Vision Statement
As a professional learning community, we envision Wildwood Forest Elementary to be a safe, positive, inviting learning environment in which:
-
Everyone feels respected and valued.
-
The total school, which includes staff, students, parents, administrators and the
community, participates and openly communicates.
-
School professionals collaborate to ensure high achievement for each child in a
globally competitive society.
-
All students are healthy and responsible.
-
We will encourage all students to have an intrinsic desire to learn.
H1N1 Information
Please click the following link to access H1N1 information for parents, students, and staff:
|
Welcome to Wildwood Forest Elementary School!
Academic & Arts Fair
Wildwood Forest Elementary School
Thursday - November 19, 2009
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Things to see and do:
-
Learn games to play with a deck of cards to strengthen your child's math skill at home on Arithmetic Avenue!
-
Read a favorite story, play a word game, and check out a book with your child on Books Boulevard!
-
Conduct an experiment with your child on Science Circle!
-
Stroll Down Social Studies Street and chart the country or stat where your family and children were born!
-
"Ooh" and "Aah" as you view the 625+ pieces of student art work displayed throughout the building!
WWF SCHOOL SPIRIT NIGHT
Join us for an evening of holiday shopping, dining and entertainment
with family and friends at Triangle Town Center
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3rd 4-9 PM
Barnes & Noble-Join several Wildwood Forest teachers reading their favorite selections at stations throughout the store. While there, check out student's artwork and when you make a purchase that day, be sure to tell the cashier that you're with Wildwood Forest and a portion of your sale will be donated to the P.T.A.
Chick-Fil-A- Located in the food court will also donate a portion of your purchase to WWF P.T.A. Make sure to tell the cashier you are with Wildwood Forest.
California Pizza Kitchen-Located across from Barnes & Noble, bring in the flyer that will be sent home and present it to your server when ordering and a portion of your check will be donated to the P.T.A. It's very important you take the flyer to present to your server.
The 1st Graders will be singing on the steps outside of the food court @ 6:00 PM
**2009/2010 NEW BELL SCHEDULE**
*Six early-release days are also included in the 2009/10 calendar. All Wake County School will dismiss 2.5 hours early. These early release days also occur on Wednesdays. See details below.
Students may not enter the building before 8:00 AM unless enrolled in the Early Arrival Program. There will be a warning bell at 8:10 AM and all students must be in their seats ready to begin the instructional day at 8:20 AM. Any student that arrives on campus after 8:20 AM will be marked "tardy" and must report to the office for a pass to class. All students will be dismissed at 3:00 PM.
Students may not enter the building before 8:00 AM unless enrolled in the Early Arrival Program. There will be a warning bell at 8:10 AM and all students must be in their seats ready to being the instructional day at 8:20 AM. Any student that arrives on campus after 8:20 AM will be marked "tardy" and must report to the office for a pass to class. All students will be dismissed at 2:00 PM every Wednesday.
Early Release Dates
*September 23, 2009
*October 21, 2009
*December 2, 2009
*February 3, 2010
*March 10, 2010
*April 21, 2010
|
|
|
School News
-
Early Release Dates - There are 6 early release dates this school year. Click here to read the schedule.
All About Wednesdays
For more information about early release Wednesdays, click on this link to Wake County's website for explanations of PLT's, child care and transportation options, and more.
Blackboard and eSchools
Wildwood Staff: Click here to connect to Blackboard
Click here to connect to eSchools
|
