⏱️ Save Time, Skip the Line: Your End-of-Year "Fast Pass" is Here!

We know the end-of-year hustle is real. Between finding a parking spot and making sure you have the camera ready for that field day or award ceremony, the last thing you need is a bottleneck at the front desk.

To help you get from the front door to your child’s classroom in record time, we’re reminding everyone to utilize the Raptor Safe app. Consider it your digital key to a smoother, faster visit!

🌟 Why Parents are Switching to the App:

• Be the "Early Bird" (Even if you're late): Use the Raptor Passport feature to pre-verify your identity from your couch. When you arrive, you’re ready to roll.

• The Power of the Scan: Instead of fumbling for your ID while the fun is starting, just pull up your secure QR code for a "scan-and-go" experience.

• Top-Tier Security: To keep our campus safe, your unique QR code refreshes every 5 minutes. It’s high-tech, highly secure, and highly convenient.

📝 Ready to Level Up?

1. Download the Raptor Safe app.

2. Pre-verify your profile today.

3. Scan in seconds when you arrive for all the upcoming festivities!

Getting Started

Click Here to access the Raptor Safe Set Up Guide

 Parents, as a PBIS school, we strive to create a positive learning environment for all our students and staff. We utilize a schoolwide approach to teach, model, and reinforce positive behaviors, actions, and words. Here at WJES, we use the PAWS framework: Pride, Attitude, Work, and Safety. Through classroom lessons, videos, and activities, we explain what Pride, Attitude, Work, and Safety should look and sound like throughout our school building. Our PAWS matrix is displayed around the school and in classrooms. Why PBIS? Why PAWS? They help provide clear expectations for our students, establish a common language for everyone, and foster a positive school culture.

Every day, our students are recognized for demonstrating PAWS in the hallways, classrooms, lunchroom, playground, and even on the bus! Student recognition can be verbal, visual, or tangible. Students may be recognized through verbal praise, a high five, DOJO/PBIS points or tickets, student of the month awards, Mindset student of the month awards, or even with a gold coin for the book vending machine. 

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