Today is Tuesday September 21 th and it’s day 6.
Korean and Chinese Harvest Festivals:
Are you curious about what some people in our WMS community will be celebrating today? Today there are two major harvest holidays that people will be celebrating: the Mid-Autumn festival in China, East and South-East Asia, and Chuseok in Korea.
The mid-autumn festival, or Moon Festival, is a family-centered holiday celebrating togetherness and a good harvest. Moon cakes are foods often eaten at this festival.
Chuseok is the harvest festival that also honors and celebrates deceased ancestors.
There are students and their families at WMS who will be observing one of these holidays. We wish all people at WMS observing these holidays, a happy Mid-Autumn Festival, and Happy Chuseok.
Beginning tomorrow Wednesday during lunch lots C and Lots D will move down to Sprague field permanently. Today is the last day for lunch on lots C and Lot D
There will be Cross Country Practice tomorrow Wednesday September 21 but NOT on Thursday September 22
Late Bus Protocol
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If a student is with a teacher until 3:30, they will send them to the late bus when they hear the late bus announcement over the PA.
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If the student has finished working with their teacher prior to 3:30 the teacher will send them to the LIBRARY with a PASS. They will not be permitted into the library without a pass from their teacher. The Teacher will write the TIME on the pass.
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The Library is NOT open for general use (homework, socialization, etc. at this time.) It is only open to kids waiting for the bus.
Lunch will be outside today!
Thank you everyone and enjoy your day!