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WTPS Food Services
WTPS Food Services
A la Carte Purchasing Returning to all Schools
A la Carte Purchasing Returning to all Schools
Wayne Township Public Schools Foodservice Program has started offering a la carte items (individually sold items) to be offered in addition with the free breakfast and lunch meals given to the students each school day. These items can be purchased with either a funded foodservice account or cash after lunch is served. We are offering second breakfast or lunch entrees, additional side dishes (fruits & vegetables), bottled water, snacks, ice cream- when available and hot/ cold beverages. (High School-Jazzman’s) The current national supply chain challenges have made it difficult to consistently offer our program favorites. We appreciate your understanding as we continue working through this.
Wayne Township Public Schools Foodservice Program has started offering a la carte items (individually sold items) to be offered in addition with the free breakfast and lunch meals given to the students each school day. These items can be purchased with either a funded foodservice account or cash after lunch is served. We are offering second breakfast or lunch entrees, additional side dishes (fruits & vegetables), bottled water, snacks, ice cream- when available and hot/ cold beverages. (High School-Jazzman’s) The current national supply chain challenges have made it difficult to consistently offer our program favorites. We appreciate your understanding as we continue working through this.
Wayne Hills Leo Club Pen Pal Project
Wayne Hills Leo Club Pen Pal Project
The Wayne Hills Leo Club (a youth organization of Lions Clubs International) was given the opportunity to be pen pals with those living in senior care facilities. These thoughtful letters were sent to many facilities in Wayne such as Sunrise, the Bristol, and Brightview. The senior citizens truly appreciated them and hope that this will be an ongoing project. It is quite rewarding for the members to write and converse with someone with different experiences than them. The club hopes to arrange a meet-up at the end of the year, so the students may finally meet their pen pals.
The Wayne Hills Leo Club (a youth organization of Lions Clubs International) was given the opportunity to be pen pals with those living in senior care facilities. These thoughtful letters were sent to many facilities in Wayne such as Sunrise, the Bristol, and Brightview. The senior citizens truly appreciated them and hope that this will be an ongoing project. It is quite rewarding for the members to write and converse with someone with different experiences than them. The club hopes to arrange a meet-up at the end of the year, so the students may finally meet their pen pals.
Caught Doing the Right Thing
Caught Doing the Right Thing
George Washington Middle School and the Wayne Police Department recognized 7th grader Olivia Osuchowski, who was “caught doing the right thing” and was awarded a free Wetzel Pretzel!
George Washington Middle School and the Wayne Police Department recognized 7th grader Olivia Osuchowski, who was “caught doing the right thing” and was awarded a free Wetzel Pretzel!
Olivia is consistently supporting her peers and always offering an encouraging word. One of Olivia’s mottos is, “Everyone makes mistakes. Don’t worry."
Olivia is consistently supporting her peers and always offering an encouraging word. One of Olivia’s mottos is, “Everyone makes mistakes. Don’t worry."
GWMS is impressed with your compassion and care for other people. They are certain that you continue to demonstrate wonderful character traits such as this one and that you're making your corner of the universe a happier place for those you're with. Congratulations, Olivia, GWMS is so proud of you!
GWMS is impressed with your compassion and care for other people. They are certain that you continue to demonstrate wonderful character traits such as this one and that you're making your corner of the universe a happier place for those you're with. Congratulations, Olivia, GWMS is so proud of you!
One Book, One Ryerson- A Community of Readers
One Book, One Ryerson- A Community of Readers
On Wednesday, March 2nd, Ryerson School embarked on the 4th year of its One Book, One Ryerson journey. The entire school community (every student, teacher, paraprofessional, administrator, nurse, and custodian) will read the same book throughout the month of March.
On Wednesday, March 2nd, Ryerson School embarked on the 4th year of its One Book, One Ryerson journey. The entire school community (every student, teacher, paraprofessional, administrator, nurse, and custodian) will read the same book throughout the month of March.
This year’s book selection is Friendship, According to Humphrey, by Betty Birney. Students were given a few clues leading up to the book reveal, which was live streamed to all classrooms by Christine Halstater, School Media Specialist and Kathy Grillo, School Reading Specialist. Students were given wrapped books to open, along with a calendar of discussion questions, a bookmark, and a picture of Humphrey and Og, the two main characters. Students and their families were encouraged to read one chapter each night through the month of March. School Principal Debbie Foti will ask weekly trivia questions about book events. Students are encouraged to take a family picture with Humphrey and Og as they read together. Chapters of the book, read by staff members, were posted to the school website as well.
This year’s book selection is Friendship, According to Humphrey, by Betty Birney. Students were given a few clues leading up to the book reveal, which was live streamed to all classrooms by Christine Halstater, School Media Specialist and Kathy Grillo, School Reading Specialist. Students were given wrapped books to open, along with a calendar of discussion questions, a bookmark, and a picture of Humphrey and Og, the two main characters. Students and their families were encouraged to read one chapter each night through the month of March. School Principal Debbie Foti will ask weekly trivia questions about book events. Students are encouraged to take a family picture with Humphrey and Og as they read together. Chapters of the book, read by staff members, were posted to the school website as well.
One Book, One Ryerson promotes the idea of a community of shared readers and helps foster a love of reading for all. Students have expressed their excitement about this year’s book and look forward to discussing their nightly readings with their teachers and peers the next day in school!
One Book, One Ryerson promotes the idea of a community of shared readers and helps foster a love of reading for all. Students have expressed their excitement about this year’s book and look forward to discussing their nightly readings with their teachers and peers the next day in school!
STARS Presents a Sensory Friendly Movie Event
STARS Presents a Sensory Friendly Movie Event
STARs Movie Flyer.pdfSTARS/UNIFIED March Madness Event
STARS/UNIFIED March Madness Event
March Madness Flyer.pdf
Community Flyers
Community Flyers
Important Dates
Important Dates
Wednesday, March 16th at 7:30 pm: BOE Regular Meeting, 2nd Public Input Session on Budget at Anthony Wayne Middle School, 201 Garside Avenue
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