Help your children avoid the "summer slide" by encouraging them to read and reviewing what they learned this year in math. Click here for the lists.
Whitemarsh Elementary School
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about 2019 Summer Reading and Math
Incoming fourth grade parents can get their shopping done now for a stress free summer. Kits are customizable. Last day to order is July 31.
A Friendly Reminder to complete and sign new medication orders with your child's physician this summer in time for next school year.
We need your help! Check here to volunteer to help out at Smile Mile on May 3rd.
Don't be left out!! Order your WES Yearbook now.
Check here for talking points and information concerning Cyberbullying.
Save a step!! Completing the absence process gets easier every day. Send an online absence note early on the day your child is sick and skip the telephone call.
It is that time of year when the flu rears its ugly head. CLICK HERE to read the Report to Parents Fight Flu Germs information. Let's all work together to fight our way through this flu season.
Please help us keep our students, your children, and our staff safe by following our Carport directions.
Check Here for our Daily Lunch Schedule and our Early Dismissal Lunch Schedule.
District News
Students toured the factory and took part in activities to better understand the manufacturing process. Click here to read about it on the LEM Products, Inc. site!
How many sets of twins are in this year's graduating class? How about student athletes who are going to play in college? Find out this and more.
Congratulations to PE for being the top elementary school fundraiser in the country for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Help your children avoid the "summer slide" by encouraging them to read and reviewing what they learned this year in math. Click here for the lists.
After learning how to write a basic business plan, second graders created, marketed and sold products to other children at an event called Business Day.
The students placed their rocks in a garden in the school's outdoor classroom.