WE MISS YOU!

Dear Families,

I hope this update finds each of you healthy. Let me start by expressing how much we miss our students and families. Because we can’t be together in person, we have put in place a few ways for us to engage with each other while school remains closed. We will get through this and be learning and having fun together in person soon. Until then, check out the ways to stay connected below, as well as information regarding food distribution and other resources.

Erin Eaton

Principal

eatone@wwcsd.net

Food Distribution Drive Thru 

WWCSD is providing breakfast and lunch for all of our students up to 18 years of age. This pick-up will also include our adult transition students up to age 26. Yesterday food was distributed to students.  Below is the information on the upcoming date/location for drive thru pick-up.

You will enter the driveway on the west end of the Board of Education office on
Marquette. The main entrance at John Glenn High School will be closed. The line will wrap around behind the William D. Ford Career-Technical Center and up to the front entrance of John Glenn High School. Volunteers will bring the food to the vehicle. Meals distributed will follow USDA reimbursable meal guidelines.

Who:  WWCSD students

What:  Breakfast/Lunch distribution

Where: John Glenn High School, 36105 Marquette, Westland

When: 3/30 from 10 am – 1 pm (5 day food supply)

Learning packets will also be distributed at this time!

3-30-20 FREE Breakfast and Lunch

Daily Flipgrid

Stay connected with us by engaging in a daily Flipgrid video post! So far we have challenged students to share a joke, have fun outside, and even a paper airplane challenge! Encourage your student to follow the link below and share a daily video!

https://flipgrid.com/eaton33

Zoom Meeting – Connect with Us!

We want to see your child and be able to say hello!  On Friday, 3/27 @ 1:00 PM, please allow him or her to join us from a phone or computer!  You are welcome as well. They will get the chance to see teachers and friends and hear about what everyone is doing during this time!  Below is the invitation and instructions on how to join.

Erin Eaton is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Adams Upper Elementary

Time: Mar 27, 2020 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

How to Join Zoom Meeting

Please use the link below and type in the meeting ID to join!

https://zoom.us/j/270490355

Meeting ID: 270 490 355

Contact Information

Please email myself or Mrs. Sheppard if you need anything at all.  Let us help you get resources you may need during this time.

Erin Eaton- eatone@wwcsd.net

Lisa Sheppard – sheppardl@wwcsd.net

If you do not use email, please TEXT the Google Voice number 262-674-8195 and we will reply.

Accessing Report Cards from Home

When you log in to parent connect, on the left side of the page you will see a tab labeled “Student Documents – Report Cards.”  You can view grades here.  These will be sent home as well with your student when we return to school.

Learning at Home

We understand how challenging it may be to help your child continue learning at home. Below is a great resource that offers suggestions for top websites in all content areas that you can utilize.

In addition, please encourage your child to read daily! Ask him or her to tell you about what they read or have them write about it! This is an easy way to keep your child engaged in learning at home.

Learning Resources

Additional Learning Resources

Covid-19 (Coronavirus) School Closure Information

School will remain closed until April 14, 2020.

The CDC recommends the following precautionary measures to reduce the risk of contracting the virus:

  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
  • Stay home when you are sick.
  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.
  • Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom, before eating and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.

Our district will keep the website up to date with the latest information.

District Coronavirus Web Page

Coronavirus Fact Sheet

Wayne County Hotline

Wayne County has an informational hotline to answer individual questions and concerns regarding COVID-19. The phone number is 734-287-7870

Community Resources

Please follow the link below to find the nearest food pantry if needed during the shutdown.

Food Pantry Locator

Health Clinic Information

 

 

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School Closure Update

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Dear Families,

We hope this update finds you healthy and making the most of the current circumstances.  We miss our students and are optimistic that this will be behind us soon!

Below you will find the district food distribution schedule as well as other resources we hope you find useful.

Please reach out to me directly if there is anything we can do to support you or your family during this time.

Erin Eaton

Principal

eatone@wwcsd.net

Food Distribution Drive Thru

WWCSD is providing breakfast and lunch for all of our students up to 18 years of age.  This pick-up will also include our adult transition students up to age 26.  Yesterday food was distributed to 2,200 students.  Below is the information on the upcoming dates/location for drive thru pick-up.

