Thursday, December 26, 2013

Whitehead students in DRV-SAFE commercials



16 Whitehead students worked with Trooper Chuck Allen , Fox 11 television, NV Safe Routes to Schools and the DRV SFE campaign for over 3 hours to put together commercial spots that are now airing daily on Chanel 11 television. Our students are teaching the Washoe County community with reminders about seatbelt safety and pedestrian safety. Great work !

Check out our awesome students at 
http://www.foxreno.com  
click under DRV SAFE tab
DRV SAFE videos
Scroll down to the bottom of the video list (28 videos total) to the 
"Kids Know It Videos"


Or  click on each link below to see our Whitehead students:

No Text Zone :: Zero Fatalities Left
No Text Zone :: Zero Fatalities Right
No Text Zone :: NVEnergy
No Text Zone :: Toyota

Sunday, December 22, 2013

JWES Pajama Sing Along

We ended 2013 with a great school family gathering! We had a sing along pajama party. This year we had some special guests visiting from The North Pole and lots of adult family members joining us. There wasn't an empty seat in the cafeteria. Our principal was even in footsie pajamas !! What a fun time filled with beautiful singing ! 

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year !!







Principal Challenges Whitehead Students

Miss Keane, principal, has issued a challenge to all students at Whitehead: to read and write everyday throughout the 3 week winter break. 
Each student brought home a blue Winter booklet. There is a reading log and writing pages inside each booklet. Students can work towards receiving up to 4 awards:
1. Reading Award = 1 page of reading log
2. Writing Award= 10 writing pages 
3. 6th Flags Award = 6 hrs of reading 
4. Principal's Participation Award = complete all 3 of the above awards



Successful Shot Clinic at Whitehead ES

This past week 75 Whitehead students received their TDap and/or flu shot/mist here at school. All students that are 11 years and older will need their TDap shot before entering 7th grade.
A big thanks to our school nurse, Mrs. Freier , and many of her nursing colleagues who made this clinic a  smooth success . Students were supported throughout this process and all were happy to receive a lollipop once they completed their turn. 
We are never too old for lollipops!