PAW PRESS October 2014 |Elementary Volume 1, Issue 1 Westview March 2015 Now is the time to enroll your child for kindergarten! If you have a child who will be five years old by September 1, 2015, please stop by the office to pick up an enrollment packet. We invite all ‘soon to be kindergarten students’ and an adult to our Kindergarten visitation day, Wednesday, April 1 at 1:00 pm. You and your child will visit Westview kindergarten classrooms, tour the building, meet with the principal, and enjoy a snack. Fitzgerald offers the state funded FREE preschool, Great Start Readiness Program, for children who are 4 years of age on or before September 1, 2015. Our GSRP program has a 4 star rating, is taught by highly qualified teachers, and incorporates developmentally appropriate curriculum. Morning and afternoon sessions are offered four days a week. Call 586-757-3343 for further information. Mrs. Swalec Test Fest The Test Fest was held the week of February 9th. Test Fest was kicked off with an exciting “Rock” assembly. Students were excited to see Mrs. Swalec and some of the teachers rocking out to “Rock the Test.” Test Fest helped prepare students for the big test; which is called the MStep. Third, fourth, and fifth graders each spent a whole day rotating to different classes. Students were divided into five groups and went to sessions covering technology, reading, and writing. Chrestina Yaqoob said, “Test Fest was fun.’’ Written by: Crystal Yang and Rebecca Strader Ms. Dixon, Mrs. Swalec, Mrs. Provo, Mrs. Agueros, and Mr. Kolezko FEATURE TEACHER - Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Johnson was chosen for Feature Teacher because of her loving nature. To start things off, she has been teaching for eight years. During her career, she has taught in three different elementary schools, Westview, Schofield, and Conner Creek Academy. She taught 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th grades. Mrs. Johnson grew up in Oak Park, Michigan. When she isn’t busy with school work, she loves to design invitations, plan parties, and spend time with her husband, two sons, and her furry dog. The Johnson’s like to travel, camp, and have fun. The best family trips they have taken were two Disney Cruises. Fun and adventure was had by everyone on the deep blue seas. Written by: Kyra Burks and Delaney Meixner Typing Super Stars – The following students have completed 100 Lessons Mohammed Ahmed Aiden Bachi Jason Bachi Kyra Burks Kenny Daugherty Da’virex Carter Cesar Denis Sumiea Laskar Tyler Neilson STUDENTS OF THE MONTH FOR JANUARY/FEBRUARY Lau –Paris Mulligan \ Dexter Garda Wisdom – Thomas Hostinsky \ Mohammed Tasin Kosi –MaKenna Cobb \ Samantha Minda Mayer –Alaylah Beasley \ Abdul Malik McCarthy - Sydney Boyd \ Farhan Ahmed Somero –Nevaeh Frost \ Randall Rice Avoledo – Maya Rooke \ Ryan Masi Brady –Madison Klekotka \ Dustin Adams Dunseith –Jayvon Garcia \ Samantha Howey Monfette –Walee Chowdury\ Kendall Dodoro Dixon –Anikah Chowdury \ Sean Phillips Provo –Eva Runevitch \ Chase Lee Wittenberg –Christian Djuric \ Rachelle Arroyo Dahlman –Sydnei Missouri \Rafuth Uddin Johnson –Kenneth May \ Conrad Lupa Mills –Fahmida Ali \ Tanzila Chowdury Cardno - Jasmine Williams \ James Henson Kopp –Aiden Bachi \ Remo Ahmed Dryer –MaKayla Dixon \ Daylin Frushour Giaquinto –Katiyla Glaspie \ Daheem Kelly Shank –Amir Williams \ William Brock Samiha Rahman Anika Zaman Jasmine Williams Mirzanur Ulla HOWL This month we will examine the meaning of W and what it means to WORK TOGETHER. Working together means being part of a team and this requires people to work cooperatively towards a shared purpose. In the wild, a wolf pack may be working together to find food or build a den. At Westview our wolf pack works together in many important ways too: working in pairs, small groups, classroom projects, and school-wide activities. Some great ways for Westview Wolves to WORK TOGETHER include: Respect each other’s differences, unique abilities, and opinions Give your very best effort for yourself and for the good of the wolf pack Stick with it, follow through and complete tasks Be a good sport and teammate It feels great to be part of the Wolf Pack and WORK TOGETHER! Can you think of other ways to work together at school? Discuss your ideas with friends and family Mrs. Owens STUDENT COUNCIL TRAVELS TO CHATTERTON Upcoming Dates March 25 PLC Day 2:09 Dismissal 26 Board of EDU meeting April 3-10 NO SCHOOL SPRING BREAK!!!! 13-27 State Testing 5th grade 15 PLC Day 2:09 Dismissal 16 Board of EDU Meeting On February 25th, student council members took a field trip to Chatterton Middle School with Ms. Dixon. The student council members from Westview and Mound Park were invited to have breakfast at Chatterton. While students enjoyed a bagel and juice, Mrs. Maleszyk taught the students about life at pcomingStudents Events learned about Charger bucks, raffles, Chatterton. sports, and various activities that are held at Chatterton. It was an awesome experience. Written by: Kyra Burks and Hilary Kutella Paw Press written and published by the Westview Journalism Club. Advisors: Mrs. Agueros and Ms. Gagnon Club Members: Kyra Burks, Wasim Khaja, Evan Karolski, Hilary Kutella, Delaney Meixner, Rebecca Strader, and Crystal Yang
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