Who:  WWCSD students

What:  Breakfast/Lunch distribution

Where: John Glenn High School, 36105 Marquette, Westland

When: 3/23 & 3/30 from 10 am – 1 pm (5 day food supply)

Learning at Home

We understand how challenging it may be to help your child continue learning at home.  Below is a great resource that offers suggestions for top websites in all content areas that you can utilize.

In addition, please encourage your child to read daily!  Ask him or her to tell you about what they read or have them write about it!  This is an easy way to keep your child engaged in learning at home.

Learning Resources

Covid-19 (Coronavirus) School Closure Information

School will remain closed until April 14, 2020.

The CDC recommends the following precautionary measures to reduce the risk of contracting the virus:

  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
  • Stay home when you are sick.
  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.
  • Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom, before eating and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.

Our district will keep the website up to date with the latest information.

District Coronavirus Web Page

Coronavirus Fact Sheet

Wayne County Hotline

Wayne County has an informational hotline to answer individual questions and concerns regarding COVID-19. The phone number is 734-287-7870

Community Resources

Please follow the link below to find the nearest food pantry if needed during the shutdown.

Food Pantry Locator

Health Clinic Information

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Important Update

Dear Families,

This update is intended to provide you with the most up to date information we have at this time regarding the upcoming school closure. Communication will be sent out as needed during the school closure as more information becomes available.

Below you will find information regarding the closure, ways your child can stay active in learning, the status of planned events and activities, as well as how you can access community resources as needed.

Please feel free at any time during the closure to reach out with questions or ways we can help you get any support that might be needed.  Regular newsletters will resume once the time nears to return to school.

Erin Eaton

Principal

eatone@wwcsd.net

Covid-19 (Coronavirus) School Closure Information

Last night Governor Whitmer ordered the closing of schools in Michigan. We will close beginning Monday, March 16, 2020.  School will resume after spring break on Tuesday, April 14, 2020.

The CDC recommends the following precautionary measures to reduce the risk of contracting the virus:

  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
  • Stay home when you are sick.
  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.
  • Wash you hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom, before eating and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.

Our district will keep the website up to date with the latest information.

District Coronavirus Web Page

Coronavirus Fact Sheet

Wayne County Hotline

Wayne County has an informational hotline to answer individual questions and concerns regarding COVID-19. The phone number is 734-287-7870

At-Home Suggestions for the School Closure

While on this break from school, we have some suggestions that will make the time at home with your student a bit easier and will help the transition when we return to school next month. 

  1. Encourage your child to read twenty minutes in the morning and twenty minutes before bed. Find books that are relative to their interest and their grade level. Consider checking out books electronically through our public library to read on your device. Westland Library Link
  2. Limit phone use during the day. Students are not on their phone during the school day, so do your best to restrict phone access while we have this time off from school. This also means monitoring their use of social media. 
  3. Do your best to monitor your child’s media exposure. With the current events that are going on right now, some of the information may be too complex for children to understand and may cause some anxiety for children. Discuss what is going on in age appropriate terms, answer questions, but do not overwhelm your child with information.
  4. There are many online resources available to parents and teachers during this school shut down. Please look at the link for access to many online resources to help assist with the educational process during this time.  Online Resources
  5. For those families who do not have internet access in their home, Comcast is providing internet essentials for those in need. Please check their website for more information. Comcast Internet Essentials
  6. Your child can access Compass Learning from home to continue working at his or her math and reading level.  Your child should be able to log-in, but if not, here is a link on how to log-in.

Community Resources

Please follow the link below to find the nearest food pantry if needed during the shutdown.

Food Pantry Locator

Health Clinic Information

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Postponed Events

Hungry Howie’s Fundraiser – Extended

We are selling Hungry Howie’s Pizza certificates.  For every certificate sold, the school will get $4.00!  Only cash or money order will be accepted.  All orders must be turned in upon return to school.  Certificates will be delivered as soon as possible once the order is placed.

