Thank you to those of you who have already made your donation to the Annual Fund! But no, we are not there yet; the Annual Fund is at 62% participation, and $65,000 short of its budgeted amount for this year. If you have not yet made your donation, do so online today at https://warnerfundraising.org/warner-annual-fund/. The deadline to get your name on the banner is March 31st.
If you can’t give the suggested amount, give ANY AMOUNT you can. EVERY. DOLLAR. MATTERS!
Warner Annual Fund Class Participation as of 3/8/19
Revere Night is Coming! Revere Night is Coming!
Calling all parents who have questions about Paul Revere. Please join us Tuesday, March 12th at 6:30pm to hear from teachers, counselors and students. Come with all of your questions! Flyer attached. Please RSVP at:
Please join us in the Mitchell Auditorium on Tuesday, March 19 at 8:30am to listen to a discussion about the addiction issues that can arise for kids from Fortnite and other games with Alan Silberg, a cyber security expert, and Sharon Bina, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes in child and family therapy. This discussion will be free of charge.
Patience is waiting without getting upset. It helps us deal with things that may feel uncomfortable (e.g. waiting in a long line or saving our money to buy something we really want). Patience can help us build our good character:
* Waiting my turn (consideration/respect)
* Not complainingwhen I don’t get my way (understanding/less stress)
* Accepting what cannot be changed (compassion)
* Maintaining self-control (confidence)
* Keep trying (persistence/commitment)
A Note from the School’s Office
The school’s office staff is requesting small children clothing for grades TK and kindergarten, sizes 5 and up. They are requesting leggings, shorts, and underwear for boys and girls.
A big thanks in advance!
Warner Parent Portal – Register Now!
Exciting news! Warner is now using the MySchoolAnywhere Parent Portal, for our family and faculty directories, volunteer village signups, and email communication! It is SECURE, easy to use, and free to families and faculty. Login/register now!
BrainPop covers topics within Science, Math, Social Studies, English Language Arts, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Music, Health, Reading, and Writing. The content is carefully mapped to the Common Core, aligned to academic standards, and searchable with the online Standards Tool.
Hundreds of topics are all brought to life through short, animated movies and related interactive quizzes, timelines, charts, writing/vocabulary activities, graphic organizers, and much more.
We have access to two programs-BrainPop (upper grades) and BrainPop Jr. (lower grades). Each has its own website:
The Lost and Found is located outside the kindergarten yard. Please check regularly for your children’s lost items. Lunch boxes will will thrown out at the end of the day each Friday. Unclaimed clothing will be donated the third Tuesday of each month.
Warner What’s Happening Newsletter Submissions:
All newsletter submissions must be approved and emailed to warneravenews@gmail.com by 4:00 p.m. the Friday prior to the following week’s newsletter. Why is it that every time I try to look like James Bond, I always end up looking more like Austin Powers?
Please recycle your used ink cartridges. Drop them off in the containers by the Main Office. Look for more recycling drives coming to Warner this year!
