Attendance and Growth Report Cards
WUSD Families: As we move into December, our attendance as a district has historically plummeted. Some of that includes our students being sick, however, our numbers are well above the state average for absenteeism. We are grateful for everyone who has helped to restore a routine for showing up to school while supporting students in November, and we ask for your continued support. Daily routines are essential for reducing stress and creating a sense of security for students and adults.
Please take steps to keep your child healthy and send them to school. Every day of school is an important opportunity for students to learn as well as connect to peers and their teachers. May December be full of memories, excitement and fun!
If your family or your child needs support, please reach out to your school. Thank you for partnering with us!
Dr. Caroline Pate-Hefty
WUSD Superintendent
Kindergartners in Shannon Frye’s class got to cut and peel apples to make their own applesauce. Mrs. Frye assisted with the cooking, but of course, students were excited to taste the fruits of their labor! 🍎
Students from Ms. Parsons’ Environmental Conservation class and Mr. Majors’ Wildlife Ecology classes were joined by DNR employees and local volunteers at the Bluff Creek State Natural Area near Whitewater Lake. Students were given a first-hand look at what it means to manage wildlife areas.
