Wingo Board Report for November 2017

November 2017

Wingo Wins Top Attendance Trophy for the 3rd Month in a Row!
Just a Few Reasons Why Students Enjoy Wingo School

Wingo smiles! Teamwork makes the dream work! It is fun to be
Every day! with friends!
Taking the time
for students.

We love a challenge!

“Three months straight! Expecting greatness in everything we pursue! Great job, Wingo!!!!” declares Scott Bradley.

We acknowledge student
successes!

Wingo Staff Surprises Principal Bradley on Boss’s Day!
October 16th

“What an amazing welcome this morning. I had no idea it was Boss's day, “
exclaimed Scott Bradley. He continued, “I see my desk adorned with
a glorious pile of Chicharrones! A plethora of pork skins flowed out of the
basket onto my desk. I tell you, I don't know if I have laughed and smiled
that much in months.”

Wingo Teachers and Staff
surprise Mr. Bradley with just
a “few” of his favorite snacks!

STLP Groups Represent Wingo School Very Well

All STLP groups have been very busy since school started getting
ready for our November 2nd competition at Murray state.

Destiny Wiggins visited with West
Kentucky Rural Electric on Tuesday
to get ideas on how to conserve
electricity here at Wingo Elemen-
tary. I know she would love your
input as well. This is a big project
for one or two to undertake.

Recently, Isabella Moore, MaKayla
Lawson and Shayla Gillespie visited Vet-
erans at Mills manor. They took veterans
a Wingo shirt and a goody bag. (Thanks
to Mrs. Tana and Mrs. Miller). They also
handed each veteran a flag.

Our weather group has been very busy too. Mrs.
Debbie is awesome with them. She hosted a
Weather Spotter certification meeting and each
Wednesday we are blessed to hear some of her
club present the weather. Recently, Parker Blalock
shared the daily weather report.

Wingo Students Participate in Graves County
Conservation District -Annual AG DAY

Graves County Conservation District
presented the Annual AG DAY on
October 12, 2017. The purpose is to
involve students in learning about
Agriculture in Graves County.

Second Graders Welcome Family Members to Brunch!



Wingo Students Participate in the Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest

Sherry Darnell, Wingo Art teacher,
encouraged students to participate in
the Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest is
the culmination of the Junior Duck
Stamp educational program. After
studying waterfowl anatomy and
habitat, students may express their
newfound knowledge by drawing,
painting or sketching a picture of an
eligible North American waterfowl
species.

Ducks
4th-6th graders
created drawings
of ducks for the
Kentucky Junior

Duckstamp
Contest

Wingo Student, Alleigh Brooke Perkins, is One Year Cancer Free!

Her Classmates Share in Her Joyful Celebration!

Students in Reba Wiggins’ class are also participating in Red Ribbon Week’s
Pajama Day to remind them to “Follow Your Dreams and Don’t Do Drugs!”

Wingo Third Grade Students Receive Special Gift
from the Mayfield Rotary Club

Third Graders in Nakia
Brown’s Class ( to the Left)
proudly display their diction-
ary-resource book given to
them by the Mayfield Rotary
Club.

Sarah Collins’ class shows off
their new gift (in the picture
below.) This class looks excit-
ed to receive such a nice gift.

Graves County Superintendent,
Kim Dublin; community leader from
CFSB Bank, Jesse Clark; College &
Career Readiness Director, Emily
Redden; and business-community
leader, Kevin Curtsinger; all mem-
bers of the Mayfield Rotary Club
presented each child with this
unique book that is a valuable re-
source to help students in their
studies.

LeAnna Pritchard’s class proudly
presents their special gift (in the
picture to the left.)

Susie Toon’s Fifth Grade Students Use STEM Activity to Study Physics

Students use scientific principles of physics to design roller coasters.

Red Ribbon Week-Pajama Day
Follow Your Dreams, Don’t Do Drugs!

Kris Buss’ Kindergarten
class is ready for a cozy
P.J. day!

Amy Elliott’s Kindergarten
class looks very cozy !

Jackie Whitlocks’ First Grade
class is loves Pajama Day!

Red Ribbon Week-Camouflage Day
Drugs Won’t Find Me, I’m Staying Drug Free!

Kris Buss’ Class is hiding out in
kindergarten!

