Thank you for being heart heroes!
Due to reported fires in the area, bus routes may experience delays. We appreciate your patience and apologize for any inconvenience.
Good attendance matters!
WOODBINE ELEMENTARY is on a mission to help families stay active and learn lifesaving skills through the Kids Heart Challenge! Complete Finn’s Mission to learn Hands-Only CPR and your student will earn a Lifesavers Cape, plus a chance to win two tickets to Super Bowl LXI in 2027!
We have until February 12 to raise money for children with sick hearts. In return, we are saving lives AND we will receive support from the AHA to help us build our very own butterfly garden in memory of Jordyn Butler. What a WONDERFUL opportunity to spread kindness throughout our school, our community & our country! Sign up today at http://www2.heart.org/goto/Woodbineelementary [heart.org] on the AHA Schools app to get started.
Please note the change to our lunch menu for the week of February 2-6!
Your mission for the American Heart Association starts today! Kids Heart Challenge is back and we’re ready to become lifesavers! We are calling this year’s event “Jump for Jordyn” as we honor Jordyn Butler. The American Heart Association is graciously donating funds to support our efforts to create a butterfly garden in her memory.
Sign up TODAY to be a part of this and learn Hands-Only CPR, the warning signs of a stroke and help kids with special hearts!
Sign up here: http://www2.heart.org/goto/Woodbineelementary [heart.org] or download the AHA Schools app for iPhone [apps.apple.com] or Android[play.google.com].
The American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge is kicking off soon! Can you believe it? Start getting your stretches in now because we are gearing up for a few weeks of heart-pumping fun! Be the first one at your school to sign up and start earning cool thank-you gifts! http://www2.heart.org/goto/Woodbineelementary [heart.org]
Free Flu Shots for Uninsured Children and Adults at the Camden County Heath Department - See the attached notice for more information.
To go or not to go??? Have you ever wondered what to do about school if your child isn't feeling well? Here are some guidelines to use in making that decision!
What a fun crab soccer tournament we had before break in grades 3-5!! The students played their hearts out for their team and used great sportsmanship as well! Congratulations to the following Crab Soccer Champions for each grade level.... 🏆!!
3rd: Mrs Smith
4th: Mrs English
5th: Mrs Mannix
Coach Hill is proud of the effort & attitudes that each team put in all week long! 🏐👏🏻🎄🎊
To learn more about the Pre-K Lottery and eligibility requirements, please visit: https://www.camden.k12.ga.us/o/ccsd/page/pre-k-parents
#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden
Hey everyone! We have some AMAZING news! The students here at WES are total rock stars when it comes to reading, and we are incredibly proud of all of you! You've been reading up a storm this school year, and look what we've accomplished together since August 1st:
Over 10,000 books have been checked out of our library! That's a lot of adventures! 📚
You've passed almost 9,000 AR tests! Way to show what you know! ✅
251 students are participating in AR right now!
246 students already crushed their AR goals for the first nine weeks! High fives all around! 👋
🚀 Reaching for the Million Word Summit! 🚀
We have a big goal to encourage everyone to work toward reading One Million Words by the time you reach 5th grade! Each grade level has its own special goal, and we are SO excited to cheer on three students who didn't just meet their goal—they climbed all the way to the Summit!
A giant congratulations to Cameron, Pinah, and Olivia! You went above and beyond, reached your grade level's highest reading goal, and are inspiring all of us! 🏆
Keep up the fantastic work, WES! Let's keep turning those pages and making this the best reading year ever! 🎉
Dear Families, we are excited to announce our school's "Reading Mountain Challenge"! This year, our school community is embarking on an epic adventure to conquer a towering goal: reading one million words. Each grade level will have a different goal with the overall goal of reaching one million words as a fifth grader. Just like climbing a great mountain requires dedication, perseverance, and putting one foot in front of the other, reaching this word count peak will take consistent effort from every single student. We invite you to be your child's climbing partner: help them select engaging books, set aside dedicated reading time at home, and celebrate each "base camp" milestone we reach along the way. Together we can reach the summit of our grade level goal and install a lifelong love for the journey of reading!
Grade Level goals:
1st Grade - 35,000 words
2nd Grade - 150,000 words
3rd Grade - 500,000 words
4th Grade - 800,000 words
5th Grade - 1,000,000 words
