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Woodstock Elementary School provides academic excellence and opportunity in a safe, caring, and respectful learning environment. We require high standards within a challenging curriculum to provide the educational foundation for students to become responsible, contributing members of society. Through flexible and creative instructional methods, we strive to meet the individual and group learning needs of all our children. Woodstock Elementary School, in partnership with family and community, teaches effective communication skills, provides knowledge of how to learn, and encourages students to experience the joy of lifelong learning.
Sculpture Fest 2009 
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Winter Vacation! Enjoy the break and see you Next Year! School Closed Dec.23-Jan 4.
- Submitted: Friday, December 25th [more ...]
Winter Enrichment Workshop Forms Due December 14th
The blue form is due back to WES and any other forms for Ski Runners is sent to the SR's office.
- Submitted: Thursday, November 19th [more ...]
New! Helpful Resources Page on Spanish Website
New updated Helpful Resources page on the Spanish website.
- Submitted: Friday, November 13th [more ...]
WES Farm to School Update
Meet Lalita Karoli, our new Farm to School coordinator! Read her newsletter which includes all the great FTS activities happening at WES!
- Submitted: Friday, November 6th [more ...]
Hola y bienvenidos
Hola and welcome to all parents, students, staff, and community members.
- Submitted: Friday, September 18th [more ...]
Influenza Update
This is the first of regular updates on the Novel (H1N1) Influenza
- Submitted: Friday, August 28th [more ...]
Tree Nut and Peanut Free Policy
Information regarding Nut Free Policy at WES
- Submitted: Thursday, August 6th [more ...]
Hello From Karen White, New WES Principal
Introduction from Karen White, Summer of 2009
- Submitted: Monday, July 20th [more ...]
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Please Note: The news headlines displayed here are automatically collated from a US Dept. of Education web site and are not endorced by CCS.
Race to the Top Applications .
See the narrative portion of applications submitted by 40 states and DC for Phase 1 of Race to the Top. ...
ARRA Supporting Over 300,000 Ed Jobs.
Recovery Act funding continues to support over 300,000 jobs for teachers, principals, librarians, and counselors. ...
Budget Signals Bold Changes for ESEA.
President Obama's budget signals a new direction for federal K-12 ed policy. ...
Use of Education Data.
A report on schools and districts leading the way in using data to improve instruction and accountability. ...
2009 in Review .
Read this review of the Obama Administration's education efforts in 2009. ...
Applying for Aid to Go to College?.
Watch this video for tips on filling out FAFSA - the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. ...
Race to the Top: 41 Applications.
40 states and the District of Columbia submitted applications to compete in Phase 1 of Race to the Top. President Obama announced plans to expand the program. ...
Let's Clean Up College Basketball and Football.
A few bad actors are tainting college sports. Here are three ideas for protecting college basketball and football from abuses. ...
In Support of the People of Haiti.
"I extend my heartfelt condolences to the people of Haiti," Secretary Duncan said. He expressed hope that ED will be able to "play a role in helping the people of Haiti rebuild their lives and...schools." ...
King's Vision and Education.
On the 81st birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., Secretary Duncan challenged America to realize King's vision through education. ...
A Streamlined FAFSA .
Dr. Jill Biden joined Secretary Duncan and Senator Jack Reed to showcase the streamlined Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). ...
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