SCE October Dragon's Dish

• October 4 - WSD Homecoming Parade
• October 6 - Late Start Day
• October 6 - Dragon's Dine out at PJ's Coffee
• October 6 - Dragon's Dine out at Wentzville Papa Johns
• October 8 - Fall Picture Day
• October 11 - PTC Dragon Dash Color Run
• October 16 - Board of Education Meeting
• October 17 - Fall Party Day
• October 17 - End of First Quarter
• October 17 - Early Release Day
• October 20-24 - House of Carnelian Week
• October 21 - Dragon's Dine out at Sauce on the Side
• October 26 - PTC Trunk or Treat for SCE Families
• October 26 - First Quarter Report Cards are Published in FOCUS
• October 29-30 - Parent Teacher Conferences
• October 31 - No School

Thank you for donating treats for our treat trolley! It is fun seeing our staff's faces light up each time a new treat arrives. Your donations help our staff in a big way! If you would still like to donate, it's not too late.

Thanks to your generous donations, the library's new book vending machine is loaded with books. Each student gets to visit the vending machine to select a book for their birthday. It is a very exciting part of our week at Stone Creek. More books are needed. If you would like to order a birthday book for a student, click on the button below.

We are opening our doors to allow families a live view of SCE in action during a typical school day. Our first offering of this will occur on Thursday, November 6, 2025 from 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Please read below to find out more details. Click the button below to sign up if interested.

What’s the purpose of the Dragon’s Eye View?

• Provide SCE Families with a guided tour of SCE while the building is operating with students and staff.

• Help foster a stronger connection between families and the school.

What will you see during the Dragon’s Eye View?

• K-5 classrooms

• Special Area Classrooms

• Library

Who will take you on the guided tour?

• Building Administrators

• Counselors

Is there a visitor limit for the tour?

• Yes

• Limit will be 40 visitors

Will visitors be able to bring younger children with them?

• No

• Adults only on the tour, as we will be going in and out of classrooms that are actively learning. We want to limit the distractions for our students and staff.

What do visitors need to do?

• Complete the sign up (link below). Confirmation will be sent.

• On the day of the event, you will need to scan your ID into the Raptor system to visit SCE. Please bring a valid ID.

When will SCE Dragon’s Eye View be offered?

• It will be offered two times a year (Fall/Spring)

Stone Creek collects house points on the Ron Clark Academy house point app. The house point app will let you see the live school house point totals. It will also allow you to see when your individual child earns a house point and see who gave it to them and why. The app has a feature to alert your device whenever your child earns a house point. You can get download the app (Google or Apple) onto a device or use the website https://rcahousepoints.com.

If you are interested in this, you will need to sign up below for each student you would like to have access to. You will only be able to see your own child's house points and school totals. This will be an opt in only. We will only share the sign up information with parents who want to opt into it. If you sign up, you will receive an email with further instructions after the office processes your request.

When is the Fall Party at Stone Creek?

• Friday, Oct. 17
• 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Can parents attend the Fall Party?

• Yes, visitors can attend.
• Visitors will sign in beginning at 9:15 a.m.
• Sign in will start outside. We will have two lines. A line for those who "pre-registered" and one for those who did not pre-register and need to go through a Raptor screening that day.
• All visitors will go to the playground area to view the Fall Parade. You must have a Raptor sticker to be out back on the playground for the parade.
• No visitors will go to the classroom first.

What will a visitor need to gain access to the building?

• All visitors will need to have a valid ID and be run through the Raptor System.
• We HIGHLY suggest people who plan to attend to pre-register by filling out the form below. Pre-register means we will pre-print and run your information through Raptor.
• If you don't pre-register, you will need to wait in the long line to run through the Raptor system.

Will Stone Creek allow costumes at the fall party? What are the guidelines?

• For the fall parade, students may wear school appropriate costumes.
• Nothing scary, no weapons, and no gore.
• No face coverings allowed.
• Students should come to school in costume. We will not be changing at school.
• If your child has PE that day, please have tennis shoes.
• Make sure your child can easily use the restroom with costume.
• If riding a bus, the costume must not interfere with the bus ride.
• If the costume doesn't meet these requirements, the student will be asked to change.

Where is the parade and what happens after the parade?

• The parade will take place on the blacktop area near the playground. Students will make a big loop for everyone to see each other in costume.
• After the parade, all classes and visitors will go back to the classroom. Please note: the majority of party time will be the parade. We don't recommend planning for much more than the parade and a quick game.

