Weekly Family Email
February 12th, 2021
Week 26
Ms. Monika’s kindergartners create a beautiful Valentine’s heart
We all felt the love at PWA today as we closed out this week with fun Valentine’s Day celebrations around the school. Big thanks to the parents who sent in items for classrooms, and to the teachers who put together a really special day for their students! We took some lovely pictures today, and you’ll find them below.
We had a near-miss with the weather this week, but it looks like there’s more cold and wet stuff coming our way over the weekend, and possibly next week. We do our best to open on time, as long as the roads are safe. But just in case, please be sure to sign up for our text message alert system so you can be notified of any weather-related delays or closures in a timely manner.
In observance of Presidents’ Day, we will be closed for school and childcare on Monday. Enjoy the three-day weekend, PWA families!
PWA will be closed for school and childcare on Monday, February 15th in observance of Presidents’ Day.
The easiest and fastest way for us to relay information about weather-related delays or closures is through our text message alert system. If you haven’t signed up yet, please do! Just text PWAED to 33222 to opt-in.
Our current lunch menu and lunch packets can always be found in the buttons at the end of each weekly email. The lunch menu is also directly below.
If you send your child to school with lunch, please remember that we are an entirely nut-free school.
Spotted at school this week…Ms. Tay’s class knows how to party!…Ms. Howard’s valentines…chalk art and kindergarten prep in Ms. Heather’s class…love…Ms. Becca’s kindergarten cuties…Valentine’s day gifts and lots of fun in Ms. Monika’s kindergarten class…lots of love in Mrs. Saissi’s classroom…Class picture and science experiments in Mrs. Ajeroh’s first-grade class…classwork and stuffed animal repair in Mrs. Starr’s second-grade class…Dr. Plesa’s third-grade scholars hard at work…Mrs. Cox’s gallery of students’ work honoring Black American artists…Mrs. Lewis’s fourth and fifth graders.
