Webster Office Opens: July 23rd (Office hours 8:00-2:30)

719) 391-3435
FAX: (719) 391-9166

"Home of the Wildcats"
445 Jersey Lane
Colorado Springs, CO 80911

Principal
Jennifer Bonds
bondsj@wsd3.org

Vice Principal
LaTisha Donaldson
donaldsonl@wsd3.org


Directions

• Office hours 7:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.

• Regular school hours are 8:00 a.m. to 2:40 p.m.

• Arrival time for students is:
  7:35 a.m. for those eating school breakfasts
  7:40 a.m. for those not eating school breakfasts

• Outside supervision begins at 7:40 a.m.

• Two hour late start hours are 10:00 a.m. to 2:40 p.m.
  School buses will run 2 hours later than normal in the morning
  NO breakfast is served on these days

WEBSTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST 2019-2020

*Webster is an AVID elementary. AVID is a college readiness program designed to help students develop skills they need to be successful in college. Part of this program teaches students organization; therefore, you will see that we are requiring specific colored notebooks and folders for grades 2-5.*

Webster Elementary is currently accepting registration for students entering Kindergarten for the school year 2019-20. Widefield School District 3 will be offering a full-day kindergarten program to all students.

We would like to encourage early registration so that we can plan for the next school year. Kindergarten Registration. Preschool students already in our district do not have to re-register for the next school year. 

• Red Flag Days signifies school days where the temperature (including wind chill) is 25 degrees or lower.  To maintain consistency, each building shall use the KOAA weatherbug-Widefield High School site to make the determination. If the temperature is 25 degrees or lower, students will be brought inside for before school recess.  If you drive your student(s) to school on cold days, we encourage you to drop them off as close to the morning bell as possible. Please make sure students are sent to school with appropriate outerwear during winter as we will have outdoor recess when weather permits.
  
  Red Flags will be displayed at the following locations:  the flagpole, the school marquee, and the small portable classrooms.

•  All students will enter through the gym to go to their designated location.
   

What Does ROARS Stand For?

Webster is a PBIS school (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports). This means that we teach, reinforce, and follow a small number of positively stated expectations known as our ROARS expectations (Respect, On-task, Aim for Excellence, Responsibility, Safety). The expectations are posted and taught throughout the school year by stating what we want students to do, rather than telling them what we do not want them to do. Teachers align their classroom rules, procedures, and expectations to the ROARS expectations, including levels of positive reinforcement as well as potential reteaching and consequences. At times, students who are not following expectations can be subject to school disciplinary action. The PBIS team has developed guidelines for disciplinary action regarding minor, repeated minor, and major behaviors to ensure a positive classroom and school climate is maintained. If you have any questions regarding the ROARS expectations or disciplinary guidelines, please contact the Assistant Principal.

At Webster we are respectful, on-task, have great attitudes, are responsible, and safe. A Webster Wildcat... ROARS

Voice Level Expectations

Party/Birthday Treats Parents/Guardians who wish to provide treats/snacks for students’ birthdays or for any other holiday must bring them in to the front office at least 24 hrs in advance so we can check for any allergies in the classroom.

All treats/snacks must be store bought and must include an ingredient label as well as a nutritional label showing zero trans fats as defined by Federal and State law. This district policy was created to ensure the safety of all students.

Thank you for your help in the matter.