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Tanner Smith, one of the stars of Netflix's Love on the Spectrum, sends positivity to our WES Students and Staff.
WES is celebrating Dot Day in a big way. Inspired by Peter Reynolds' book 'The Dot,' students have been practicing positive self talk and encouraging others. September's focus trait is Courage. Our students have the courage to step up in many situations and do the right thing. They have the courage to take the first step in a big challenge or a new experience.
Please note that NLES students will also need a pair of non-marking tennis shoes and an art-shirt.
Parents! This is the final week to order your 1st Day School Supplies Kit! Many families purchased last year and were pleased. Don't miss out! In just a few clicks you can have everything you need for next year! Check back-to-school shopping off your list now: https://1stdayschoolsupplies.com/gs/38509
If you have a child ready for kindergarten, please come to the Walkerton Elementary School office to register. We are anxious to meet you, and you will have a chance to see our new beautifully renovated building, too.
Come enjoy the John Glenn Theatre Company's production of Little Shop of Horrors! Feed the need for musical hilarity with this delicious sci-fi smash about a man-eating plant!
JGTC presents Little Shop of Horrors. March 14, 15 & 16th. Tickets available online at jghs.booktix.com.
In-Person Registration: July 23rd from 3pm-7pm at John Glenn High School
More details about online registration here:
https://www.jgsc.k12.in.us/quick-links/school-opening/overview-registration
Our Handy Dandy Supply List is specific for grade levels and specials, too! Join us at the Back to School Bash on Saturday, August 3 from 10-noon for free supplies!
If you missed Roundup, please call Miss Sharon at 574-586-3186 as soon as possible to register and set up a screening appointment. You may also walk in to office during school hours. 805 Washington Street, Walkerton, IN 46574
IDOE's Literacy Center is pleased to announce the 72 awardees for the competitive 2023-2024 Science of Reading Grant. This competitive grant opportunity is designed to support state-accredited schools that serve students in kindergarten through grade three and whose educators are interested in implementing evidence-based practices aligned with science of reading and Indiana's Priorities for Early Literacy. JGSC was awarded $150,000 to use for training and curriculum aligned with SoR. This is the maximum award for a district of this size.