These are the 2025 Young Illustrator Winners for Williamstown Elementary. Congratulations!
9 days ago, Tori Dixon
New NTID Days (Non-Traditional Instructional Day) may be used for winter weather. Students complete work at home (packets for elementary, Schoology for grades 3 - 12). Attendance = work turned in. Families notified via WCS app, calls, website & social media. Meal boxes available. Learn more:
https://woodcountyschoolswv.com/ntid10 days ago, Wood County Schools
If you requested a food box for the Thanksgiving break, they will be available on Friday from 8:00-3:30. We do have a few boxes that haven't been spoken for, so please send me (Ms. Cumpston) a ROOMS message and I will get you added.
11 days ago, Lee Ann Cumpston
Reminder Free Dinner!
12 days ago, Tori Dixon
Come join us tomorrow for Fall Festival!
15 days ago, Lee Ann Cumpston
Free Dinner!
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16 days ago, Tori Dixon
The illusionist, David Corn put on a great show today at the elementary. The show was about What Success Really Is. He had some great helpers during the show. There is a free show tonight, check out the pictures to see more information. Your child received a free ticket at school.
16 days ago, Tori Dixon
Today is World Kindness Day. Williamstown Elementary is celebrating by giving gratitude grams to someone special at the school. Each gram comes with a tattoo that we will all wear on November 21. We have plenty in the office if you need more. Each gram is $1.00. We will make sure that every child has a tattoo for that day!
16 days ago, Tori Dixon
Dear Parents,
As a token of appreciation, Lifetouch is offering discounts on school photography!
50% off a purchase of $50+ with code 50THANKS
40% off a purchase of $40+ with code 40THANKS
30% off a purchase of $30+ with code 30THANKS
Valid through 12/01/25
To order, log in to your account on mylifetouch.com or create an account, find your student and order using your student's student ID number (if available at your school). Don’t forget to order your FREE Digital SmileSafe card!
More about the Smilesafe program here.
17 days ago, Lee Ann Cumpston
Have you wondered about how discipline decisions are made at the school? Have you had questions about the protocols that are in place to keep your children safe from threats? Ms. Dixon, Mrs. Morris, and Mrs. MacIver will be sharing information about our school discipline procedures during our LSIC meeting.
19 days ago, Lee Ann Cumpston
Just a reminder that we will be hosting a food drive for the Williamstown Pantry this week. You may drop off items during conferences or send in with your child this week. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
20 days ago, Lee Ann Cumpston
The Veterans Day Program was wonderful last night. The 2nd grade team and teachers worked so hard. Thank you to everyone who came.
22 days ago, Tori Dixon
Wood County Prevention Coalition · Promoting Positive Youth Development! - Bowling Bash to Strike Out Drugs - This event is directed towards our youth and student aged populations. Prizes awarded to the top elementary, middle, and high school bowlers. Free bowling, pizza, drinks, and T-shirts. 4 to 6 bowlers per Lane. Limited two adults per Lane. The event will be held on November 15 from 1 PM to 3 PM. Registration opens at 12:30 PM. The event will be held at Pike Street Lanes at 2605 Pike Street in Parkersburg.
25 days ago, Wood County Schools
For red ribbon week we focused on students that are always safe, responsible, and a good friend. We have so many great students at Williamstown Elementary. Congrats to Leah for winning the giftcard.
25 days ago, Tori Dixon
Let's do our part! Families, we will be collecting items for the Williamstown Food Pantry next week. Items may be dropped off during parent/teacher conferences or sent in with your children.
25 days ago, Lee Ann Cumpston
Thank you, Hall Financial for a great day learning about the importance of financial literacy. The 5th grade students learned to budget, write a check, and play math games that related to money. It was an added bonus the event was on Halloween. Enjoy their costumes! We can't wait for the next one.
26 days ago, Tori Dixon
Halloween Parade K-5
All students will go outside for the parade and may wear costumes. Students in K-2 will walk around the track. Students in 3-5 will walk a half-lap and then be spectators on the outdoor classroom side of the field.
Parents may stand inside the track-along the fence on the street side. All students will be on the other side (left) of the track.
After the parade, the students who returned the form, stating that they were being signed out, will stand with a teacher at the grade level cone. Parents will go to the cone and sign out from the teacher.
If the students did not return the paper saying they were leaving at that time, the students will be sent back to the classroom, and the parent will be sent to the office to sign them out. This will take time and parents should be prepared to wait. Ms. Cheryl will not begin calling classrooms until the grade-level has returned to the building from outside.
Your cooperation means everything and is much appreciated! It allows us to open events to families and follow safety protocols.
about 1 month ago, Lee Ann Cumpston
We are going to move the PK Halloween parade inside because of the rain tomorrow.
Parents are to come through the door that K-5 students come through in the morning (in the front) beside the gym around 1:15. The PK aides will help direct parents when they enter the building.
If your child is in Mr. Frazier's and Mrs. Joy's class, you will be lining up in the cafeteria. If your child is in Mrs. Morgan's or Mrs. Shawver's class, you will be on the right side of the gym. Parents, please stay in the cafeteria or the gym.
The PK students will walk 1 lap. The lap will include the gym and the cafeteria. Parents may sign their child out after the parade.
about 1 month ago, Lee Ann Cumpston
Our Zide's orders are scheduled to arrive the first of next week. If something was ordered as a present or surprise, please send the teacher a message on ROOMS, otherwise orders will be sent home with students.
about 1 month ago, Lee Ann Cumpston
