Ask to see some of your child’s returned schoolwork, such as a paper, test or art project.
Give your child a sincere compliment today.
Admit and apologize to your child when you’re wrong.
WCHS Awards Ceremony will be held on Friday, May 10, in the Performing Arts Center. The 9th grade ceremony will begin at 8:30 AM. The 10th grade ceremony will begin at 9:30 AM, and the 11th grade ceremony will begin at 10:30 AM. Honorees will receive an invitation via email by May 3.
At dinner, have all family members talk about their heroes, and why they admire them.
Have your child tell you about the assignments that are due this week.
Play music while the family does chores. Have fun singing while you all work.
Remind your child to consider character rather than popularity when choosing friends.
With your child, look up things you both want to learn more about in an online encyclopedia.
Vaping is on the rise again. Learn about the dangers and share them with your child.
Is your child getting enough exercise? Take a brisk walk together today.
Ask your child to pretend to be mayor for the day. What three things would make your community a better place?
Did you know that your child is likely to remember more from two 20-minute study
sessions than from one 40-minute session?
Look at pictures together from when your child was young. Tell stories that highlight your child’s positive characteristics.
Remind your child of the long-term benefits of achieving in school.
Give your child a math-related household task to do, such as doubling a recipe.
Ware County High School Gator Productions presents: Into The Woods on April 18, 19, and 20 at 7:00 pm and a matinee performance April 20 at 2:00 pm at the WCHS Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $10.
Attention 8th grade students! Are you ready to transition to high school? Don't miss Gator Prep Zone on Tuesday, March 19, 2024. The start time for Waycross Middle School students is 5:30 pm.The start time for Ware County Middle School students is 6:30 pm. See flyer image for more details.
Encourage your child to write a nice note to an elderly neighbor or family friend.
Establish times when using digital devices is not allowed, such as during mealtimes and right before bedtime.