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Week of March 24th, 2014

The Williams School works with each child to build an enduring foundation

for academic, moral, and social success. Williams School students embody

integrity, confidence, discipline, and a love of learning.

Honor before Honors

MARK YOUR CALENDARS

For the foll owing TWS events:Tuesday, March 25

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4th

Grade Field Trip- Baywatcher Boat

Board Meeting 4:30 PM

Wednesday, March 26th

Kindergarten Dr. Seuss Dress Up Day

Thursday, March 27th

Dress Down Day

Friday, March 28th

School Musical 7:00 PM

Sunday, March 30th

April 2

VAIS Accreditation Visit

Tuesday, April 1st

Pick-A-Time Conference Scheduling Opens 8:30AMWednesday, April 2

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Early Dismissal 1:00 PM

(Extended Day available)

Tuesday, April 8th

Pick-A-Time Conference Scheduling Closes 12 NOON

PAC Meeting 3:30 PM

Thursday, April 10th

Early Dismissal 1:00 PMScholastic Book Fair

Parent Conferences 3:00-6:00 PM

Friday, April 11th

Parent-Teacher Conferences 8:00AM-4:00PM

Scholastic Book Fair

Camp Williams: Available

TWS SCHOOL MUSICAL

BUGSY MALONEWHEN:Friday, March 28

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TIME:7PMWHERE:MAURY HIGH SCHOOL

Weekend VolunteersThank you to Jack, Nicholas and their father,

John Ryan, for their community service efforts in

sprucing up the Extended Day garden on the back stepsof The Humanities buildin !

KINDERGARTEN DR. SEUSS DRESS UP DAY

Wednesday, March 26th!

A Note Parents of Bugsy Malone Performers:Costumes:Bugsy Maloneis set in the early 1930s just after the depression.

Everyone should have a costume that suggest this special theme.

These should NOT be complicated costumes. In fact, you do not

need and entire costume since accessories can be very evocative of a

period. For example, you might look at home or in thrift shops for:

hats are a possibility simple dresses for girls, short-wide ties for boys.

Hair gel will also help to create the special look; girls with spit curls

and boys with really slicked back hair. We have purchased gangster

type hats and other special accessories for the main characters. If

you still have questions about your childs costume, please feel free to

call Mr. Broadhurst at school or send an email.

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THIS WEEKSaturday, March 22nd

OptionalGirls Soccer Practice 10:00AM-2:00PM

OptionalBoys Tennis Practice 2:00PM-4:00PM

Monday, March 24th

Girls Soccer Practice 3:30-5:00 PM

Tuesday, March 25th

4thGrade Field TripBaywatcher Boat (see pg 3)

Board Meeting 4:30 PM

Girls On The Run 3:00-4:30 PM

Boys Tennis Practice 3:30-5:00 PMWednesday, March 26th

Kindergar ten Dr . Seuss Dr ess Up Day


Thursday, March 27th

Dress Down Day


Boys Tennis Game vs./@ Norfolk Academy 4:00 PM

Friday, March 28th

School Musical 7 PM

LOOKING AHEADSunday, March 30

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Monday, March 31st

VAIS Accreditation VisitGirls Soccer Practice 3:30-5:00 PM

Tuesday, April 1st



Girls Soccer Game vs./@ Norfolk Academy 4:00 PM

PickA-Time Conference Scheduling Opens 8:30AM

Wednesday, April 2nd


Early Dismissal 1:00 PM (ext. day available)

Thursday, April 3rd

Dress Up DayForensics (main/alternates tryouts): time TBD

Girls On The Run 3:00-4:30 PMBoys Tennis Practice 3:30-5:00 PM

Friday, April 4th

Forensics (main/alternates tryouts): time TBD

FARTHER AHEAD.Monday, April 7th


Tuesday, April 8th

Pick-A-Time Conference Scheduling Closes 12 NOON


Boys Tennis Practice 3:30-5:00 PM

PAC Meeting 3:30 PM

Wednesday, April 9th

Girls Soccer Game vs/@ Baylake 4:00 PM

Thursday, April 10

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Early Dismissal 1:00 PM

Parent Conferences 3:00-6:00 PM


Extended Day: Available

Friday, April 11th

Parent-Teacher Conferences 8:00AM-4:00PM


Camp Williams: Available

**Final Opportunity Reminder: Financial Aid

Requests are due no later than Tuesday, March

25th

, 2014 to the business office

First Graders in Mrs. Marr and Mrs. Grandys Class

(Lucy and Clarke) On their way to

Forensics Team

Keep practicing at home.Bring your piece to schoolevery day. Tryouts for maincompetitors and alternatecompetitors are on

April 3rd & 4th.(Times TBD)

Contact Ann Dubik with any

questions or concerns [email protected].
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

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Fourth Grade Trip to the Oyster Reef

Each year, the Fourth Graders participate in the Oyster Reef Keepers program through

The Chesapeake Bay Foundation. Last Tuesday, they went to visit their oyster floats

located in Larchmont to clean the outside of the float, take a random sampling of

oysters and measure them. On Tuesday, March 25th

they will go out on the BayWatcher

boat to transplant the oysters on a reef on a branch of the Elizabeth River.

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