory Book orders are due this Thursday, March 29th!! Extra books will not be available in June. Each book is $13 ~

Make checks payable to: Child Proof.

Box Tops for Education

It's time to start collecting Box Tops for Education! Please ask your friends, family, co-workers and neighbors, if they would like to help

collect Box Tops for Woodlands. The homeroom that collects the most Box Tops gets a special surprise.

This collection period is from March 26th - April 27th. Thank you for your participation.

8th Grade Graduates

On Wednesday, April 11th, we will have 8th grade

graduation pictures. Smile!!!

Woodlands’ French Students Get a “Clue” at Ronald Reagan

On March 12th, the Woodlands 7/8 French students were able to connect in person with the French 2 students at Ronald Reagan High School. French teachers from both schools, Madame Hinkley and Madame Knight, coordinated students’ assignments so that they were able play a Clue-type game using Avatars they each created online. Woodlands’ students created a Superhero Avatar and Reagan students created either a victim or a criminal Avatar. After showing the Superhero Avatars and before the big reveal, students had to ask questions to discover the description of the Avatar who was the victim or the criminal, the country and place the crime was committed, the weapon used, and the exact location of the crime. This activity gave students an opportunity to use their language skills in real time and to see the relevance of the language they have been studying. They were even able to connect with a former Woodlands’ student! It was a very engaging and exciting day for everyone involved!

Woodlands School, Inc

Executive Director/ Principal State St. Campus

Tommie Myles Chief Educational Director/

Principal Bluemound Campus Patty Rogers

Registrar/Manager of Student Services

Bluemound: Kelly McKenna State St.: Kim McKenna Manager of Operations

Bluemound: Rosalie Gazzana Operations Coordinator and Fund

Development State St: Katelyn Kastern

Business Manager Michele Scott

www.woodlands-school.org