Students of the Month

The following students received Student of the Month Awards for displaying the character trait of tolerance which shows willingness to accept feelings, habits, or beliefs that are different from their own: Adam West, Asher Staley, Andromeda Williams, Nathan Burcado, Jackeline Mejia Villatoro, Marvin Membreno Guifarro, Milik Ahmed, Daniel Nketia, Isabel Miranda Perez, Jaxon Toone, Jax Yamashiro, Valeryn Ponce Aguilar, Bella Menez, Jeremy Estrada, Sophie Lobo-Brocker, Sophia Cabrera Ortiz, Cameron Galloway Jordan, Jameson McJury, Ada Johnson, Dallana Jimenez, Xander Galloway Jordan, Keziah Wingate, and Luigi Barrera Garcia.

In FCPS, we all belong. From the first day of school, to the last day of school, every child matters. If your student is having a hard time finishing the year strong and attending school, please contact a trusted adult at our school — a teacher, counselor, or administrator. Visit FCPS’ website for more attendance resources.

Asiste a la escuela hoy; para tener éxito mañana. ¡Todo Pertenecemos Aqui! Todos pertenecemos a FCPS. Desde el primer día de escuela, hasta el último día de escuela, cada niño importa. Si su estudiante está teniendo dificultades para terminar el año con fuerza y asistir a la escuela, por favor contacte a un adulto de confianza en la escuela-un maestro, consejero o administrador. Visite FCPS’ sitio web para obtener más recursos sobre la asistencia.

SOL Testing

As a friendly reminder SOL Retakes will take place May 20th - 29th, please ensure that students are well-rested, have a healthy breakfast and attend school on the days they are scheduled to assess.

Please Come Out to WHES Family Literacy Night - See Details Below!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and it's a great time to reflect on how we can support our children's emotional well-being, as well as our own. Mental health matters just as much as physical health, and small daily habits can make a big difference.

Here are a few simple tips to keep in mind:

Start the Conversation Ask your child how they’re feeling—and really listen. Open, honest conversations help children feel safe and understood.
Keep Routines Steady Regular bedtimes, meals, and time outdoors help create a sense of stability and calm.
Unplug Together Try to carve out screen-free time each day. Reading, drawing, cooking, or just chatting can all help reconnect and reduce stress.
Model Healthy Habits When children see adults taking care of their mental health, it encourages them to do the same—whether that’s through rest, talking things out, or taking a deep breath.
Check In With Yourself Supporting your child starts with looking after your own well-being. Don’t forget: you matter, too.

Mental Health Awareness Month is a reminder that it’s okay to ask for help. If you ever have concerns about your child’s mental health or well-being, please feel free to reach out—we’re here to support you.

See attached link for additional tips.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-qgO55D7NDCvpderHj_jntyIbwdsr0bM/view?usp=sharing

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, Woodley Hills will host a Mental Health Awareness Spirit Week. Please see below!

Library Books Are Due Soon

All library books are due back No Later Than Friday, May 30th. Overdue notices were sent home. Please take time to find any missing books and return them as soon as possible. If you cannot find the books, please send in the payment so we can replace the book for the students to read next year.