Do you have an unusual skill?
We'd love for you to share your special skills and knowledge with Willow Scholars. Tell us about your hobbies, work, travels, and studies. Kids are interested!
Volunteers don’t get paid, not because they’re worthless, but because they’re priceless.
As a Willow volunteer, you'll support kids who will continually amaze you. You can help with Classroom Support, as a Field Trip Chaperone, help with a meal, be a Crossing Guard or ???
The Willow Cooking Club made baked sweet potato fries and baked chicken strips. Scholars chose what spices they used on everything and had a variety of breading to try. "...lots of families are enjoying a delicious dinner made with love and enthusiasm by their child."
Willow scholars learn Science, Technology, Engineering and Math at our weekly STEM challenge. This week we're building forts with just newspaper and tape.
Every student is unique. Some children have more difficulty learning than others.
Willow works to locate, identify, and evaluate all children with suspected disabilities who may be in need of special education and/or related services.
Learn more at: https://t.co/09NevxPkFv
Friday is Teacher Education Day!
Great teachers help create great students. Research shows that an inspiring and informed teacher is the most important school-related factor influencing student achievement. https://t.co/gSLBu2w582
January can be one of the hardest months for many people. The holidays are over, the days are still short, and it is hard to find things to do outside. Don't let this discourage you from finding things to do with your kids. We have a nice list: https://t.co/UmqsJr7Ukl
Lunch is important. It's an excellent time for making friends and for picking up good vitamins and nutrients for afternoon learning. At Willow, we're proud of scratch-cooked yummy meals. See the details at https://t.co/nxfOgQGHjE.
Organization is important: Please pack your binder for Monday.
We will have weekly binder checks in Crew to help our scholars build organizational skills. Scholars will need to bring their binder to every class, every day. Get details below:
https://t.co/XtDk9lvHIo
Willow has new daily start and end times starting on Monday.
7:30: Doors open and breakfast begins
7:55: Breakfast ends
8:00: School begins with announcements in the gym
3:15: School ends on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
2:00: School ends on Wednesday
Thanks for making our food drive a big success.
Willow scholars worked hard to bring in donated non-perishable food items to give to Blue Mountain Action Council Food Bank. Over 1,000 items were donated!
“Good bread is the most fundamentally satisfying of all foods; and good bread with fresh butter, the greatest of feasts.”
— James Beard
Proud sixth and seventh-grade scholars are making no-knead artisan bread. Most are making yeast-based bread for the first time ever!
Willow scholars met their goal of 1,000 donated items for the food drive and have earned a "dress down" day tomorrow!
Congratulations, scholars! Your generosity really shows how you value community!
Heidi McFarley, Food Program Director, has rolled out the Willow Flavor Station. It's like a condiment bar, but with spice mixes, hot sauce, soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, and more. Spice mixes are Scholar made and are available at every meal. Many have been curious (and brave)!
Willow has so far collected 412 items for our food drive. Our school-wide goal is 1,000 items, so we are looking for more help! If you would like to donate items to the drive (through 12/19), please stop by the office or contact @WillowSchoolWA to arrange a pickup of donations.