Students in Mr. Cook’s music class at JPW are having fun with scarves and boomwhackers using Christmas songs. #ESED #JPW
Second grade did an amazing job last night presenting “Grumps of Ring-A-Ding Town”. We are so proud of their hard work. Thank you to everyone who came out. #ESED #JPW
Our amazing special education team made this past week so special for their students! They decorated cupcakes to celebrate the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. We are so thankful for all of our Farmington community and hope everyone has a great break! #ESED #JPW
This month's Simple Simon's Pizza Cardinal of the Month at Williams Elementary is Ryland Reimer! Cardinals of the Month are selected for outstanding excellence or character traits in their classroom or school building! #ESED
We are hiring! Apply at https://www.applitrack.com/farmcards/onlineapp/_application.aspx to become a member of our team! #ESED
The easiest way for your child to shop at the Book Fair is to use e-wallet. Check out our Book Fair Homepage to set up an account for your student. https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/jerrywilliamselemschool
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We loved seeing everyone at the Thanksgiving meal! It was so meaningful for the kids. Thank you to all who came. #ESED #JPW
Congrats to this week's "Tell me something good" students who were shouted out by their teachers! This is what they had to say,
Kason Hunter: During enrichment there were students who wanted to give up on the activity. Kason made a gentle reminder that "if you believe in yourself, you can do it!". Kason demonstrated confidence and kindness as he encouraged his classmates! I'm proud to have him as a part of my class family!
Bexley Martin: Bexley has been such a kind and loving friend to Kayden in our classroom. She helps him to accomplish all the things we are doing and can makes him laugh all the time!
Carter Ewing: Carter supported a classmate with playing sight word Bingo. Some of the words were challenging for his classmate and Carter gently stepped in without being asked, instead of playing his own game. Way to go Carter!
Great job! #ESED #JPW
Kason Hunter: During enrichment there were students who wanted to give up on the activity. Kason made a gentle reminder that "if you believe in yourself, you can do it!". Kason demonstrated confidence and kindness as he encouraged his classmates! I'm proud to have him as a part of my class family!
Bexley Martin: Bexley has been such a kind and loving friend to Kayden in our classroom. She helps him to accomplish all the things we are doing and can makes him laugh all the time!
Carter Ewing: Carter supported a classmate with playing sight word Bingo. Some of the words were challenging for his classmate and Carter gently stepped in without being asked, instead of playing his own game. Way to go Carter!
Great job! #ESED #JPW
The JPW Cardinal Tree Program is officially underway! Stop by the front office to pick a Cardinal from the tree and “adopt” them by purchasing Christmas gifts. Our goal is for all Cardinals to be adopted by Thanksgiving break! #ESED #JPW
Our top fundraiser, Landry Strobel finally got her time to shine and be principal for the day! From morning announcements to greeting students at the door, she did a great job being principal! #ESED #JPW
A BIG congratulations to our October student of the month winners! These students were chosen by their teachers because they represent the word "Self Direct". We are so lucky to have so many students who lead themselves to who they want to be. #ESED #JPW
Our SPED team is truly the best! The "Mission Inclusion" theme was a perfect way to describe them. #ESED #JPW
The JPW students and staff had so much fun dressing up and painting pumpkins today! We are so thankful to have such a great staff. Happy Halloween! #ESED #JPW
This month's Bethel Brew Staff Spotlight at Williams Elementary is Mrs Heim! #ESED
Today is Hat day at JPW! We are saying Hat's off to healthy choices for Red Ribbon Week. #ESED #JPW
This month's Simple Simon's Pizza Cardinal of the Month at Williams Elementary is Javion Lawson! Cardinals of the Month are selected for outstanding excellence or character traits in their classroom or school building! #ESED
Tacky Tourist day on this rainy Tuesday at JPW! We love Red Ribbon Week! #JPW #ESED
It is "Mismatch Day" here at JPW to start off Red Ribbon Week! Mismatch on the outside, great choices on the inside! #JPW #ESED
With candy, games, and costumes, the Williams fall carnival was a HUGE success! Thank you to Ms. Clevenger and every volunteer for making it such a great night. #ESED #JPW
Congrats to the "Tell Me Something Good" students this week! Their teachers noticed them doing amazing things. Great job! #ESED #JPW
Blakely: Our class has some new students joining our classroom for phonics instruction and without being prompted, Blakely took action to make sure they had all the materials they needed while I had to help another student. Thanks Blakely!!
Ethan: Ethan always makes sure all the chairs are pushed in and things are put in the proper place before he leaves the library. Ethan thank you for helping me make sure the library always looks nice.
Sawyer: While at recess, Sawyer noticed litter scattered around the playground. Instead of ignoring it, he took itn upon himself to start picking up the trash. A few of his classmates noticed and soon joined him! Sawyers small gesture turned into a ripple of positive change showing that one person's care can make a big difference!
August: August works so hard each day in class, and she is a wonderful listener. She has grown so much this year, and I am so proud of her!
Blakely: Our class has some new students joining our classroom for phonics instruction and without being prompted, Blakely took action to make sure they had all the materials they needed while I had to help another student. Thanks Blakely!!
Ethan: Ethan always makes sure all the chairs are pushed in and things are put in the proper place before he leaves the library. Ethan thank you for helping me make sure the library always looks nice.
Sawyer: While at recess, Sawyer noticed litter scattered around the playground. Instead of ignoring it, he took itn upon himself to start picking up the trash. A few of his classmates noticed and soon joined him! Sawyers small gesture turned into a ripple of positive change showing that one person's care can make a big difference!
August: August works so hard each day in class, and she is a wonderful listener. She has grown so much this year, and I am so proud of her!