Battle of the Books Postponed!

Students are bringing home books during the closure to read to prepare for this!  The battle will be held in April once we return.  More details will be sent home after school re-opens.

 

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Week of 3/9/2020

Staff Corner

Meet Ms. Horgan!  She was recently hired as a counselor at Adams. She has taught in various positions and in a few buildings throughout the district.  From Middle and High School ELA to most recently a counselor at Franklin Middle School, she has been an asset to this district.

In her free time, she enjoys reading, working out, going to the movies and spending time with family and friends.  We look forward to having her as part of our team!

 

No School – Tuesday, March 10th

There will be no school for students K-6 due to election polling in buildings.

Spring Picture Day- Wednesday, March 11th

Spring Picture Day will be on March 11th.  Please use the link below to place an order online, or send in your picture envelope the day of.

Picture Day Online Ordering

Half Day Reminder – Thursday, March 12th

We will have a 1/2 day of school on March 12th.  Students will be dismissed at 11:10 am.  Please make the necessary arrangements to accommodate this schedule change.

Mobile Dentist – March 16th

The mobile dentist will be here on March 16th.  Please submit the paperwork sent home that is required to ensure your child will be seen by the dentist.

 

Hungry Howie’s Fundraiser – Due March 17th

We are selling Hungry Howie’s Pizza certificates.  For every certificate sold, the school will get $4.00!  Only cash or money order will be accepted.  All orders must be turned in no later than March 17, 2020.  Certificates will be delivered at the end of the month!

Battle of the Books!

In honor of reading month, we will be hosting a battle of the books competition during March!  Students will read books and come together to demonstrate their abilities and test their knowledge of the books they have read. The competition is similar in style to the TV series Family Feud. Students are responsible to read at home and will practice with their team during lunch once a week.

Stay tuned for updates from team coaches throughout the month as we prepare for the competition!

Friday Basketball with Coach

Students that work hard in class all week and meet goals, earn Friday basketball with our Climate and Culture Coach.  Our students LOVE this!  Take a look below!

6th Grade Responsible Decision Making Tips

Read to find out how you can help guide your child to make responsible decisions.

6th Grade Responsible Decision Making Tips

Social Skill of the Week

Each week we focus on a new social skill.  Please practice this skill with your child at home.

Asking for Help

  • Look at the person
  • Ask the person if he or she has time to help
  • Clearly explain the kind of help you need
  • Thank the person for helping

Wayne-Westland Online Learning Informational Meeting

This meeting will take place on March 31, 2020 at Stevenson Middle School.  The meeting will start at 6:00 pm.

Next Early Release Day – April 21, 2020

April 21st will be an Early Release Day. Students will be released from school at 1:50 pm. Please make necessary arrangements for your child. Our transportation department will follow their normal routes, beginning at 1:50 pm. If you pick your child up from school, please be mindful of our early release time if you need to make adjustments to your schedule. Bright Futures will begin at 1:50 pm.

Do You Shop at Kroger?

Please help Adams earn cash through Kroger’s Community Rewards Program. The money Kroger kicks back to the school will directly benefit classrooms and students! Follow the link below, search Adams Upper Elementary, and you will be able to enroll.  Please share this with family and friends that shop at Kroger.

Kroger Rewards

Norwayne Boxing Youth Development Program

The Norwayne Boxing Gym is pleased to announce a youth development program that focuses on the four corners of achievement – athletics, academics, community and leadership at no cost for your 8-18 year old. To register, please call the director Jan. Her contact information is in the attachment below. If transportation is needed, those arrangements can be made with her.

Youth Development Information

Adams Gear Online Store

Are you or your student in need of Adams gear?  Use the link below to place your order!

Adams Online Store

MIDDLE SCHOOL TRANSITION

Transition Timeline – Click Here

Upcoming Events

  • 4/6 – 4/13 – Spring Break
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Week of March 2, 2020

Staff Corner

Please meet Mrs. Brooks, our new counselor.  She comes to us from Redford Union with twelve years of experience in the classroom.  She earned her undergraduate degree from Madonna and her Master’s from Central Michigan University.

