Congratulations Woodbrook School
Another banner year
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Woodbrook's Upcoming Events
Thursday, Nov. 19th
Individual Picture Make Up Day
Monday, Nov, 23rd
Woodbrook Reading Night-6:30-7:30
Wednesday, Nov. 25th-Friday, Nov. 27th
School Closed-Thanksgiving Holiday
Pride Parties Oct. 30 (Friday) - Dress Like a Book Character Theme (no scary outfits please!) Dec. 18 (Friday) - Dress Like a Sports Star/ Athlete Theme April 1 (Thursday) - theme TBD Fourth Pride Party (likely the last day of school; to be finalized later due to any make-up days- Theme to be announced
* Don't forget to preview our calendar link for additional information on upcoming events throughout the school year!
SCHOOL OPENING/CLOSING INFORMATION
For information about the School Division's inclement weather procedures, visit the website at www.k12albemarle.org/closings |
THE CAT AND THE HAT COMES BACK
A smiling Cat in the Hat is just one of many book characters participating in the Storybook Character Parade. Students, teachers, and staff dress as characters from their favorite books and stories. |
PUMPKINS, PUMPKINS EVERYWHERE
Students and their adult buddies have a great time decorating pumpkins and cookies during the first COSTS (Connecting Our Students, Teachers, and Staff) event of the school year.
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 THE TRIPLE C CHALLENGE Woodbrook 5th graders conquer challenges together at Triple C Camp as part of an annual field trip. A big thanks to the Woodbrook PTO for their support of this effort! |
Congratulations Nurse Betsy Krull!
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 ANNUAL SCHOOL-WIDE FIELD TRIP
Students learn about mid-19th century German farms as a part of Woodbrook's school-wide field trip to Staunton's Frontier Culture Museum. |
THANK YOU TO OUR DAY OF CARING VOLUNTEERS
Local BB&T worked hard to beautify our Mary Underwood Learning Garden and the UVA Virginia Foundation for the Humanities helped clear brush from our Nature Track area!
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 ADDING COLOR TO A CLOUDY DAY...
Kindergarten students and parents have fun together tie-dying tee-shirts. The shirts and beautiful colors were provided through a PTO-funded grant to create shirts for the kindergarten students to wear on upcoming field trips.
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Virginia Department of Education Releases H1N1 Information Videos for Parents
The
Virginia Department of Education (VDOE), in cooperation with the
Virginia Department of Health, has produced two videos to inform
parents and school personnel of the steps they can take to prevent the
spread of H1N1 A Influenza (also known as "swine flu") and seasonal
influenza.
The videos - "H1N1 for Parents" and "H1N1 for Educators" - are available for viewing on the VDOE H1N1 A Influenza Web site.
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Find out more about Woodbrook from the Virginia Department of Education...
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