Wyandotte Academy

The wildland management and fire prevention goats are back at Ishi Hills Middle School. This time, they brought their cousins (sheep) along to help. The sheep brought their own private security guard to the jobsite. See if you can spot it.

A beautiful double rainbow captured over Wyandotte Academy.

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Big Congratulations to Oakdale Heights Elementary School, Ophir Elementary School, Stanford Avenue Elementary School, and Wyandotte Academy for earning the California PBIS Platinum Recognition!
https://pbisca.org/

Good Morning Wyandotte Staff and Students!

This morning I'd like to recognize Jonathan Gibbs, a fifth grade student in Room 20, Mrs. Stark's class.

Jonathan has been a long time student at Wyandotte. He practices the 3Bs by being safe on the playground and in the classroom, by being respectful when speaking to others and by being responsible when following directions.

Beyond that, he is kind, thoughtful, and has a great sense of humor.

Johnathan loves to talk but he knows the appropriate times to talk and appropriate times to not. Additionally, Johnathan is a good friend. he loves music and he loves to move!

Johnathan, we are so very proud of YOU for the effort you put forth in showing up to school each day, ready to learn and ready to be a shining example of what it means to be a Wyandotte Wolf!

Teachers and students...our mountain of lost and found is now neatly displayed on the stage. Please visit the cafeteria, anytime today to see if you can identify and take an item that belongs to you. We'd love to have the pile disappear today as we are having an assembly tomorrow and will have to move what is not claimed today.

A special thanks goes out to Abigail Carmona, Mercedes Weston, Macy Sturgis, Harlin Massey and Aanaia Coffee for helping me fold the clothing for a neat display!

Thank you, and remember, it's a great day to be a Wyandotte Wolf!

Good Morning Wyandotte Staff and Students! Welcome back to school after our Winter Break.

This morning I'd like to recognize Clyde Lovan, a third grader in Room 8, Mrs. Nassar's Class.

Clyde practices the 3B's consistently. He is a very responsible student! He puts forth his best effort and not just with the things he wants to do, but also the assignments and tasks that may not be his favorite! Clyde takes his time on every assignment and thoroughly answers questions.

He is a leader and a great example for all our new students, in his classroom and our whole school. We have a lot of new students so this is a huge help in showing them how a Wyandotte Wolf acts at school.

Clyde is considerate and empathetic. He thinks of others and considers their feelings. This shows that Clyde is thoughtful and can place himself in the shoes of others.

Clyde, we are so very proud of YOU for the effort you put forth in showing up to school each day, ready to learn and ready to be a shining example of what it means to be a Wyandotte Wolf.

Attention Wyandotte Parents and Families,

Good Morning Wyandotte Staff and Students!

Welcome back to school after our Winter Break.

I know you have seen the fencing that has been placed on our playgrounds. While the fencing is in place, please do not lean or push on it. Construction is beginning to make our playground a better place to be. Shade structures are being installed so that in the hot summer months students will have a place to cool down and get out of the sun. Students, you must stay out of this area.

This morning I'd like to recognize Kaylee Garcia, a third grader in Room 1, Ms. Jordan's class.

Kaylee practices the 3B's consistently. She focuses on doing her work, trying her best and having a great attitude in the process.

She is an example to the others. She is respectful to her teacher and puts forth effort.

On the playground she plays safely with her friends.

In the classroom she is a good team player Kaylee, we are so proud of YOU for the effort you put forth in showing up to school each day, ready to learn and ready to be a shining example of what it means to be a Wyandotte Wolf! You have put a lot of hard work into learning how to do school and we appreciate you!

Remember, it's a great day to be a Wyandotte Wolf!

This community outreach event is hosted by Oroville City Elementary School District. It is a free event for the entire Oroville Community covering an important topic affecting children today. Please help spread the word by sharing with your teachers, staff and families. Hope to see you there

Mid-Winter Recess begins on February 14th thru February 21st. We start back to school on MONDAY February 24th.

Wyandotte Families,

Friendly reminder please see flyers.