She is a mother of two children.  She enjoys cooking, reading and traveling.  She spends time during the summer on her boat.

We look forward to the new ideas she will bring to Adams and the services she will be providing to our students!

Count on Us!

Please do not hesitate to reach out to your child’s teacher with any questions or concerns you have regarding your student.  Our teachers are here to support your child’s academic, behavioral and emotional needs as it relates to school.

In the event that you need additional assistance after working with your child’s teacher, please reach out to myself or Mrs. Sheppard so we can provide an additional layer of support.

Please remember, we can’t provide support if we are unaware of what is occurring.  We are committed to making sure all of our students are successful at Adams!

Early Release Day – This Tuesday, March 3rd

March 3rd will be an Early Release Day. Students will be released from school at 1:50 pm. Please make necessary arrangements for your child. Our transportation department will follow their normal routes, beginning at 1:50 pm. If you pick your child up from school, please be mindful of our early release time if you need to make adjustments to your schedule. Bright Futures will begin at 1:50 pm.

Hungry Howie’s Fundraiser

On Monday, we will begin selling Hungry Howie’s Pizza certificates.  For every certificate sold, the school will get $4.00!  Only cash or money order will be accepted.  All orders must be turned in no later than March 17, 2020.

Battle of the Books!

In honor of reading month, we will be hosting a battle of the books competition during March!  Students will read books and come together to demonstrate their abilities and test their knowledge of the books they have read. The competition is similar in style to the TV series Family Feud. Students are responsible to read at home and will practice with their team during lunch once a week.

Permission slips were sent home yesterday and are due back by Wednesday, March 4th.  

*Your child will be notified about what books he or she will be required to read once assigned to a team.

Book Commercials in Mrs. Daum’s Classroom

Students in Mrs. Daum’s class are pictured below.  They are engaged in creating book commercials that will be shared with the class.

Social Skill of the Week

Each week we focus on a new social skill.  Please practice this skill with your child at home.

Staying on Task

  1. Look at your task or assignment.
  2. Think about the steps needed to complete the task.
  3. Focus all of your attention on the task.
  4. Stop working only when instructed.
  5. Ignore distractions and interruptions from others.

Spring Picture Day

Spring Picture Day will be on March 11th.  Please use the link below to place an order online, or send in your picture envelop the day of.

Picture Day Online Ordering

Wayne-Westland Online Learning Informational Meeting

This meeting will take place on March 31, 2020 at Stevenson Middle School.  The meeting will start at 6:00 pm.

Mobile Dentist

The mobile dentist will be here on March 16th.  Please submit the paperwork sent home that is required to ensure your child will be seen by the dentist.

District Calendar Change

We want to announce a change to our calendar. There will be NO SCHOOL for K-6 grade students on Tuesday, March 10, 2020

This is due to the 2020 Presidential Primary Election. Because many of our schools serve as polling locations, having school in session on an election day can be disruptive to the school environment and inhibits our normal safety protocols. 

Recent legislative changes provide public school districts the option to use such days for professional development. 

Our middle and high schools will be in session and have a full day of instruction on March 10. 

Do You Shop at Kroger?

Please help Adams earn cash through Kroger’s Community Rewards Program. The money Kroger kicks back to the school will directly benefit classrooms and students! Follow the link below, search Adams Upper Elementary, and you will be able to enroll.  Please share this with family and friends that shop at Kroger.

Kroger Rewards

Norwayne Boxing Youth Development Program

The Norwayne Boxing Gym is pleased to announce a youth development program that focuses on the four corners of achievement – athletics, academics, community and leadership at no cost for your 8-18 year old. To register, please call the director Jan. Her contact information is in the attachment below. If transportation is needed, those arrangements can be made with her.

Youth Development Information

Guiding Students Through School Transitions

Guiding Students Through School Transitions

Adams Gear Online Store

We are pleased to announce that we have an online store open for Adams gear. If you are interested, please follow the link below. We have a few shirts on site that can be purchased for $10.00 (cash only).  Drop by the office to check them out!

