Our #WWP Multilingual Summer Camp this July was packed with hands-on, high-energy experiences designed to keep our students’ English skills sharp while having an absolute blast! From creative projects and team games to interactive storytelling, our campers didn't just practice English-they lived it! 🎨🧪📚 A huge thank you to our amazing educators, enthusiastic campers, and high school volunteers for making this July so unforgettable! 💛 #WWPRSD #MultilingualLearners #SummerCampFun
#FeatureFriday: Last week, WW-P parents and guardians gathered at the High School South Media Center for an incredible opportunity for connection and growth through a Nurtured Heart Approach® Workshop.
After kicking off the morning with breakfast and great conversation, Pema Nodong (DEI Coordinator) and Jon Walton (Community Middle School Counselor) led the participants in diving into powerful, actionable strategies for parents to channel children's intensity positively, celebrate their inner strengths, and cultivate more peaceful homes. We extend our deepest gratitude to the WW-P Education Association for making this invaluable event possible through a PRIDE grant.
Thank you to everyone who joined us to learn, grow, and thrive together!
#NurturedHeartApproach #WWPParentingCommunity #StrongerTogether #WWP #WWPRSD
After kicking off the morning with breakfast and great conversation, Pema Nodong (DEI Coordinator) and Jon Walton (Community Middle School Counselor) led the participants in diving into powerful, actionable strategies for parents to channel children's intensity positively, celebrate their inner strengths, and cultivate more peaceful homes. We extend our deepest gratitude to the WW-P Education Association for making this invaluable event possible through a PRIDE grant.
Thank you to everyone who joined us to learn, grow, and thrive together!
#NurturedHeartApproach #WWPParentingCommunity #StrongerTogether #WWP #WWPRSD
🎶💚 Making music. Building awareness. Supporting mental health.
In May, Thomas Grover Middle School band students came together for a meaningful service project centered around mental health awareness and community support.
The 6th, 7th, and 8th grade bands performed works by composer Randall Standridge, including pieces connected to **The Unbroken Project**—an initiative created to bring awareness to mental health challenges affecting students and adults in our communities.
Through performances, activities, and assemblies, Grover students explored the importance of mental health, the resources available to support one another, and the power of community. Band students also helped make a difference by purchasing mental health awareness T-shirts, with 20% of proceeds donated to mental health nonprofits and suicide prevention organizations that provide crisis resources, therapy access, and community programs.
We are proud of our students for using their music and their voices to spread awareness, show compassion, and make a positive impact!
#WWPRSD #WWP #MentalHealthAwareness #UnbrokenProject