📣 Schedule Update for Friday, November 14, 2025
Our goal was to hold a full instructional day on Friday, November 14th, but due to the number of subs needed to cover staff supporting extracurricular and athletic programs, we’ve determined that we cannot safely operate on a normal schedule.
Ware County Schools will shift to a Flexible Learning Day for students and a ½-day Professional Learning Day for staff. Students will receive meaningful learning activities to complete from home while our staff members engage in professional learning onsite. Principals will share school-specific details.
Thank you for your understanding, flexibility, and continued support, and best of luck to our Gators in the first round of the playoffs! 💚💛 #WeAreWare #GoGators
Parents,
The Rec Department/Memorial Park will be closed tomorrow, November 11, 2025. Please send in a note to communicate how your child will go home tomorrow.
Thank you!
Ask your child, “Who made your day better today?” Gratitude spreads fast when named.
Hey, Center Tigers! Stay informed—take a look at November’s newsletter!
Share something you learned from a mistake. It normalizes failure and models resilience.
Read aloud — even to big kids. Shared stories create common ground.
Some kids dream of being YouTubers. Help your child understand what’s private and what’s not. Get conversation starters at Parent ProTech: https://app.parentprotech.com/1057/ware-county/en/signup?source=admin
Encourage your child to notice helpers at school — the custodian, nurse, bus driver — and say thanks.
Review hand-washing and healthy habits. Fewer germs, fewer absences.
This is a reminder that Picture Day is tomorrow, November 4, 2025.
We’re Weather-Ready! Students will practice tornado and storm safety drills this month. Remind your child to follow directions, stay quiet, and know their safe space inside the school.
Start a gratitude jar. Each family member adds one thankful note a day until Thanksgiving.
Celebrate the small stuff: Tell your child one thing they did this month that made you proud. End October on a high note.
Reminder: Lunchboxes do not self-clean. Check your child’s bag tonight. You might discover a science experiment growing in there.
Review trick-or-treat safety together: crosswalks only, group travel, check candy before eating.
Georgia weather often means cold mornings with warm afternoons. Send kids with a jacket they can stash in their bag.
End of month check: Look through your child’s phone for any new hidden apps (calculator vaults, disguised folders).
School stress builds this time of year. Ask your child: “Is anything weighing on you right now?” and just listen.
Parents, if you’re sneaking candy from the Halloween stash, at least be strategic. Rotate the bag so no one notices. Oop!
The week of Halloween is busy—stick to bedtime routines so kids don’t turn into goblins before Thursday night.