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Mother-Son Dance
Posted by Laran Lofton on 2/17/2023Woodstock Elementary School was hoppin’ last Friday night, February 17, as mothers and sons came out for the Light Up The Night Mother-Son Glow Dance put on by the Woodstock PTO. After eating pizza and cupcakes, the boys got out on the dance floor early showing off their dance moves and were soon joined by their moms. A slow dance calmed everything down for a moment to give everyone a much-needed rest from all the active dancing, but soon the music was boomin’ again and several conga lines formed. Woodstock Elementary would like to thank many people who helped put on such a great night: Michael Hodges of Atlas Entertainment LLC for the sound system, lights, and equipment; Woodstock Police for providing a safe environment; Woodstock Foodland and Gateway Foodland Corp. for their sponsorship and donations; Balloon Mama for the festive balloons; Crystal Phipps for the monster and graffiti letter artwork; Amanda Todoroff Riley and Brittany Miller for the banner; Little Caesars of Woodstock for the pizza; Anna Lamb Photography for the professional photos; Bibb Belles for serving the party guest; and the PTO members and volunteers for helping plan, prepare, and execute a fun filled night.
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Best Effort Students
Posted by Laran Lofton on 2/1/2023Congratulations to these students who have been showing their best effort in their classwork, behavior, and friendships.
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100th Day of School
Posted by Laran Lofton on 1/25/2023Today, January 25, Woodstock Elementary Students celebrated the 100th day of school . Some of the students chose to dress up as 100-year-old people to celebrate while others wore special shirts commemorating the day. Brag tags and 100 days of school coloring pages were given to each student and some classes had a special snack as well.
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Daddy-Daughter Dance
Posted by Laran Lofton on 1/20/2023Friday, January 20th, Woodstock Elementary Schools cafeteria was jammin' as girls brought their dad's or a significant male influence in their lives to the school for the Daddy-Daughter Dance put on by the WES PTO. Girls wore beautiful dresses and were given tiaras as they entered the magically decorated cafeteria to dance the night away with their fathers. A special thanks to Woodstock Foodland, Gateway Foodland Corp. for your generous sponsorship and donations; Balloon Mama for the decorative balloons; Amanda Todoroff for the banner; Little Caesars in Woodstock for the pizza; Anna Lamb Photography for the pictures; Mrs. Essman, Ms. Lofton, PTO Members and volunteers for your help.
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Donuts with Dad
Posted by Laran Lofton on 1/20/2023Woodstock Elementary School students invited their dad's (or male figure in their lives) to join them for breakfast Friday, January 20th. It was time to enjoy each other's company and share a meal.
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Best Effort Students
Posted by Laran Lofton on 1/18/2023Congratulations to some recent Best Effort Students!
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Best Effort Students
Posted by Laran Lofton on 12/19/2022Congratulations to these students who have been showing their best effort in their classwork, behavior, and friendships.
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Christmas Time at Woodstock Elementary
Posted by Laran Lofton on 12/16/2022Students and Teachers alike got into the Christmas Spirit the last week of school with different dress up days and Christmas Activities.
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Spelling Bee
Posted by Laran Lofton on 11/17/20224th Grade Spelling Bee
Woodstock Elementary held its annual 4th Grade Spelling Bee on Thursday, November 17th. After 16 long rounds, Khloe McCullars came out victorious after successfully spelling the word "configuration." Khloe will go on to represent our school at the Board Level Spelling Bee later this year. Will Chambliss was the runner up.
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Veteran's Day
Posted by Laran Lofton on 11/10/2022Veteran's Day Program 2022
Woodstock Elementary School held a Veteran’s Day Program on November 10th to honor America’s veterans. The program started off with everyone in attendance saying the Pledge of Allegiance. The sound of around 300 students and honored guests saying the pledge together was heart-warming. Next, each grade level sang a patriotic song to show their appreciation for the brave men and women who have given their time and energy to keep us all free. The Student Council then gave us information Veteran’s Day with Bailey Banks finishing off by reading the first part of the President’s Veteran’s Day Proclamation.