Get Involved

Students wearing their Webster Music shirts, while standing on risers for their choir concert

Activities outside of the classroom can help facilitate and foster these relationships. We offer a wide variety of ways our students can get involved and connect with positive peers and adults.

There are also opportunities for our families to get involved including joining our Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), Building Accountability & Advisory Committee (BAAC), and working in WSD3!

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CAREERS IN WIDEFIELD

Activities

Choir

Permission slips must be returned to Mrs. Lowman before your student may participate.

There will be an activity bus for those who take the bus to school.

We will also perform at the Air Force Academy to sing the National Anthem with other choirs from around the area This is not a mandatory event, but a great experience. Families are invited to attend this event. Ticket are $13.00 each family member including the choir student. Forms will be sent home the first rehearsal.

The only cost to be a member of the Webster Wildcat Choir is to purchase a choir shirt and black pants. Parents may purchase a shirt to support our group. Shirts cost $8.50 and must be paid no later than TBA. Please complete the permission for and have your student return it before or on TBA. Without this form they cannot start choir until it is turned in.

Please print all information on the permission slip, especially the email. This is my main form of communication with parents.
I will be using Class DoJo for attendance, positive attitudes, singing expectations and behavioral issues. I will be sending you email to sign up for this tool of communication with you. Our 4th grade and some of our 5th grade teachers use Class DoJo as well.

Choir Expectations

Parent Expectations

Purchase choir shirt - cost $8.50
Provide BLACK pants for the choir student
Let Mrs. Lowman know if they are going to be absent on Tuesdays
Try not to schedule doctor appointments on Tuesdays
Check email weekly for choir information
Bring them to their scheduled evening choir concerts
Remind them on Tuesdays they have choir
If picking up a student, pick them up by 4:00 on Tuesdays: call the office if there is a problem that day with picking them up.

Student Expectations

Be on the risers by 2:50 (This gives them 10 minutes to get a drink, use the restroom, get their folder and be ready to sing)
Have their folder with them at all rehearsals on the risers
No GUM
No spinners
No talking to their neighbors unless directed to do so
Keep eyes on director
Practice music at home
Wear their choir shirt to the performances with black pants
Cell phones stay in backpack and not on the risers
Give parents any written communication given out during choir
Don’t miss more than 3 rehearsals.
HAVE FUN with singing and moving

Mrs. Lowman Expectations

Provide quality music and instruction
Treat all students fairly
Communicate with parents via email, written notices, phone calls or Class Dojo
Take roll and document attendances and absences (Class Dojo)
Notify parent if the student was absent through Class Dojo
Help students achieve excellence in performing for audiences and improve their vocal skills
Provide outside activities for the choir to participate such as the Air Force Academy basketball game, Security/Widefield tree lighting event, Elementary/Middle school Honor Choir and other possibilities
Keep documentation of monies turned in for shirts and events

Coding

Open to : 3^rd, 4^th and 5^th graders

Meets: Wednesdays from 2:45-4:00 p.m., in the computer lab. There will be an activity bus provided for those who ride the bus.

Coding club involves learning how to code for Arduino boards, Sphero balls and drones. The club will have a major competition in March made up of teams of 4. It is important that the student understands they have to work with 3 other children as a team and there will be extra work to do at home on code.org homepage

Our club will also have shirts, which will cost approximately $8.50 to $10.00. Once we know more about the design and cost, we will send an order form home. Students will need this shirt for workshops and competition in the spring.

We are looking forward to helping your student learn how to code!

Mrs. Lowman and Mrs. Honeycutt

Intramurals

The Webster Intramural Program is for 4th - 5th graders and is designed to strengthen a student's fundamental skill level in an assortment of activities. Teamwork, fair play and sportsmanship will be stress at ALL times.The intramural program will be offered on Mondays and Thursdays. We will start at 2:45 and conclude at 4:00. An activity bus is provided for those who normally ride a bus to and from school.

Permission slips will be available before each new session begins. Students must sign up for each new session with a fully filled out permission slip, returned to Mr. Scott.

Hope to see you then!

Robotics

FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) was founded in 1989 to inspire young people's interest and participation in science and technology. Students who participate in FIRST LEGO League will have the opportunity to solve problems focusing on a theme, using LEGO's and robotics.

Throughout the year, students will compete in qualifying rounds, showcasing their solutions and programs. FIRST is more than robots, FIRST participation is proven to encourage students to pursue education and careers in STEM-related fields, inspire them to become leaders and innovators and enhance their 21st century work-life skills.

Grades 4th and 5th All students interested may participate in the club.