Adams Online Store

MIDDLE SCHOOL TRANSITION

Transition Timeline – Click Here

Upcoming Events

  • 3/10 – No School for students
  • 3/11 -Picture Day
  • 3/12 – Half Day
  • 4/6 – 4/13 – Spring Break
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Week of February 24, 2020

We hope all of you were able to enjoy some time with your children over mid-winter break! Please take the time to review school expectations with your child before returning on Monday. The expectations can be found below.

School-wide Expectations

Staff Corner

Although I do not have pictures at this time, we are pleased to announce that we are adding two counselors to the Adams Staff!  Eileen Horgan comes to us from Franklin, and Stacy Brooks joins us from Redford Union.

The hiring of these two ladies at this time in the year is to provide scheduling support as we gear up to transition to a Middle School. In addition, they will begin building relationships with our students, and work in a capacity as we see fit to best suit the needs of our students preparing them for the transition to Middle School.

We are excited to have them as part of our team!

District Calendar Change

We want to announce a change to our calendar. There will be NO SCHOOL for K-6 grade students on Tuesday, March 10, 2020

This is due to the 2020 Presidential Primary Election. Because many of our schools serve as polling locations, having school in session on an election day can be disruptive to the school environment and inhibits our normal safety protocols. 

Recent legislative changes provide public school districts the option to use such days for professional development. 

Our middle and high schools will be in session and have a full day of instruction on March 10. 

Thank you for understanding!

Do You Shop at Kroger?

Please help Adams earn cash through Kroger’s Community Rewards Program. The money Kroger kicks back to the school will directly benefit classrooms and students! Follow the link below, search Adams Upper Elementary, and you will be able to enroll.  Please share this with family and friends that shop at Kroger.

Kroger Rewards


Norwayne Boxing Youth Development Program

The Norwayne Boxing Gym is pleased to announce a youth development program that focuses on the four corners of achievement – athletics, academics, community and leadership at no cost for your 8-18 year old. To register, please call the director Jan. Her contact information is in the attachment below. If transportation is needed, those arrangements can be made with her.

Youth Development Information

Winter Connections Newsletter

Please follow the link below to access the Winter 2020 district newsletter.

Newsletter

Parent Survey

In an effort to help us continually improve our efforts, please take a few minutes to complete the survey below. We appreciate your time and input.

Survey Link

6th Grade Relationship Skills Tips

Read below to learn how to foster social skills and relationship skills with your 6th grader.

6th Grade Relationship Skills

Fundraiser – Pick-up on Friday

Fundraiser orders will be ready for pick-up on 2/28/20. Thank you for your support.

Next Early Release Day – March 3

March 3rd will be an Early Release Day. Students will be released from school at 1:50 pm. Please make necessary arrangements for your child. Our transportation department will follow their normal routes, beginning at 1:50 pm. If you pick your child up from school, please be mindful of our early release time if you need to make adjustments to your schedule. Bright Futures will begin at 1:50 pm.

Adams Gear Online Store

We are pleased to announce that we have an online store open for Adams gear. If you are interested, please follow the link below. We have a few shirts on site that can be purchased for $10.00 (cash only).  Drop by the office to check them out!

Adams Online Store

MIDDLE SCHOOL TRANSITION

Transition Timeline – Click Here

Upcoming Events

  • 3/3 – Early Release Day, Dismissal @ 1:50 pm
  • 3/10 – No School for students
  • 3/12 – Half Day
  • 4/6 – 4/13 – Spring Break
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Week of February 10, 2020

Staff Corner

Meet our AMAZING Custodial Staff!  Tov Pauling, Brittany Haegar, Rebecca Fox, and Pam Harrington!  Each day they go above and beyond to keep the building clean, safe, and in order.  In addition, this team works to build relationships with our students daily!

Middle School Course Guide/Preference Sheet

Yesterday, your child brought home a middle school course preference sheet and course description guide.  All 7th grade students are required to take English Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies.  In addition, elective classes will be offered.  Please review the description of the electives in the course guide with your child.  Together, select six classes, ranking each in order of preference from one-six.  One is the most desired class, two the second most desired class, and so on until six.  These sheets are due back with a parent signature no later than February 14, 2020.  All of this information will be populated into a spreadsheet that our middle school counselors will use to complete scheduling.

