We are excited to share some great news about transportation at Wolf Meadow! Many of our students have now received their bus passes, and with the addition of an extra bus driver, we are hopeful that there will be fewer late buses in the mornings and afternoons. Thank you for your patience as we worked through the first few weeks of the year—our transportation systems are running much more smoothly now.

Important Car Rider Update: Thanks to more students riding the bus, our car rider line will now end at 3:20 PM.

Please be sure to arrive before 3:20 to pick up your child. Our line has been moving much faster, and last week we saw it clear out more quickly each day. While there may occasionally be delays, most afternoons should move efficiently. Remember—if you arrive after 3:20, you will need to park and come into the front office to sign your child out.

We are looking forward to another great week at The Meadow and can’t wait to see all of our families this Thursday from 5:30–7:00 PM for Curriculum Night!

This week, our school is focusing on the character strength of Teamwork. Teamwork means working well with others as part of a group. It involves being loyal, reliable, and dedicated to helping your team reach its goals.

People who are strong in teamwork desire to help all group members succeed, committing time and resources to the group's shared goals. Sometimes, this means setting aside personal achievements to ensure the team does well as a whole. By doing this, they create positive feelings and help form a strong bond among group members.

Being a good teammate benefits everyone. When students work together, they feel proud of being part of something bigger than themselves.

To practice and encourage the character strength of teamwork at home, please visit The Positivity Project’s mobile-friendly P2 for Families (available in English and Spanish), where you will watch a video together and discuss a quote and three questions. Below are links to this week’s P2 for Families lessons. Click on the grade level that best meets your child’s needs.

Thank you for your support!

Did you know that being at school every day is one of the most important ways your child can learn and grow? Consistent attendance helps students build strong routines, stay on track with learning, and develop important habits for success.

We understand that sickness and appointments may arise, and absences are sometimes unavoidable. When your child is absent, please don’t forget to complete our Absence Request Form, which goes directly to our data manager. This helps us keep accurate records and stay connected with your family.

Let’s work together to make every day count!

Is your family in need of assistance with clothing, food, or other resources? Click below to complete the Family Needs Questionnaire to let our student support team know.

If your child could benefit from seeing one of our school counselors, please click the Student Counseling Referral button below. This will submit a form to our counselors.

All students in grades 1st-5th will be taking the iReady reading and math diagnostic in class between August 18th-September 3rd.

All students in grades K-3rd Grade and 4th grade RTA students will be administered DIBELS testing August 18th-September 9th.

3rd Grade Students will take the BOG assessment on Tuesday, August 26th.