Report cards are here! 📬
This is a friendly reminder to check-in with your students about their progress in school. Remember to celebrate their success! If your student is struggling academically, please contact their school!
Second through fifth grade students enjoyed reviewing rhythms in an engaging way this past week during LAMPS. First, they reviewed all the rhythm values. Next, they were assigned to a team for a relay game. The first person in each line slid on their sled (scooter) down to the end after they heard a rhythm. They earned points for getting the rhythm correct and an extra point if they came in first. Students enjoyed the competition!
Kindergarten and 1st Grade Students were excited to use the parachute in LAMPS this past week. In honor of National Popcorn Day, students sang through echoes about how to make popcorn. The "popcorn" was sprinkled in the parachute and off went the popping! Students also enjoyed moving around with the parachute. We had so much fun!
Congratulations to our grade level spelling bee winners.
1st Grade - Duncan Bolt
2nd Grade - Owen Germerek
3rd Grade -Alyssa Ellis
4th Grade - Fatima Garcia-Ochoa
5th Grade - Harper Covington
On Tuesday January 23, grade level winners competed in the school wide spelling bee. Congratulations to 2nd Grader Owen Gemerek for winning the school spelling bee! He will compete in the division spelling bee soon!
Attention families! All WPPS students will be dismissed early tomorrow (January 24). ⏰
Starbucks day in Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Crowder’s 5th grade math class. Students worked with a Starbucks price menu to solve math problems with decimals. They earned a “latte” and a sweet treat for their teamwork and efforts!
Students in Mrs. Whitehurst’s 3rd grade class earn tickets during the week for completing their Daily Math Review and showing awesome Pointer Pride behavior! They then use those tickets to shop at the classroom store on Fridays!
West Point Elementary School SCA wanted to show their love for Mrs. Britt during Principal Appreciation Week. We are very lucky to have a principal that does so much for her students and staff. Thank you, Mrs. Britt, for being you and so much more!
West Point Public Schools will operate on a two hour delay on Friday, January 19, 2024.
West Point Public Schools will operate on a two-hour delay, Wednesday, January 17, 2024.
The WPPS School Board Meeting will take place tonight, Tuesday, January 16, at 6:00pm. The meeting is open to the public.
During Virginia School Principal Appreciation Week, we are proud to highlight our dedicated school leaders! 🌟
Join us this week in expressing our gratitude to Laurel Byrd, principal at West Point Middle and High School! Laurel’s commitment to student success is truly inspiring, and we thank her for being an exceptional advocate for our students!
The West Point Public Schools is excited to celebrate our principals during Virginia School Principal Appreciation Week! 🌟
Tonight, we celebrated West Point Elementary principal, Kristen Britt. Thank you, Kristen, for your leadership and tireless efforts to make WPES a special place for all students!
West Point Public Schools will operate on a two-hour delay, Tuesday, January 16, 2024.
There is no school on Monday, January 15, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. We'll see everyone back in class on Tuesday, January 16.
Mrs. Propst’s 5th grade class created a friction lab with Maker Space materials, conducted the lab and collected data to determine if their hypothesis was correct.
Early Release January 9, 2024- All afterschool activities are cancelled for January 9, 2024.
Attendance matters. Help our students arrive to school on time, and we can maximize the potential of each school day!
Last week, 3rd grade students explored stations in music. They enjoyed easing music books, playing with puppets, coloring by music symbols, writing the room, and playing on the electric pianos! They loved getting to move around the room and all the activities of this lesson.
Last week 4th grade students made a musical snowman, played electric pianos, colored by music symbols, and learned about the treble clef staff in a google classroom activity, and practiced writing sixteenth notes.
