Ask your child: “If you were principal for the day, what would you do?” Their answers will surprise you.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Let your child choose a book to read-aloud together, even if it’s silly or below grade level. Reading is reading!
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Review bus stop safety with your child. “Wait. Look. Listen. Stand back.” A quick drill never hurts!
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
🚦 Online traffic light: Green = safe to post, Yellow = pause and think, Red = don’t even dream about it.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Make Friday “Family Fun Fact Day.” Everyone shares something new they learned this week.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Talk briefly about gratitude. Ask: “What’s one thing you’re thankful for today?”
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
3 months ago, Amber Smith
Midweek reset: Check grades or assignments online together. Praise effort.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
💤 Teens say they’re fine on 4 hours of sleep. Lies. Get them 8+ or you’ll see the zombie apocalypse at breakfast.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Take a drive with your child and count how many different types of license plates you see.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Plan out the week together—sports, homework, meals. Kids feel calmer when they know what’s coming.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Share one of your favorite school memories with your child. Invite them to share theirs from this week.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
👀 Sit with your kid and scroll their apps with them. Not snooping—coaching. You might even learn what “rizz” means.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Do a “digital audit” as a family—look at how much screen time sneaks in. Make a small change together.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
🍫 We kicked off our World’s Finest Chocolate fundraiser today!
Mr. Hunter shared how this fundraiser supports Wacona and the exciting prizes students can earn by selling boxes of chocolate. Order/permission forms are going home today.
🔔 Important Fundraiser Reminders
✅ Permission Slip = Commitment
Turning in a signed permission slip means you’re committing to sell $60 worth of chocolate. Please note: chocolate cannot be returned.
📅 Distribution Date
Because of Grandparents’ Day lunches on Thursday and Friday, chocolate will go home on Monday, September 8.
🎁 Bonus Giveaway!
Students who return their permission slip on Thursday, September 4 will receive a FREE fidget spinner!
💵 Money Due: Thursday, September 25
To qualify for prizes and to participate in school field trips, all chocolate sale money must be turned in by September 25.
💛🖤 Thank you for supporting our school—we truly appreciate you!
3 months ago, Amber Smith
Set aside time today to check your email or parent portal for updates. Important info doesn’t deliver itself!
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
🍎 Homework hack: Brains work in sprints, not marathons. Try 20 minutes on, 5 minutes off. Even adults would be smarter if we did this.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
Ask your child to teach you something new they learned today. Kids love being the expert.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools
No school today! Use this time to rest or do one fun activity as a family.
3 months ago, Ware County Schools