Mid-Winter Break

There will not be school the week of February 17 – 21.  School will resume on Monday, February 24, 2020.  If you are in need of a food box over the break, please email Erin Eaton at eatone@wwcsd.net and arrangements will be made for pick-up.

Parent Survey

In an effort to help us continually improve our efforts, please take a few minutes to complete the survey below.  We appreciate your time and input.

Survey Link

Engaged in Learning

Pictured below, students in art class are learning how to use the skeleton method to make inspirational posters for the school.

Ms. Krupski’s students can be seen below participating in a simulation activity as they learn how an ecosystem might be affected by limiting factors.

Self Management Skills for 6th Graders

Read below to learn how you can support your child’s self-management growth, and can guide him/her to becoming a responsible young adult.

Self Management Skills for 6th Graders

Fundraiser – Pick-Up 2/27/2020

Fundraiser orders will be ready for pick-up on 2/27/20.  Thank you for your support.

Next Early Release Day – March 3, 2020

March 3rd will be an Early Release Day.  Students will be released from school at 1:50 pm.  Please make necessary arrangements for your child.  Our transportation department will follow their normal routes, beginning at 1:50 pm.  If you pick your child up from school, please be mindful of our early release time if you need to make adjustments to your schedule.  Bright Futures will begin at 1:50 pm for those that attend.

Adams Gear Online Store

We are pleased to announce that we have an online store open for Adams gear.  If you are interested, please follow the link below.  We have a few shirts on site that can be purchased for $10.00 (cash only).  Drop by the office to check them out!

Adams Online Store

Tutoring @ Jefferson Barnes

We will be partnering with Jefferson Barnes to provide after school tutoring for our students at NO COST.  Tutoring is available Monday-Thursday from 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM.  Transportation is available from Adams to Jefferson Barnes, and then back home.  In addition to tutoring, 3D printing and Robotics classes are available.  If you are interested in this service, please register using the link below.  Once you register, please call the school and let us know so we can send home a transportation permission slip, or download the form and return it to school.

Registration

Transportation Permission Slip

MIDDLE SCHOOL TRANSITION

Transition Timeline – Click Here

Upcoming Events

  • 2/17 – 2/21 – Mid-Winter Break
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Week of February 3, 2020

Staff Corner

Meet Ms. Reynolds.  She is a graduate of Central Michigan University (Fire Up Chips!) and earned her Master’s Degree from Wayne State University.  She currently serves as the Instructional Coach at Adams.  In this role, she pushes into classrooms to support teacher instruction.  She has been teaching at Adams for 7 years.  Prior to taking her current role, she was a 5th grade teacher.

Over the summer she got a puppy named Duke and she spends her free time taking him on walks and playing outside. Besides spending time with her puppy, Ms. Reynolds likes to travel, visit museums, and read historical fiction.

Early Release Day – Tuesday, 2/4/2020

February 4th will be an Early Release Day.  Students will be released from school at 1:50 pm.  Please make necessary arrangements for your child.  Our transportation department will follow their normal routes, beginning at 1:50 pm.  If you pick your child up from school, please be mindful of our early release time if you need to make adjustments to your schedule.  Bright Futures will begin at 1:50 pm for those that attend.

Parent Survey

In an effort to help us continually improve our efforts, please take a few minutes to complete the survey below.  We appreciate your time and input.

Survey Link

Attendance Matters

Did you know that your child’s attendance in 6th grade is a predictor of academic success in high school?  The information provided in the link below will help you understand what you can do to help your child stay engaged in school and help him or her understand the importance of attending school.

Attendance Matters

Teaching Middle Schoolers to Take Responsibility

Read the short article below with tips about teaching the value of responsibility and helping guide your child towards being a responsible adult.

Instilling Responsibility in Middle School Children

Adams Gear Online Store

We are pleased to announce that we have an online store open for Adams gear.  If you are interested, please follow the link below.  We have a few shirts on site that can be purchased for $10.00 (cash only).  Drop by the office to check them out!