Cafeteria Manager, Tiffany Perkins is
hiding with her son Braylen! I bet if
we could find her, we would find

some great food!
Dara Pritchard’s Class is camouflaged
near the kindness rocks! Great place!

Teacher Assistant, Katie Harms is
camouflaged with Blake Jessup’s
fifth grade bunch! It may be hard
to see them, but it sure looks like

they are having fun!

Red Ribbon Week-Wingo Brave Day!
I’m Wingo Brave, I’m Drug Free!

Dara Pritchard’s Second
Grade Class wears
Wingo blue well!

Jackie
Whitlock’s
First Grade

Class
Makes us

Wingo
Proud!

Amy Elliott’s Kindergarten Class Showing their Wingo Spirit!

Red Ribbon Week-Career Day-Dress for Success!
My Future Matters, I’m Drug Free!

Red Ribbon Week-Super Hero
I Have the Power to Be Drug Free!

Amazing Super Heroes!

Wingo First Graders Visit the Mayfield Fire Station

Melanie Gilliam’s first grade class learns about fire truck equipment.
Jackie Whitlock’s first grade class proudly show off their junior fire hats!

School to Community Connection
Wingo First Graders Learn About Community Helpers

Melissa Oldham’s first grade class enjoys touring the fire department. Wingo First Grade classes
learned all about fire safety, fire
equipment, and about fire fight-
ers who are Community Helpers
that make a difference. The
Mayfield Fire Fighters welcomed
students into the station and
answered questions. Wingo
School would like to thank them
for all they do for us each day!

Wingo School Guidance Counselor, Malena Parham,
Encourages Students to Settle Arguments Peacefully

Reba Wiggins’ Class Is Top in Attendance and Fabulous in PBIS!

Reba Wiggins’
second grade class
received a popcorn
party for receiving
90 feathers thus far
for exhibiting brave
behaviors. Also,
they earned a coke
and candy bar for
winning the top
attendance trophy
as reigning
champs.

Mrs. Reba’s second grade also received a special treat!
They enjoyed slushees for earning feathers for exhibiting PBIS and brave behaviors.

Special Guest, Patrick Lowry, Speaks to “Forever Our Heroes” STLP Group

Recently, Mrs. Debbie Samples invited Patrick Lowry to come talk to Wingo School’s
"Forever Our Heroes" STLP group. He served in Iraq and his pride for our great country
definitely showed in his interview. Mr. Lowry, showed them lots of pictures of his tour and
introduced them to a new word for a hat. Thank you, Mr. Lowry, for your service to our
country and our school.

Wingo School Loves Positive Messages and Positive Attitudes!

Kindergarten Students Are Scoring Big While Learning Sight Words!

Basketball Sight Word game looks like great fun! Kids read a sight word, wad it up into a
ball, and then try to shoot it into Mrs. Kris’ or Mrs. Amy’s basketball hat. Who knew that
learning sight words could be so much fun?

Mr. Blake Jessup Leads Investigative Fifth Grade Team
in Team Building Skills to Solve a Mystery!

Mr. Blake’s 5th grade Reading class had to put their investigative and team building skills to the test
on Halloween Day as they tried to identify key elements of a faux murder case. Students had to identify
the murderer, the motive, the weapon, the location of the murder, and the time.

Wingo Students are Really Spook-tacular!

Sarah Brinkley’s Sixth Grade Reading Classes Enjoyed Fright Week!

Mrs. Brinkley’s class enjoyed reading eerie tales during “Fright Week.” Mrs. Brinkley shares, “Our sixth graders learned about
mood and tone this past week and the power that word choice, imagery, and setting has on a story. We read literary pieces
by Edgar Allan Poe, performed “The Tell-Tale Heart” as a reader’s theater, and enjoyed a much spookier atmosphere than
usual. To help create an even more frightening mood we read some of the tales by flashlight. As an ending to our unit, stu-
dents created an extension to one of our stories. They became the author and used their writing skills to continue to set an
ominous mood in their own pieces.”

Michele Grant’s P.E. Class Gets Students Up and Going!

Teamwork! Let’s Get
Moving!
Let’s Get
Moving!

Wingo students are on the move…..and then some!!!!!!

Fun Girl Times!

Wingo Third Grade Reading Students Enjoy Stone Soup
and Special Guest, Story Teller, Frank McClure