WELLSVILLE WOLF CUB NEWSLETTER

2019-2020

www.ccsdut.org/wellsville

Looking Ahead

| VOL #8 | Oct 21- Oct |25

Oct 31st- HalloweenOct 28th - Nov 1-Red Ribbon WeekNov 11th - Veteran's day ProgramNov 13th- Musical Parent MeetingNov 27-29- Thanksgiving(NoSchool)

Look for Informationcoming for the musical. Parent meeting onNovember 13th. @ 6:30

Junior MustangBasketball

Team draft is October 26th. Look for more information on

our facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/WellsvillePTO/

Text @vpto to 81010 for updates and reminders

RED RIBBON

WEEK

MondayTuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Wear Red Day

Express y0ur favorite

Animal

Mis Match Day

Neon Day

Our final total for

the fundraiser

$16,901

Thanks to all

involved

Oct 28- Nov 1

Mr. Harris

Our final total for our fundraising efforts ended up being$16,901. We are very appreciative of your generosity. We willuse those funds wisely and in accordance to how we explainedto you early of what it will be used for. Thanks so much! Not this week, but next week will be Red Ribbon week. Red Ribbon Week is an alcohol, tobacco, and other drug andviolence prevention awareness campaign. As usual there will bethemed days. Monday will be “wear Red day”, Tuesday “comeexpressing your favorite animal”, Wednesday is Mismatch Day,Thursday is Halloween, Friday is “wear neon day”. Students stillneed to meet school dress expectations during these days. Halloween can be a little tricky, so here are the guidelinesfor Halloween as approved by our School Community Council soyou can prepare for it properly.Halloween is just around thecorner. We know it’s a very exciting time for our students. Wewant them to enjoy the day, but it’s still an important academicday here at school as well. We would like to capture the best ofboth worlds. Students are welcome to wear a school friendlycostume that complies with our dress code if they adhere to thefollowing stipulations.

No Masks or extremely heavy make-up that covers/obscuresthe head/face. For safety purposes, we need to knoweveryone’s identity. Faces can’t be completely covered inmake-up.No toy weapons.No Blood and Guts, “softer” characters, please.Costumes should not be so distracting that it interferes withteachers’ instruction.No hand-held costume accessories, they often turn intonuisance items in the classroom and on the playground.