Webb's Cub Courier
Week of August 24, 2026
All Webb staff, students, and parents are invited to join our Kindergarteners in wearing the color of the day for Kinder Color Days!
Join Us in Wearing the Color of the Day!
- Monday, August 24-Wear WHITE
- Tuesday; August 25- Wear BROWN
- Wednesday, August 26-Wear RED
- Thursday, August 27-Wear ORANGE
- Friday, August 28-Wear BLUE
We look forward to seeing everyone show off their colors! Please contact the front office if you have any questions.
Meet Officer Jon
Hello Webb Cubs Parents! For those who haven't met me yet, my name is ASO Jon Hoffman. The kids all call me Officer Jon. I am a retired Plano Police Department Detective with over 30 years' experience as a police officer. My job at J.W. Webb Elementary is first and foremost to keep your kids safe, but I also look out for the safety of staff and you, the parents as well. This week's topic will be about rules, courtesy, and etiquette when dropping your children off in the morning and picking them up at the end of the day. Many of you already know all the rules and adhere to them perfectly but this year we have so many new students for all grade levels, K-5. Most of you have had a chance to look over rules and etiquette for the drop off/pick up process already, so some of this will be a refresher.
Patience- For many, this is their first year at Webb, kids as well as staff, so we are all doing our best to navigate thru this until we become accustomed to the process. Please be patient and smile even when it may be a challenge.
On Time- Please become familiar with drop off and pick up times. Early to both is better if possible. Being late most likely will require you to park and bring your kids to the front door or come inside to pick them up. You all have busy lives and this is both time-consuming and inconvenient.
When pulling into the drop-off/pick-up lanes, please stay to the right. Kids should exit on the passenger side of your vehicle and usually there is a staff member present to assist. Sometimes it may take a little extra time for a parent to unload so please be patient and not pass the car on the left side because kids will be kids and sometimes they exit from the wrong side and we don't want to even consider the possibility.
When picking your kids up at the end of the day and entering back onto the roadway, please turn right, not left when exiting the school drive. Turning left greatly disrupts traffic flow and becomes a safety issue.
When picking up your kids, the line can be long at times. You will see this become faster and faster as everyone becomes more accustomed to the process. Getting frustrated and cutting each other off, cutting in line or honking serves no productive purpose and creates bad feelings between parents. Rest assured the staff are getting the kids to their vehicles as quickly as possible so you can be on your way as quickly as possible. Please have your pickup placard clearly displayed hanging on your rear-view mirror.
If you decide to pull into the parking lot to drop off your kid, then please walk them across the drop off line thru the marked crosswalk to the area near the flagpole .
Do not drop off at the roadway in front of the school. This is a huge safety issue as well as a traffic disruption.
If you are in a hurry and need to pick up your kid without delay, then do that before dismissal. If you bypass the pick-up line to pull into the parking lot to pick up your kid, staff will redirect you back into the pick-up line and now you are even more delayed.
Lastly, anytime you come to the school please bring a picture ID with you. It can be a driver's license, State ID card, or a passport. A picture of your ID on your phone is not accepted. You will not be allowed to enter the school without a valid form of identification. This includes each person wishing to enter.
If I haven't met you yet please feel free to come introduce yourself. It's always good to be able to associate a parent's face to their child. Any safety concerns or suggestions are welcomed and appreciated! If you have any questions just ask. I'm learning too!
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