Did you know the National School Lunch Program serves nearly 30 million children every school day?
Join us in celebrating #NSLW21 Oct. 11–15 to highlight school lunch & the critical role school nutrition professionals play in helping students succeed in & out of the classroom. #TigerPride
Help Needed! USD 234 is hiring a full-time cook and is in need of substitute cooks. Please fill out the application at the following: https://usd234.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
Another fun event for our students and the Fort Scott community. Don't miss out on the festivities next Saturday, October 16th from 9am to noon!
Early release is this Wednesday, October 6th. Winfield Scott will dismiss at 1:06.
Parents - please check SeeSaw this week for activities to do with your kids for Family PE Week (Oct 4-8). We are looking forward to having PE activities with parents at our school in the future!
Miss Isabelle has a big heart! She is always ready and willing to lend a helping hand. Izzy is polite, soft spoken, and a fun student to have in class. She was nominated for a Tiger Award by her classroom teacher, Mrs. Minor.
Mr. Dayton does a great job following directions in class. He makes great choices throughout the day and helps his friends out. He is an amazing kindergarten leader!
Mr. Jase was recognized by Mrs. Cross for being extremely reliable, trustworthy, and helpful in her classroom. He is always willing to help others and assist teachers when they need an extra hand. Awesome job, Jase!
Mr. Cooper works very hard in class. He is always focused and on-task. Cooper is an even better friend and is kind to his peers. He was nominated for a Tiger Award by his classroom teacher, Mrs. VanSickle.
Mr. Bently helped a friend in class that needed assistance. He is always willing to help other students and staff. He's a great example of many of our character words, including kindness, responsibility, and leadership!
Winfield Scott October Newsletter
You can always catch Mr. Drexel making good choices. He is extremely responsible and helpful to others. He tries his hardest in class and is always learning! He was nominated for his Tiger Award by his classroom teacher, Mrs. Cross.
Miss Aleigha was nominated for a Tiger Award by Mrs. Tourtillott for being kind to others, always having a positive attitude, and being a good role model for her peers. She's a great example of our kindness character word!
Mr. Kade is a positive influence in his class. He always has a smile on his face and give encouragement to his classmates. He is definitely a "bucket filler!"
Miss Georgia is a huge help to her peers and teachers. She is kind-hearted and always has a positive attitude at school. She was nominated for a Tiger Award by Mrs. Sather for being a grrrreat tiger cub!
Popcorn Friday's have returned!!! This Friday, October 1st! Please see the note below from the PTO.
Mr. Kyle is very patient in the classroom and the cafeteria. He uses great manners and is respectful, polite, and very positive. He is a great role model for other students at Winfield Scott. Keep up the great work, Kyle!
Miss Skye has a heart of gold and is so kind to peers and adults. She works hard in class, is a great listener, and is always doing her best! Great job, Skye!
Mr. Blakyn comes to school everyday with his best attitude! He works hard and tries his best and doesn't give up when things are difficult. He is a great example of the will power we love to see!
Mr. Memphis is a great listener in class. He is kind to his friends and always willing to help them out. Memphis helped get his class a fun new math activity. Great job!
Miss Emily is very respectful to our staff and other students. She always uses her manners, as noted by our cafeteria staff. Emily is quick to help other students that need assistance. She is hard worker!
Miss Kalia works hard and is always eager to help other students or staff, when needed. She has a positive attitude that rubs off on others around her. She was nominated for a Tiger Award by her teacher, Mrs. Minor!
Mr. Trenton was nominated for a Tiger Award by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Stark for always following directions and listening to his teachers. He is an amazing student and gives his best effort at school.
Mr. Kyson was recognized by his teacher, Mrs. Tuck, for doing his best, assisting peers that need help, and making great choices. He's a true leader and role model for others! Way to go, Kyson!
Miss Naomi tries hard in all that she does, makes great choices, and is a leader in the classroom. She was nominated for her Tiger Award by her classroom teacher, Mrs. Tuck!
We would love to see lots of families supporting our PTO!!
Mr. Charlie was nominated for a Tiger Award by Mrs. Nation for always following directions, being a good friend, and listening to his teachers. He does a great job in the cafeteria and library. Great job, Charlie!
Our first (new and improved) Tiger Award of the school year goes to Miss Emersyn for being on-task, attentive, and respectful in Mrs. Judy's class, and in her specials classes. She sets a great example for her peers and is always willing to help out!
We can't thank our Peerless partners enough for their continued support of Winfield Scott and USD 234. Thank you for your donation and ensuring all of our students have quality water bottles to use at school this year!
A fun event this Saturday and a chance for our students to show off their cycling skills or just watch the festivities!
This afternoon Bus #28 was in an accident out by the lake and everyone is fine. A truck ran a stop sign and caused the accident. Another bus is on the way to get the students home, so they will be later than normal. We are thankful everyone is safe.
E3 is holding baseball tryouts at LaRoche Baseball Complex this Saturday at 9am for boys under 8, and under 7, baseball teams. Sports are a great opportunity for our students. Not only do they learn baseball skills, but also character traits that will allow them to be successful adults and contributing members of society. Please see the attached flyer for more information or visit E3's Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/e3freedombaseball).
Parents: please enter from Sunset Street on the south side of Winfield Scott for morning drop off and Kindergarten pickup as shown in the diagram below. Thank you for ensuring our staff, students, and other parents are safe!
You are invited to Open House!!
* Tuesday, August 17th
* Winfield Scott Elementary
*5:00-6:30 p.m.
*Masks required to enter the building
See You Soon!
Mrs. Miller
Open House is just around the corner!
Good Morning! Just a reminder, in person enrollment is happening today at all buildings. We will be open for enrollment until 6. You may also enroll on line with your PowerSchool username and password. If you are needing that information, please feel free to contact our office.
USD 234 Update: Drop off and Pick up directions for parents.
Extended School Year students (ESY) will be dropped off and picked up at the South entry of the middle school.
All other students will be dropped off and picked up in the main west parking lot of the middle school the first few days due to driveway repairs.