Adams Online Store

Fundraisers – Due 2/7/2020

Please submit all fundraiser order forms and payment by Friday!  Thank you for your support.

Fundraiser Information

Tutoring @ Jefferson Barnes

We will be partnering with Jefferson Barnes to provide after school tutoring for our students at NO COST.  Tutoring is available Monday-Thursday from 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM.  Transportation is available from Adams to Jefferson Barnes, and then back home.  In addition to tutoring, 3D printing and Robotics classes are available.  If you are interested in this service, please register using the link below.  Once you register, please call the school and let us know so we can send home a transportation permission slip, or download the form and return it to school.

Registration

Transportation Permission Slip

MIDDLE SCHOOL TRANSITION

Transition Timeline – Click Here

Upcoming Events

  • 2/4 – Early Release @ 1:50 pm
  • 2/17 – 2/21 – Mid-Winter Break
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Week of January 27, 2020

Staff Corner

Meet Mrs. Rummel!  She has been a building overload aide at Adams for the past five years.  She spends a portion of her day in the office as well answering phones.

She has five children, a Senior, Junior, Sophomore, Freshman, and 6th grader!  In her free time she enjoys time with family, reading, cooking, and watching her kids play sports.

Adams Gear Online Store

We are pleased to announce that we have an online store open for Adams gear.  If you are interested, please follow the link below.  We have a few shirts on site that can be purchased for $10.00 (cash only).  Drop by the office to check them out!

Adams Online Store

Phone Calls

Please know that anytime you call the office, teachers and administration may not be available to speak to you immediately.  It is important that we do not interrupt the instruction occurring in classes or disrupt meetings occurring.  Although we understand your need is extremely important, please be patient and know that our days are filled with staff working diligently to ensure our students are thriving in a safe, effective learning environment.

Our secretary will gladly take a detailed message for any staff member and ensure he or she receives it.  Your call will be returned as soon as possible in a 24 hour time frame, unless of course an emergency situation requires immediate attention.

Fundraising Opportunity

Fundraiser materials were sent home on Friday.  If you are able to participate, we encourage you to!  All money that we raise benefits our students directly.  We use the funds raised to purchase classroom materials, rewards for students, and more!  See below for additional information.

Fundraiser Information

WWCSD APP for IPhone and Android

We want to provide information to our students and families in multiple, useful ways.  We have added an App for that!  The WWCS App gives you quick one and two tap access to your most searched for and desired content!  Use the links below to download it for your iPhone and Android devices today.  Check out the features below.


News – Quick access to the @WWCSD Facebook feed where we post daily district information.

Calendar – Subscribe to calendars for individual schools, the District or our Board of Education.

Schools – Direct links to your school website.

Staff – Use our Staff Directory to search the names of staff for their direct email link.

More… – 13 more features for you to explore.


Call Us – Instant Tap to Call phone numbers for all WWCS Schools.

School Contact Information – Beyond phone calls, you can see addresses and tap to allow for GPS Directions to your desired school.

MISTAR – Quickly access the ParentConnection or StudentConnection portals.

Lunch Menus – Quick links to the lunch menus for all schools.

Bus Routes – While Bus Routes are posted via MISTAR, we provide information about the Here Comes The Bus App.

Report Safety / Bullying – Use this feature to quickly report your safety and bullying concerns. It can be used anonymously.

Click and Fix – Select your location, describe the problem, take a photo of the issue and Submit. We will take care of the rest!

Crisis Support Numbers – When you need a place to turn to talk, we have listed some helpful resources for your needs.

Follow Our Social Media – A handy list of all Social Media feeds from our schools. Find a school to follow!

Transcripts & District Forms – Some of the most searched for district forms all in one location.

Staff Door – Employee access to staff resources.

Share App – Easily share the app with friends and family so everyone can stay up to date with WWCS.

News Alerts – A quick link to the District News Alerts.

