Family check-in: What was the best and worst part of this week?
Parents, you’re invited!
Join us tomorrow at 1:00 PM as we celebrate our amazing 5th grade students during our special Tiger Walk as they take the next step toward middle school!
Families are welcome to line the sidewalk outside and cheer on our students as they walk with pride, marking this exciting milestone in their journey.
Let’s come together to show our Tiger pride and make this a memorable moment for our students!
🧡 Tomorrow
🖤 1:00 PM
🐅 Let’s show our Tiger Pride!
Teach time management by breaking big tasks into smaller steps.
Please see the attached flyer regarding beach day.
Challenge your child to do one kind thing today.
We need your feedback. Please complete the Title I Parent Survey. Your feedback helps us improve and support your child. Thank you!
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Ask: “What’s the hardest thing you’re working on right now?” Then support it.
Help your child prioritize what needs to be done this week.
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Show appreciation and build your child's confidence by telling them something you’re proud of.
Encourage reading. Even 10–15 minutes makes a difference at any age.
Set a “device break” time tonight to focus on rest and connection.
Talk about how screens affect feelings. Then try one screen-free day and see what changes. Get tips on Parent ProTech: https://app.parentprotech.com/1057/ware-county/en/signup?source=admin
Talk about goals beyond school. What are your child's dreams, interests, and future plans?
Encourage independence—let your child take the lead on a task they can handle.
Practice Makes Safe Celebrations! Students are preparing for assemblies, special events, and Honors Day. Help us keep routines safe and clear!
Reflect together: What went well this week? What could be better next week?
Help your child make a short to-do list for tonight.
📣 Ware County Families — We Need Your Input!
As we explore a replacement for our current classroom communication platform, we want to hear directly from the people who matter most in this conversation — our families.
We are gathering parent and guardian feedback through a brief survey to help us identify a communication tool that is simple, reliable, and makes staying connected with your child’s school easier.
Your perspective matters. What works well? What creates frustration? What features help you stay informed and engaged? Your feedback will help guide this decision as we review future options.
📝 The survey will be open through May 4, 2026 and takes only a few minutes to complete.
🔗 Take the Families survey here: https://forms.gle/x2wMBzfZaSfFuVvH9
Thank you for partnering with us and for helping us strengthen school-home communication. Your voice is an important part of this process.
#WeAreWARE #FamilyEngagement #YourVoiceMatters
As we explore a replacement for our current classroom communication platform, we want to hear directly from the people who matter most in this conversation — our families.
We are gathering parent and guardian feedback through a brief survey to help us identify a communication tool that is simple, reliable, and makes staying connected with your child’s school easier.
Your perspective matters. What works well? What creates frustration? What features help you stay informed and engaged? Your feedback will help guide this decision as we review future options.
📝 The survey will be open through May 4, 2026 and takes only a few minutes to complete.
🔗 Take the Families survey here: https://forms.gle/x2wMBzfZaSfFuVvH9
Thank you for partnering with us and for helping us strengthen school-home communication. Your voice is an important part of this process.
#WeAreWARE #FamilyEngagement #YourVoiceMatters
Use small moments—car rides, dinner—to talk about school and life.