Woodland Park Alma Mater By Shirley Acuff
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By Shirley Acuff Woodland Park Panthers Are lined against the sky. Standing proud her education, As the years go by. We will honor and we’ll love her; Always carry high her banner. Hooray for the yellow and the blue! Refrain:
We will work, play and learn. We will work, play and learn. Sons and daughters, she’ll be proud of. God bless Woodland Park! Woodland Park Elementary School 88 Panther Drive Sparta, TN 38583 931-738-3505 Kim Luna, Principal Juli Johnson, Vice-Principal White County Schools Sandra Crouch, Director of Schools White County Board of Education Edd Cantrell Donna Jones Richard McBride Kenneth Robinson Gary Sparkman Becky Tubb Janet Webb
President Carmen Ratliff President-Elect Tabatha Greene Secretary Brandy Jones Treasurer Tim Krieg
Principal CODE OF CONDUCT One of the most important life lessons taught should be discipline. It is necessary that children learn to develop self-discipline in order to further their learning. We ask that you discuss with your children the importance of and need for good behavior and a good attitude while at school. Conduct RulesStudents are expected to:
1st offense: Taken and returned to student at the end of the day. 2nd offense: Taken and only returned to parent 3rd offense: Taken and parent must see Principal or Director of Schools to have item returned.
Woodland Park Elementary School Staff 2012-2013 Paraprofessionals Cafeteria Amy Austin Karen Neal, Manager Ashlea Clark Deborah Culver Coriena Carter Linda Pittman Sandra Hanna Sonja Poston Robin Hickey Jeannette Reese Becky Kincer Jeanne Simpson Deborah Lamb Ann Sullivan Sandra Lindsey Monica Sadler Linda Margeson Darlene Young Tonya Mitchell Tonya Morris Custodians Judy Payne Elizabeth Bergstrom Rebecca Reed Alan Kirby Donna Roberts Edward Randolph Helen Seibers Tommy Roberts Irene Sullivan Jessica Taylor School Nurse Anita Thacker Angie Cantrell Amy Ward Jennifer Zahr Secretary Kay Rogers School Philosophy We, the faculty of Woodland Park, believe that we should provide the children with the basic learning skills they will need to function satisfactorily as they advance to the next level of learning and daily life. We aid children in the development of self-help skills, social skills, and attitudes. We attempt to provide enrichment experiences in the cultural areas. We believe the community is responsible for cooperation with the faculty and staff. The community should provide cultural and financial support. Interpersonal relationships between and among students should promote tolerance of differences as well as cooperation. Feelings, property, and personal well-being should be respected. Mutual respect and a cooperative effort promote a desirable student-staff relationship. Acceptance of differing teaching styles creates positive professional relationships. Teachers should be worthy of the community’s respect and trust. We strive and expect to instill positive attitudes and encourage the student to accept self-responsibility. We provide a structured environment in which the students can practice good citizenship. These skills and attitudes should enable students to develop into responsible adults. Note to Parents Parents are welcomed and encouraged to come and talk with their child’s teachers. Conferences may be arranged through the office for any afternoon, Monday through Friday, between 3:00 and 3:15 p.m. The telephone number is 738-3505. Report cards will be issued one week following the end of each 6 weeks grading period. You, as a parent, may also be asked to participate in a conference concerning student progress or behavior during the school year. If this is necessary, you will be notified in advance and a convenient time will be set for the conference. Any accident or illness of a student while at school will be reported to the parent, if needed. However, no student will be sent home unless a responsible adult is there to receive him/her. The health of a student is important to maintaining effectiveness in schoolwork. Good nutrition, adequate rest, cleanliness, and medical and dental health are essential. Physical examinations are required prior to enrollment in kindergarten, and immunizations, by law, must be kept updated. Good discipline originates in the home. Since parents are a child’s first teacher, they need to instill in each child good behavior habits and proper attitudes toward school. Only when parents work cooperatively with teachers to solve discipline problems will pupils emerge with self-discipline and a sense of responsibility. Here at Woodland Park, disciplinary action has two purposes:
Woodland Park Elementary School Faculty Kim Luna, Principal Juli Johnson, Vice Principal KG Debbye Bouldin Special Marsha Farley Marti Downs Education Tammy Glass Kelley Haston Joni Simpson Teresa MacLeod Sheila Lynn Jan Willhite Martha Thompson Cheryl Webster 1st Kaci Dilldine Renee England Title I Will England Kristy Frazier Joan Graham Brenda Neal Barbara Sorrell Sue Anne Turner
Tim Lewis Physical Cheryl Marcom Annette McBride Education Wendy Parker Brenda Simpson
Regina Cooley Kim Stoglin Bragen Emerton Janie McBride Technology Ryan Heady Coordinator 4th Dana Carter Music Shirley Acuff Michael Cunningham Art Germaine Bumbalough Nancy Kelly Robert Sims Lynndorian Swindell Guidance April Taylor
Cynthia Kinnaird Sherry McDonald Kathy Phillips School Calendar 2012-2013 August 9 Student Registration, 8:00 – 9:30 AM August 14 First Full Day of School August 16 County-wide Open House, 3:15 - 6:15 PM September 3 Labor Day, schools closed October 1 K-12 Report Cards October 15-19 Fall Break, (Mon.-Fri.5 days) schools closed November 6 Election Day, schools closed November 20 K-12 Report Cards November 21,22,23 Thanksgiving Holiday, schools closed November 27 PreK-5th Parent/Teacher Conf. 3:15-6:15PM December 21 Christmas Parties 2:00 elementary schools Dismiss for Christmas Holidays 3:00 PM January 3 Schools Re-Open January 9 K-12 Report Cards January 21 Martin Luther King Day, schools closed
February 18 Presidents’ Day, schools closed March 1 K-12 Report Cards March 5 PreK-5th Parent/Teacher Conf. 3:15-6:15 March 22 Spring Break, dismiss 9:30 March 25-29 Easter/Spring Break, schools closed 5 days April 22 K-12 Report Cards Apr.25,26,29,30 TCAP Testing (Grades 3-8) May 24 Last Day of School, Dismiss at 9:30 AM Directory: ESW -> Files Files -> I. parties to the agreement 6 II. Recognition 6 Files -> Welsh or English Download 143.95 Kb. Share with your friends:
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