ESSL
Laser Light Shows at the ESSL/Ausherman Planetarium. From Halloween Spooktacular to Laser Safari, from Lasers in Space to Pink Floyd, from the Beatles to Led Zeppelin, the choices are many.
Please visit the ESSL website to find out the many offerings over the Halloween weekend and to purchase tickets!
Planetarium Full Dome Immersion Theater Programs at the ESSL – Fall/Winter/Spring Season. Please visit the ESSL website to find out more about the shows and how to purchase tickets.
FCPS Celebrates National School Lunch Week – October 13-17, 2014
Every year, schools across the country celebrate National School Lunch Week (NSLW) in October to raise public awareness about the nutritional value of the federally funded lunch program available at schools and to involve students in school lunch.
The National School Lunch Week (NSLW) 2014 theme is “Get in the Game with School Lunch.” It’s about the importance of balancing good nutrition with plenty of physical activity, and the sports theme was created to be fun and engaging for kids.
Recognizing NSLW can help you:
- Increase student participation in the school lunch program
- Spread the message to parents that we are serving healthy and tasty meals
- Connect with teachers and administrators to spread the word that school meals are healthy
Our SchoolDistrict
FCPSserves an average of 12,525 lunches per day within 66 schools.
We would like to celebrate this promotion in our elementary schools in order to help increase school lunch participation and raise awareness of the benefits of school lunch.
- We will play sports-themed music in the cafeteria during lunch.
- Students and staff members can dress up in their favorite sports teams’ jersey during NSLW
- We encourage those that normally pack their lunch to buy lunch at least once during the week.
Volunteer Orientation: Our Volunteer Orientations were held on September 17th and 18th. Thanks to Alexis O’Toole, Shelly Tribett, and John Giffin for organizing these. We appreciate all of our parent volunteers and value our partnership!
If you would like to be a chaperone for a field trip, you must have completed the Volunteer Orientation and have a signed Volunteer Confidentiality Agreement on file. To complete the Volunteer Orientation, you can go to the Wolfsville Website at and complete the orientation. Then send your signed Volunteer Confidentiality Agreement and WFES Volunteer Emergency Information form to Mr. Giffin at . If you have any questions about the training please contact Mr. Giffin at 240-236-2235 or at his email above.
Calendar
October 8 / Ag Lab – Food, Fiber & YouOctober 9 / Ag Lab – Food, Fiber & You
October 10
October 13 / Staff, 4-5
Jamie Hitchner (15 minutes)
October 14 / Tentative Health In-Service, 1 hour each grade
October 17 / Schools Closed to Students, Teacher Work Day
October 18 / PTA Car Wash at WFES
October 20 / PTA Board Mtg., 6 PM
October 23 / MHS Band, 9:00
October 24 / PTA Fall Festival, 6 PM
October 27-October 31 / Book Fair
October 27 / Kathy Prichard, Mark Pritts and Keith Harris, Directors to visit Wolfsville 9:30
October 31 / 2 hr. early dismissal, Teacher Work Session
End Term 1
Crazy Hat & Sock Day
November 3 / Schools Closed to Students, Teacher Workday
Leadership, 4-6
UOF/Board of Elections (set up-Cafeteria), 7-9 PM
November 4 / Schools Closed, Election Day
UOF/Board of Elections – Cafeteria, 6 AM- 10 PM
November 7 / All Pro Family Breakfast
Gr. 1 Fieldtrip/FMH, 9-11:30
November 10 / Staff, 4-5
November 11 / Jeans for Troops Day (red, whiteblue jeans)
November 14 / Fall Picture, Make-ups
November 17 / Report Cards Issued, Term 1
November 19 / Camouflage Day
November 21 / 2 hr. early dismissal, Teacher Work Session
Gr. 3 & 4 Fieldtrip/ESSL, 9-12
November 24 / Schools open 4 hrs. late/Evening conferences
No Pre-K
November 25 / Schools close 3.5 hrs. early/Afternoon conferences
No Pre-K
November 26 / Schools Closed
November 27, 28 / Schools and Offices Closed