Royal Report
A very special THANK YOU to Chief Hanson & Fire Fighters Morgan & Olson for taking the time to teach our WMES students about all things fire safety and all the information that went home to our families.
***Please remember to send a snack with your child each day to help them stay focused and energized for learning.***
Our Royals Room is also running low on extra snacks for families in need. If you’d like to contribute, donations of healthy individual servings or bulk items such as Goldfish or cereal would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for helping us keep all of our students fueled for success!
DAV's Field of Flags empowers our community to set up fields of American flags, all to honor local veterans and raise critical funds to support our ill and injured heroes.
Each flag in the Field of Flags honors a different hero. Behind each flag is a unique story — a story about courage and freedom. A story about sacrifice. A story worth honoring.
Top Tips:
Use Strong Passwords: Create passwords that are a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols. Avoid using easily guessable information like birthdays or simple words and do not use the same password for all of your accounts.
Enable Two-Factor Authentication: For added security, use two-factor authentication on your accounts whenever possible. This adds an extra layer of protection beyond just a password.
Keep Software Updated: Ensure all devices have the latest software updates to protect against security vulnerabilities.
Be Cautious with Links and Attachments: Be wary of clicking on links or opening attachments from unknown sources.
Monitor Online Activity: Regularly check your child's online activity to ensure they're visiting safe sites and engaging in appropriate online behavior.
Educate About Phishing: Teach your child how to recognize phishing attempts—fraudulent messages that try to trick them into revealing personal information. If something feels off about an email or message, it’s better to delete it or ask an adult for help.
Limit Screen Time: Encourage balanced screen time and make sure your child takes breaks from being online. Overuse of devices can not only lead to physical issues but can also increase exposure to online risks.
Use Parental Controls: Utilize parental control features on devices and apps to monitor and limit what your child can access online. This can help protect them from inappropriate content and online predators.
Discuss the Importance of Privacy: Make sure your child understands the importance of keeping personal information private. This includes not sharing their location, phone number, or other identifying details with strangers online.
Set a Good Example: Model good cybersecurity habits yourself, such as using strong passwords, being cautious with links, and staying informed about online risks. Children are more likely to follow safe practices if they see their parents doing the same.
Additional Resources are available on our district website: Technology Resources for Parents & Students
Keeping our students safe online is a shared responsibility. By following these tips and discussing them with your child, we can work together to ensure a secure online environment for everyone.
The WM Royal Booster Club is excited to present its new ONLINE APPAREL STORE!!!
Check out our online apparel store (by BSN Sports) where you can purchase personalized Royals apparel and accessories!
- Choose from a variety of different brands, styles, colors, and logos!
- Shipped directly to your home!
- Open year-round to shop at your convenience!
For a limited time, enjoy 20% off during our Grand Opening Sale with code SPIRIT20
Watertown-Mayer Apparel Sideline Store
Happy Shopping!!!
Thank you for your interest in contributing to the WMES Yearbook!
We are looking for photos from the following events:
- Back to School
- Homecoming
- Field Trips
- Classroom Events
- WMES Family Nights
- Royal Pride
- ...and more!
“Attendance = Achievement. Small steps today build big success tomorrow.”
Students with good attendance in the early grades are more likely to read at grade level by 3rd grade.