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Next Early Release Day

February 4th will be the next Early Release Day.  Students will be released from school at 1:50 pm.  Please make necessary arrangements for your child.  Our transportation department will follow their normal routes, beginning at 1:50 pm.  If you pick your child up from school, please be mindful of our early release time if you need to make adjustments to your schedule.  Bright Futures will begin at 1:50 pm for those that attend.

Tutoring @ Jefferson Barnes

We will be partnering with Jefferson Barnes to provide after school tutoring for our students at NO COST.  Tutoring is available Monday-Thursday from 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM.  Transportation is available from Adams to Jefferson Barnes, and then back home.  In addition to tutoring, 3D printing and Robotics classes are available.  If you are interested in this service, please register using the link below.  Once you register, please call the school and let us know so we can send home a transportation permission slip, or download the form and return it to school.

Registration

Transportation Permission Slip

MIDDLE SCHOOL TRANSITION

Transition Timeline – Click Here

Upcoming Events

  • 2/4 – Early Release @ 1:50 pm
  • 2/17 – 2/21 – Mid-Winter Break
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Week of January 20, 2020

Staff Corner

Meet Mrs. Lietz!  She is a graduate of Michigan State University.  Mrs. Lietz has been at Adams for five years.

She has been married to her husband for a year and a half and they are currently expecting their first child on April 10th.  They also have a dog named Smokey.

 

 

Reminder – No School MLK Day

There will be no school on Monday, January 20, 2020 in honor of MLK Day.

Superintendent Search

The Wayne-Westland Community Schools Board of Education is searching for a new Superintendent of Schools. The Michigan Leadership Institute has been engaged with the Board to find the best possible candidate for the position. The Board is asking for community input to assist them in setting the criteria for the next Superintendent.  On Tuesday 1/21/20 at 6:00 PM you are invited to assist in developing the criteria for the next superintendent at the Board of Education.  If you are unable to attend, please share your input using the link below.

Superintendent Survey

Adams Open House for 2020/2021 School Year

Do you know a student scheduled to be attending Adams next year?  If so, please share that we will be hosting an Open House on January 21, 2020 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM.  Families may drop in at any time during the time frame.  Adams swag will be provided!  This event is for new families  transitioning to Adams for the 2020/2021 school year only!  Follow the link below for more information!

Adams Open House

Spelling Bee Champs

Congratulations to Logan Talbert, Madelyn Dershinski, Tracy Phan and Kenleigh Ball.  These students will compete in the District Spelling Bee on February 6, 2020 at Adams.

Dressing for the Weather

Please ensure that your child has his or her coat and appropriate footwear for outdoor recess during the winter months.  If this is something that your child does not have, please contact us so we can help!

Fundraising Opportunity

We will be sending home our next fundraiser information on Friday.  If you are able to participate, we encourage you to!  All money that we raise benefits our students directly.  We use the funds raised to purchase classroom materials, rewards for students, and more!

Ann Arbor Hands on Museum Virtual Learning

Students learned how wind is harnessed and transformed into electricity through this virtual learning lesson provided by the AAHOM.  Students built wind turbines after learning about effective wind turbine design.

Wind turbine design!

Next Early Release Day

February 4th will be the next Early Release Day.  Students will be released from school at 1:50 pm.  Please make necessary arrangements for your child.  Our transportation department will follow their normal routes, beginning at 1:50 pm.  If you pick your child up from school, please be mindful of our early release time if you need to make adjustments to your schedule.  Bright Futures will begin at 1:50 pm for those that attend.

Tutoring @ Jefferson Barnes

We will be partnering with Jefferson Barnes to provide after school tutoring for our students at NO COST.  Tutoring is available Monday-Thursday from 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM.  Transportation is available from Adams to Jefferson Barnes, and then back home.  In addition to tutoring, 3D printing and Robotics classes are available.  If you are interested in this service, please register using the link below.  You will be contacted soon with information regarding the start of the program.

Registration

MIDDLE SCHOOL TRANSITION

Transition Timeline – Click Here

Upcoming Events

  • 1/20 – No School, MLK Day
  • 2/4 – Early Release @ 1:50 pm
  • 2/17 – 2/21 – Mid-Winter Break
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