Can we bring food to parties?

• No outside food or drinks will be brought in by visitors.
• Visitors carrying in food will be asked to take it back to the car.
• Classroom teacher will allow students to eat a snack from home during the party.

No students will be released from class without the parent going to the main office and following our normal sign out procedures. Please know there may be a long wait to sign out. We highly prefer students to attend the entire school day.

Mrs. Clark is the counselor for grades K, 2, 4. She earned a Bachelors in Music Education from Missouri Baptist University. She is also a recent graduate of Lindenwood University where she earned her Masters Degree in School Counseling. Mrs. Clark has 20 years of experience in public education teaching grades K-6. She resides in Winfield with her husband, and 3 of her 7 children, 6 dogs, and 16 chickens.

Mrs. Beno is the counselor for grades 1, 3, 5. She earned a Bachelors in Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University. She recently graduated from Missouri Baptist with a Masters Degree in School Counseling. Mrs. Beno has been working as a substitute teacher and building support person in the WSD since 2020. She loves living in the Wentzville community with her husband, twin daughters, and her son.

Congratulations to Shawna Czuba for being Stone Creek's September Volunteer of the Month! Shawna will receive preferential parking in our Volunteer of the Month parking spot and a Fast Pass for the month of September. Together, our volunteers took 31 HOURS of work off of our teacher's plates for the month of September so they could spend more time with their families. We're up to an amazing 45 hours given back to teachers for the school year so far! Thanks again to ALL of our volunteers for filling in the missing piece to our puzzle, we appreciate you!

Research shows that improving attendance by ust 5 days a year leads to higher achievement in reading, math, and writing!

Stone Creek 5th grade staff and students spent two days making lasting memories at 5th Grade Camp, September 16–17. Thanks to the hard work and generous donations from staff and parents, students were able to experience a variety of camp activities, including archery, fishing, nest engineering, and more. These contributions made it possible for our students to create memories that will last a lifetime.

Ask us anything! We often see questions on social media about policies and procedures at Stone Creek. We are here to help! If you have any question big or small about SCE, please ask it here. Our front office will monitor your questions and respond directly to you in a timely manner. Click here to submit a question, or use the button below.

Within the Wentzville School District, the well-being and success of your children are of utmost importance to us. To ensure their overall health and academic performance, we are pleased to inform you of our upcoming hearing and vision screening program.

Between October 1 and November 22, we will be conducting hearing and vision screenings in grades pre-K through 3rd grade. These screenings are a crucial part of our commitment to providing a safe and supportive learning environment for all students.

Details of the screenings are as follows:

- Hearing Screenings: These screenings will check for any hearing issues that may affect your child's ability to fully engage in their education.

- Vision Screenings: These screenings will assess your child's vision, helping to identify any potential visual impairments that might hinder their academic progress.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the hearing and vision screenings, please do not hesitate to contact your child's school nurse. They will be more than happy to provide you with additional information and address any inquiries you may have.

We appreciate your partnership in maintaining the health and well-being of our students. Together, we can ensure that every child in our district has the opportunity to thrive.

Thank you for such a lovely welcome to the Stone Creek community! We are having a great time in the music room and learning is in full swing. Students have been learning new songs, building their instrument skills and learning the importance of working together as a team.

Please mark your calendars for these upcoming dates:

• October 9 - Choir Concert - Young Voices atTHS

• October 20-24 - First Grade parents visits during music

• December 9 - Choir Concert at SCE

i-Ready is an integral part of our curriculum for reading and mathematics. It enables your student's teacher(s) to identify their specific needs, personalize their learning, and track their progress throughout the school year. By meeting your student exactly where they are, i-Ready empowers your teacher(s) to enhance your student's learning gains. How to access my students' results.

The WSD's annual Homecoming Parade is rolling through town on Saturday, Oct. 4! The parade kicks off at Holt High School and makes its way down Pearce Blvd all the way to the American Legion Hall. Bring your family, your school spirit, and get ready for a fun-filled community celebration!

Submit your snow day video for a chance to be featured as this year's official snow day announcement! Open to all students, staff, teams, clubs, classrooms, and groups within the district. Videos will be reviewed, and finalists will be announced on our social media pages. Snow Day Announcement Video Contest Form; submissions are due by Oct. 24, 2025.