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Events: 05/24/2019

► 1st -7th Award Assembly

► 11:30 Dismissal

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K-6: NURTURING, EXCITING AND MOTIVATING CHILDREN TO LEARN

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Weekly May 23, 2019

Student of the Block At the end of each block, middle school staff choose a “Student of the Block” for each grade level. Students are chosen for this award based on their academic effort as well as the positive traits they exhibit on a daily basis. Parents, siblings, and one guest were invited to the award presentation this morning at 7:30 am. Middle school staff spoke about each recipient, and they were presented with a certificate. The winners for sixth block, pictured to the right, are: Kayde D. 7th grade and Rowan H. 8th grade. Congratulations! Click image for full size

The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the results of the BOD Election. Chris Janssen and Delara Marchbank were voted in as new directors. They will be seated officially on the board at the June Meeting and will serve a 3-year term! Help us congratulate them!

BOD Election Results

If you have not already added WWA to your King Soopers Rewards Card, you can find out how to do so HERE. With King Soopers new program, all purchases except for alcohol, tobacco, and gas will contribute funds to WWA to be used for classroom field trips. Our first quarterly check will come in July.

King Soopers

Thank You!

Many thanks to parents, students, teachers and admin from the Music and Theatre Department here at WWA! We had an outstanding year of performances and concerts and we can't wait to see you all back next year for more musical fun!

Registration

Towards the end of July, keep an eye out for the registration email so you can get fully registered for next year. Once registration is completed, you will receive information on who your child has for their teacher. Also, see the first flier attached to this newsletter for information on ordering school supplies online. Summer office hours can be found on the main page of the website. HAVE A GREAT SUMMER, WILDCATS!!

Wright Cause Walk

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Wright Cause Walk. Whether it was to participate in the walk, donate your time, or donate items for the cake walk, we greatly appreciate you coming and supporting WWA families. Thank you SO much!

June 3 - 7 / June 17 - 21 / July 8-12SUMMER CAMPS

8am-12pm mon-fri 1pm-5pm mon-friKeep your child engaged and learning this summer at Think Tech!

We offer exciting week-long summer camps at Woodrow WilsonAcademy, located in Westminster, CO.

 

Think Tech provides a variety of discounts for multiple student registrations. We do our best to maintain competitive rates and these fees do include camp consumables and a camp t-shirt.

Think Tech is hands-on with a 5:1 student/teacher ratio.

All camps are unique per session (students who do attend multiple weeks of camp will progress through many di�erent activities and will rarely find themselves repeating activities week-over-week)

Please note that lunch is not provided for full-day attendees but monitored recess/break is provided from 12-1pm

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Call or email for more information Mr. Michael Empey

mempey@gmail.com(970) 443-3116

2019Fee Schedule

morning session afternoon session

SUMMER CAMPSRegistration Form

Payment(s) due by June 1. Lunch is not provided for full-day attendees but recess/break is provided from 12-1pm. Waiver is required for summer camp attendance. The cost of day camp may count as an expense towards the child

and dependent care credit. Please see IRS Publication 503 for more information.

Email Address

Child Name Age (as of June 2019)

Parent/Guardian Name

Phone Number(s)

Emergency Contact Name/Number

Shirt SizeSpecify Child or Adult

Permission Form and Liability WaiverThink Tech Educational Summer Camps

I ________________________________, the parent of __________________________ (“my child”), give permission for my child to attend Think Tech Summer Camp. I understand that personal injury can and may occur to my child, and I hereby authorize Think Tech Staff, to seek and consent to emergency medical attention for my child as needed; and I further agree to be liable for and to pay all costs incurred in connection with such medical attention. I hereby release Think Tech, its employees, agents and volunteers, from any and all liability, claims, demands, causes of action and possible causes of action whatsoever arising out of or related to any loss, damage or injury (including death) that may be sustained by my child while participating in this event. The following is all of the insurance information, restrictions, allergy and medication information necessary for my child to receive appropriate medical care.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I agree and consent to accept full responsibility, �inancially or otherwise, for any damage my child may do to the property of Think Tech or other’s personal property. ____________________________________ __________________________________(Parent Signature) (Date) _______________________________________ ________________________________(Youth Signature) (Date)

While every effort has been made to keep these activities safe, it is also necessary that you keep your wit about you and your eyes open. Participation in Think tech summer camps constitutes acknowledgement that some activities may be dangerous, and risks of participation include

physical injury and property damage. By signing this waiver you assume all risks to you and/or any children participating, including damage, loss, harm, injury and death to person(s) and all risks resulting from negligent instruction or supervisions, and you release the organizers - Think Tech,

from all corresponding liability to you and your successors.

Total Due $150 minimum deposit due to reserve spot$

June 3-7 June 17-21 July 8-12morning / afternoon / full-day morning / afternoon / full-daymorning / afternoon / full-day

Please circle date(s)

Learn more at: clas.ucdenver.edu/cpe/summer-camps

SCIENCE CAMPS

Urban Ecology Camp Work with real scientists to explore Colorado ecology!

For rising 7th - 9th graders

June 17 - 21, 9am - 4pm at the Auraria Campus and local research sites

STEAM Camp Discover topics in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math!

For rising 1st - 6th graders

June 24 - 28, 8:30am - 4:30pm at the Auraria Campus

SPORTS CAMPS

Lynx Wellness Camps

Join Wellness & Recreation Services for various fun, interactive camps

exploring 7 dimensions of wellness: physical, financial, social, spiritual,

emotional, environmental, and creative.

June 3 - 5, 8am - 4:30pm at the Auraria Campus for ages 9-12

June 7, 8am - 4:30pm at the Auraria Campus for ages 5-8

Lynx Lacrosse Camp

Are you ready to improve your overall lacrosse skills?

For rising 4th - 9th graders

June 10 - 14, 9am - 4:30pm at the Auraria Campus

WRITING CAMPS

Young Writers Camps

Do you love to write? Spend a fun-filled week with the Denver Writing Project!

June 3 - 7, 9am - 3pm at the Auraria Campus for rising 4th - 12th graders

June 17 - 21, 9am - 4pm at CU South Location for rising 2nd - 9th graders

Writing For Civic Engagement Young Writers Camp

Hone your argumentative writing skills while writing for civic engagement and

social justice!

June 10 - 14, 9am - 3pm at the Auraria Campus for rising 7th - 12th graders

EXPLORE STEM Camp for Girls AND Boys entering 6th – 9th Grades

Focus: Computer Science (CS) Innovating creative solutions to everyday problems is a key element in the growing field of Computer Science. These solutions can extend beyond the form of blocks of code to utilizing physical objects in unique and interactive ways. During this camp, participants will form connections between computer programming and everyday objects using the Makey Makey invention kit, a tool that can transform

common items into a functioning keyboard, a controller, or any interactive system. Camp participants will use creativity to develop their own inventions!

2019 Summer Camp Options Week 1 (for GIRLS): June 3 – 7, 2019 Week 2 (for BOYS): July 8 – 12, 2019

Week 3 (for GIRLS and BOYS): July 29 – August 2, 2019

Location: Colorado School of Mines Campus Time: 9:00 am – 3:30 pm

Cost: $400 *Includes program t-shirt and lunch in Mines cafeteria

Need-based scholarships available.

Camp Features Invent, Code, Create!

Lunch in the School of Mines dining hall Outdoor breaks and games

Interactive CS challenges and activities

For questions, send email to stem-tech@mines.edu. For additional information and to start the registration process, visit us at: http://tech.mines.edu