Summer Reading Book Bundles: Order by May 23rd

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Last PTA Meeting of the School Year: May 19, 6:30pm

Agenda Here

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Kindergarten Meet & Greet: Friday, May 16 at 3:40pm

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Dine to Donate: May 7th at Dengeo’s, 10am-10pm

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Volunteers Needed for Field Day: May 29th

We need your help!

On May 29th ( rain date May 30th) we will be hosting Walker’s annual Field Day.

This fun event is held on the Walker playground and athletic fields.

K-2nd 9:15am – 11:15am & 3rd – 5th 1:15pm – 3:15pm

We need parents/caregivers or even high schoolers (service hours) to help us man our rotating stations which include Moving with Mr. Marcus, an obstacle course, several exciting relay races and fun games. We also need help with  set-up and clean-up, as well as snack donations.

If there are any questions, please contact Mrs. Likhite at likhitea@district65.net.

 We can’t do this without your help, so sign up today! Click Here for Sign Up

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YEA! Art Festival: May 17th, 10am-3pm

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Golf Summer Camp Opportunity at The Evans Course

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Spring Fundraiser Prizes

Prizes! Just for participating in the fundraiser…

When we reach $2500 students will get ice pops for field day

When we reach $5000 students will get brand-new Walker SWAG

When we reach $7500 students will get new recess equipment

When we meet our $10,000 goal, the students will win GIANT inflatables to enjoy during field day.

There will be fun extra prizes for the grade level that raises the most. Let’s reach our goals together Wolverines!

Click here to donate!

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Know Your Rights Workshop with BPAC: April 16, 6-7:15pm

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TWI Priorities Committee: Apply today! Applications are due April 16

Dear District 65 TWI, Dual Language, and Spanish Language Arts parents/caregivers, The Multilingual team is seeking community members, specifically TWI parents/caregivers, educators, and building administration to join the SAP III TWI Program Priorities committee. This committee will discuss and prioritize dual language best practices to be shared with the Structural Deficit Reduction Plan (SDRP) Student Programming Committee. Learn more about the overall SDRP Phase III here.

The committee will:
● Commit to a data-driven, recommendation-making process that uses District student data and established, research based best practices in dual language education.
● Develop TWI program priorities to be shared with the SDRP Student Programming Committee to guide their work when looking at program locations across the District schools.

Applications will be reviewed based on the following criteria and considerations:
● Ability to commit to a majority of the meetings
● Have a connection to the TWI program as an educator, parent/caregiver, and/or community partner
● Alignment with the District’s Commitment to Equity
● Can contribute to the diverse composition of the committee of parents/caregivers, community members, and organizational representatives
● We are seeking at least two parent/caregiver representatives from each of the TWI schools. Each pair of school representatives should have at least one Spanish speaking parent/caregiver.

Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
Apply to be part of the TWI Program Priorities committee

It is expected that there will be three stakeholder meetings in the evenings for 1.5 hours each. The first planning meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, April 22 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tentatively the other two dates are Tuesday, April 29 and Tuesday, May 6, 6-7:30 p.m. Childcare will be available at all meetings.

We are fully committed to maintaining our Two-Way Immersion (TWI) program, which supports Spanish-speaking and English proficient students in becoming bilingual, biliterate, and bicultural. It’s so important that we have a representative group of participants. We value your perspective and strongly encourage you to apply!
Warmly,

Amy Correa
Director of Multilingual Services
correaa@district65.net

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