🎉 Happy School Librarian Appreciation Day to our very own Mrs. Barber. Whether it's reading to the students, helping them pick a book to check out, or engaging them in meaningful projects and lessons, she connects the students and staff with resources, fosters creativity, and promotes a love for reading. Thank you Mrs. Barber for all you do for the students and staff of AES! 📖
🎉 Happy National Paraprofessional Day! We are very fortunate to have amazing paras at both CSPS and AES. They go above and beyond every day, making a positive impact in the classroom! Thank you for all you do to support the students and staff of KWCPS. 💖
🎉Congratulations to our AES TEACHER OF THE YEAR: Mrs. Tupponce!!!🎉🎈🎈🎈
Come work for us! Join us Tuesday, March 25 from 5:00-7:00 PM!
Watch DOG dad Mr. Womack spent the day with his son on March 6th. Thank you for being a Watch DOG!
The students in Ms. Gammon's class use Starburst to demonstrate the rock cycle. This Starburst rock cycle experiment helps kids visualize how rocks change over time.
Ms. Klakos' class loves it when Mr. Etheridge visits. Students were completely engaged (and very competitive) as they played Connect 4 to review their math skills.
KWCPS Job Fair will be held on Wednesday, March 19 from 1-4 PM. See the flyer for more information.
Dress like your favorite book character day was last Friday and students (and staff) had a blast!
Ms. Compton's class visited Mrs. Welshonce and Mr. McGuckin's Service Learner class. The high school students set up stations for the students and gave a tour of the school. They had a great time.
Calling all volunteers! Please consider signing up as a Duty Free Lunch Volunteer for 3/14. This is now a full day and our teachers have professional development during their planning and would greatly appreciate a break during lunch! Sign up at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084AA9A62BA7F4C70-55615968-duty#/
Enjoy more pictures of our students dressed up as their favorite book character for Read Across America Week.
We loved seeing all the creative book character costumes yesterday. Thanks for helping us wrap up Read Across America week!
School Social Work Week 2025 celebrates the collective power and passion of school social workers who unite communities to ignite positive change in the lives of students, families, and schools. This year’s theme, “Unite to Ignite: Celebrating our Impact,” highlights the vital role school social workers play in fostering connections, advocating for equity, and driving social and emotional growth.
This week, KWCPS celebrates Michelle Bensen and Tierra Harvey-Candia, who go above and beyond to support our students, families, and staff! They provide vital resources and guidance, fostering a safe and inclusive learning environment. We appreciate their dedication and compassion this week and always. Thank you for all you do!
A huge shoutout to our phenomenal maintenance team on Maintenance Worker Appreciation Day! KWCPS extends our gratitude and thanks to Tony Stone, Tony Arizzi, Chris Wrenn, and Ryan Gault! You're the first to respond to emergencies, the experts at keeping our buildings in top shape, and the friendly faces who always lend a hand. We appreciate your tireless efforts in creating a safe and welcoming learning environment for everyone!
Mrs. Jones' 4th Grade Class collaboratively worked with their teams to multiply whole numbers by unit fractions during a game of capture the flag.
A big thank you to our Service Learning students from KWHS for providing beneficial support during the activity!
Attention softball players in grades 3-7: King William Youth Softball Camp is being held April 9 &10. See flyer for details!
Happy Friday! We've made it through an entire week with no snow! Woo hoo! We hope you all have enjoyed this beautiful Spring-like weather. As we close out the week, we'd like to share some final pictures of our students enjoying their Flexible Learning Days. Have a great weekend!
On Tuesday, we had our first HOUSE Pep Rally of the year. Students from both schools came together as their HOUSES to compete in their House Chant, Most spirited, Best Costume, and a Dance completion. House Tortuga won the most HOUSE points for the year so far and received a 15 minutes disco dance party. Ms. Key won the Pencil Trophy for submitting the most points. Teachers, students, and staff had a blast!!!
6 Houses, 1 Family!!!
The Preschool application deadline has been extended. Please see the attached flyer for details.
