All Weaver students will be turning in iPads during their math classes on Thursday, May 26. Some students are participating in specific summer programs and will hold on to their iPad for the summer, and they should know who they are.

Math teachers will be sharing information with students and answering questions about how to prepare iPads for turn in. Use the embedded presentation below as a guide to prepare for turn in day.

NOTE: If you are turning in your iPad PRIOR to Thursday, May 26, you must complete some final steps before turning in the iPad. You can review the steps now, but no not do them until right before you turn in your iPad to the Media Center.
• 7th Grade Final Turn-In Directions
• 8th Grade Final Turn-In Directions

• Tuesday, May 17 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm – Weaver Art Show
• Tuesday, May 17 7:00 pm – WMS Choir Concert at Weaver
• Wednesday, May 18 7:00 pm – Orchestra Concert at Weaver
• Tuesday, May 24 – Scholastic Recognition Evening at 5:45 pm for 7th and 7:00 pm for 8th at Davidson. Invitations were sent home via US mail.
• Thursday, May 26 – WMS iPad Turn In Day during math classes
• Friday, May 27 – 8th Grade Clap Out (more details soon)
• Friday, May 27 – Last Day of School

Your 8^th grade class group panoramic portrait is still available for purchase for those of you that may have missed out on ordering on picture day.  Never again will you have a picture of you and your class members taken together…the memories will be yours to keep forever!  Don’t miss out…order today by going to www.usafoto.biz.

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Friday morning before school, 52 of Weaver’s students were recognized in our annual TOWER Award ceremony. Teachers nominated students that they felt exemplified Treating Others With Equality and Respect. Students and family were invited for a light breakfast and ceremony, including guest speaker Katherine Hueter.

Seven other Weaver students were also recognized for their outstanding contributions and participation in athletics as nominees for the Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award. These student underwent an application and interview process ultimately leading to two winners. The other nominees received special recognition from the Hilliard Optimists.

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Recently Weaver’s Hope Squad presented Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s On Our Sleeves program with a check for $640.

The Hope Squad is a peer-to-peer suicide prevention program comprised of Weaver students, overseen by Weaver staff, that works to reduce youth suicide through education, training, and peer intervention. Proceeds from a Hope Squad orchestrated, student designed t-shirt sale, made this year’s donation possible.

On Our Sleeves is a national movement to break stigmas around children’s mental health. Their mission is to provide free mental health educational resources to every community in America to educate families and empower advocates. They also support access to services by connecting families to trusted local resources.

Over the past two years, Weaver’s Hope Squad has donated nearly $1000 to On Our Sleeves.

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