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Wood Oaks Newsletter: Testing and Conferences

Testing- This Tuesday!

As we referenced in our newsletters over the last couple of weeks, this coming Tuesday, October 13, is our Terra Nova/Pre-ACT testing day. Help us ensure that students get a good night's rest, grab breakfast, and arrive on time for testing. We start testing promptly at the start of the day and end by lunchtime. Thank you for scheduling appointments and pickups after the testing window. As always, we are here if you have any questions or concerns.

Enjoy the weekend- and Go Bears!

Cheryl and Paul

Parent-Teacher Conferences 

We’re looking forward to connecting with you at Parent-Teacher Conferences on Wednesday, October 14, and Thursday, October 15. 

To help prepare for your video conference, please log in to your SoundCloud (formerly known as Meet the Teacher) account a day or two in advance on the device you plan to use to check for compatibility issues. More information about this can be found on our website.

Halloween Guidelines

Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, but we think some students may still want to dress up on that Friday before. If students choose to dress up on Friday, 10/30, please make sure to follow the following guidelines:

  • Students must come to school fully dressed. Facepainting or hair coloring is never allowed at school. 
  • Students must be fully recognizable. Masks, headwear, or makeup that prevent us from recognizing the students are not allowed. 
  • Weapons of any kind are not allowed, not even toys.
  • Costumes that impede the learning environment in any way will not be allowed. 

Any student wearing a costume that does not meet these guidelines and/or disrupts the learning environment will be required to change clothes and/or have parents bring clothes to change into at school. While we know this can be a fun time of year for students, we want to remind students and parents that it is still a school day with learning occurring in classes.