Check here for the lunch menu for the week.
Whitemarsh Elementary School
Whitemarsh Elementary Announcements
Find all of the WES PTO weekly information in one place!
Be sure to return your library books! Deadline - June 2nd.
School Nurses wish to provide some helpful information regarding head lice.
REMEMBER - Any time a student is absent an Absence Note is required.
Using these forms is the fastest and most efficient way to let us know about dismissal changes, late arrivals and absences.
Here are all of the links you will need to report your student Absent, Late or Leaving Early.
Click through for PWHS Volleyball, Soccer, Softball, Cheerleading, Basketball, and Baseball sports camp information — plus links to a variety of sports and non-sports community-based summer programs.
Community Give Back program partnership with Main Line Junk allows you to get rid of your unwanted items while giving back to Colonial.
Get a jump on springtime allergies! If your child needs to take allergy medication at school, please be sure to send in the medication and a completed Medication Dispensing form.
Read article for information about what can be done when bullying is witnessed or experienced at school.
Check here for talking points and information concerning Cyberbullying.
District News
The school has raised over $125,000 for blood cancer awareness since starting the Color Run in 2015.
The students used different coding languages, as well as workplace skills they developed by working together in an office-like environment.
The Conshohocken Elementary third grader entered the “Get Excited for the Red, White, and Blue” national anthem singing contest and was named the Pennsylvania state winner.
She looks forward to forming bonds with new teammates.
Abby Boegner prevailed over students from across the country in the Integrated Marketing Campaign category.
Gov. Shapiro visited Colonial Elementary School on June 1 to highlight the importance of continuing the universal free breakfast program.
Student athletes take time off the field to serve the community.
Guest presenters from SEEN: Spellers Empowering Education for Nonspeakers shared videos and used letterboards to spell answers to questions from second graders.
The varsity cheerleader is looking forward to competing at the Division I collegiate level.
The group won Best Marketing, Best Sound, Best Small Ensemble, and Best Ensemble for their spring musical Urinetown.