We absolutely love welcoming families to campus for lunch! It is always special to see our students light up when they get to share part of their school day with you.

If you are joining your child for lunch, please remember to sit with them in our designated visitor section on the stage. This helps us maintain supervision and keeps our cafeteria running smoothly. Parents should not sit at the student tables with classes.

Please also keep in mind:

Thank you for partnering with us and helping us keep lunch a safe, organized, and enjoyable time for everyone! 💚🐺

Our students in grades 3–5 are working hard and preparing to take their 3rd Quarter Benchmark Assessments later this month! These assessments help us measure student growth and guide instruction as we head into the final stretch of the school year.

We are incredibly proud of the tremendous growth our students demonstrated on their 2nd Quarter benchmarks and look forward to seeing even higher levels of achievement this quarter!

On testing days, we will operate on a modified schedule to ensure a focused and supportive testing environment. Please note that lunch visitors will not be permitted for any grade level on these dates.

Thank you for your continued support in helping our students get plenty of rest, eat a healthy breakfast, and arrive at school on time and ready to do their best! 💚

The Cabarrus County Education Foundation is excited to bring Book-a-Palooza back to Wolf Meadow Elementary on April 9th! Every student will get to choose and take home two brand new books—we can't wait to add to your student's home library!

You can be part of the fun by volunteering to help prepare books (during March), set up the afternoon before (4/8), or help during the event (4/9). Let's make this day unforgettable for our students!

 

Sign up to volunteer here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090F4FAAA92CA2F94-52559779-ccef#/

Yearbooks are on sale for $20. Students brought home an envelop and order form in their weekly folders.

This week, our school community will focus on the character strength of Love of Learning. Love of learning means enjoying the process of learning new things, whether in school or on your own.

People with a love of learning are motivated because they find joy in learning itself, not just for rewards like grades or prizes. They are driven by the excitement of discovering and mastering new skills.

Developing a love of learning is important for students because it helps them stay motivated and engaged. It can also improve their mental and physical well-being as they take pride in overcoming challenges and growing.

To practice and encourage the character strength of Love of Learning 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.