Warhawk Wise
09/15/22
Parent Engagement Meeting
Time: 6:00-6:45pm
Location: Online Google Meet (Code Below)
Topic: Warhawk Way
meet.google.com/apz-gefy-wwe
(US) +1 662-482-2460 PIN: 648 081 823#
PICTURE RETAKES
Attendance Directly Impacts Student Success
Facts About School Attendance Related to Middle Schoolers
- Half the students who miss 2-4 days in September go on to miss nearly a month of school.
- By 6th grade, chronic absence becomes a leading indicator that a student will drop out of high school
- Research shows that missing 10 percent of the school, or about 18 days in most school districts, negatively affects a student’s academic performance.
- When students improve their attendance rates, they improve their academic prospects and chances for graduating.
Find out more with this Resource
STUDENT FEES
Sports & Co-Curricular Clubs at Wilson
1st Quarter Co-Curricular Offerings
Click the Link above for more information regarding clubs that are being offered this quarter and how to sign up.
Click the link above to access our sports calendar. Stay in the know regarding upcoming games & come support our Warhawks!
Sport Pictures
Wilson Sports Pictures for Cross Country, Volleyball and Soccer are Friday, September 23. Please be sure that athletes have their picture packets ready and uniforms on.
- Cross Country 3:10-3:30 Wilson Front Bowl
- Soccer 3:30-4:10 Wilson Front Bowl
- 8th Grade Volleyball 4:15-4:45 Wilson Gym
- 7th Grade Volleyball 4:45-5:15 Wilson Gym
If it is raining, photos will be taken in the gym.
Wilson & Washington Football will have pictures taken on Sept. 21st at Washington.
Chartwells: Food Service Back-to-School Details
- Free meals will continue to be served throughout the 2022-23 school year. Breakfast and lunch will be provided to all students at no cost. Students are able to receive one free breakfast and one free lunch per day. If a student would like a second entrée, their account will be charged $2.85. Please see the photo below for more information regarding what qualifies as a lunch.
- For lunch, students may select at least three or up to five items; one entrée (includes grain & protein) fruit, vegetable and milk. A meal must include a fruit or vegetable to be free.
- Milk is included in both breakfast and lunch, however, milk by itself is not free. The cost for a carton of milk is 45 cents.
- A la carte items will be available for purchase.
- All students will be required to exit the serving line by a cashier, who will ensure their lunch meets the free meal requirements and encourage students to take a fruit or vegetable.
- All students need their student ID to check out at a cashier station to be scanned and meals counted, not just those purchasing ala carte items.
- Students using cash for additional meals or ala carte items should know no change is given at the register so the remaining money goes into the student's account.
- Find our school menus posted on our webpage https://manitowocpublicschools.nutrislice.com
6th Grade Camp
- Sept. 30th - Yurk/Maedke
- Oct. 7th - Koch/Wuensch
- Oct. 13th - Ausprung/Davis
In addition to this trip, 6th graders will head out to the school forest in winter and spring as well. More details for these trips will be shared in the future.
Standard Response Protocol: Safety Drills
"A uniform, planned, and practiced response to any incident is the foundation of a safe school. The SRP is action-based, flexible, and easy to learn. It rationally organizes tactics for response to weather events, fires, accidents, intruders, and other threats to student safety." iloveuguys.org
Each month throughout the school year all MPSD schools will train on 1-2 of the five responses. The training is designed to create knowledge, answer questions, and build familiarity for all students, staff, and visitors. Please take time each month to ask your child what safety repsonse protocol they practiced and see if they have questions or ideas about how these safety steps work and how they could be used in other places beyond school, like home. The SRP can be utilized in many places, for more information please see iloveuguys.org
This month, we will be practicing a HOLD & EVACUATION drill. Should you have any questions, please contact Principal Erlandson or School Resource Officer Rocklewitz.
Speak Up Speak Out
Manitowoc Public School District (MPSD) is committed to providing a safe learning environment for students, staff and visitors. The MPSD district safety team, as well as each building safety team, works to enhance school safety and crisis preparedness practices. As part of that commitment, MPSD is sharing with families, students and the community a Wisconsin Department of Justice - Office of School Safety resource called Speak up Speak Out (SUSO). https://speakup.widoj.gov/
A confidential 24/7 free tip line: “Students, parents, school staff, or any community members can submit a school safety concern or threat via a website, mobile phone application, or toll-free number. Resource center staff work around-the-clock to respond to tips and to deploy a response locally by communicating directly with school administrators, law enforcement, and counselors.”
In partnership with the Manitowoc Police Department, during the month of September School Resource Officers will be presenting to students in grades 6-12, information from the DOJ-OSS on SUSO. Students will learn what the SUSO tip line is to be used for, how to use it. If you would like more information on this resource please contact the school and ask for School Resource Officer Rocklewitz. Parents and community members may also download the digital app or get more information at https://speakup.widoj.gov/
If you have any questions, you can contact Principal Erlandson at 663-9582
or District Mental Wellness / Safety Coordinator Michael Morgen 920.323.5618.
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