2 Narrows Rd, 01473 Westminster
Wachusett Hills Christian School
Wachusett Hills Christian School
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100 Colony Rd01473 WestminsterMassachusetts
- (978) 874-6432
- whcs100@verizon.net
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Description of Wachusett Hills Christian School
WACHUSETT HILLS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
WEEKLY REPORTER
______________________________Friday, August 20, 2010____________________________
Hot Lunch
A hot lunch will be offered
on Wednesday each week.
The cost for Grades 1-4 is
$2.50. For Grades 5-8, the
cost is $3.00. The
schedule is as follows:
Aug. 25 – English muffin
pizzas, veggies, drink, and
dessert.
Sept. 1 – Burritoes,
veggies, drink, and dessert.
Sept. 8 – Macaroni and
cheese, veggies, drink, and
dessert.
Sept. 15 – Baked potatoes,
toppings, drink, and
dessert.
Sept. 22 – Veggie chicken
noodle soup, cheese sandwiches,
drink, and dessert.
Thought for the
Week
“God is our refuge and our
strength, an ever-present
help in trouble.” Psalm
46:1.
Dates to
Remember
Aug. 29 – School picnic,
2-6 p.m. Attendance
will be
taken.
Sept. 6 – Labor Day – No
School
Sept. 25 – Special Music at
the Gardner
Church, 11 a.m.
School Picnic
On Sunday, August 29, we
will have our first ever
school picnic. It will be an
afternoon of games, fun,
and food.
Speaking of food – A
potluck supper around 4
p.m. is planned. The menu
is sandwiches, salads,
juice, and dessert. Please
sign up on the sheet in
the hallway at school, and
plan to bring enough for
your family and to share.
This is counted as a school
day, so attendance will be
taken. Thanks!
Top 10 Ways to
Help Your Kids
Succeed in
School
Parental involvement is the
answer. Study after study
has shown that parental
involvement is the #1
determinant of how well
all children -- regardless of
their background -- do in
school. Here the first of 10
ways you can help your
kids succeed in the
classroom -- and beyond.
1. Create an environment
in your home that
encourages learning.
This will be a major
influence on how well
your children do in school.
Provide them with many
different opportunities to
become excited about
learning. Make sure that
appropriate materials from
puzzles to paints to
computers are available to
stimulate their curiosity.
2. Provide your children
with a well-balanced life.
A stable home, filled with
love, serves as a solid
foundation. Establish routines
so your children get
enough sleep, eat regular
nourishing meals, and
receive sufficient exercise.
Limit excessive TVviewing
and the playing of
video & computer games.
WEEKLY REPORTER
______________________________Friday, August 20, 2010____________________________
Hot Lunch
A hot lunch will be offered
on Wednesday each week.
The cost for Grades 1-4 is
$2.50. For Grades 5-8, the
cost is $3.00. The
schedule is as follows:
Aug. 25 – English muffin
pizzas, veggies, drink, and
dessert.
Sept. 1 – Burritoes,
veggies, drink, and dessert.
Sept. 8 – Macaroni and
cheese, veggies, drink, and
dessert.
Sept. 15 – Baked potatoes,
toppings, drink, and
dessert.
Sept. 22 – Veggie chicken
noodle soup, cheese sandwiches,
drink, and dessert.
Thought for the
Week
“God is our refuge and our
strength, an ever-present
help in trouble.” Psalm
46:1.
Dates to
Remember
Aug. 29 – School picnic,
2-6 p.m. Attendance
will be
taken.
Sept. 6 – Labor Day – No
School
Sept. 25 – Special Music at
the Gardner
Church, 11 a.m.
School Picnic
On Sunday, August 29, we
will have our first ever
school picnic. It will be an
afternoon of games, fun,
and food.
Speaking of food – A
potluck supper around 4
p.m. is planned. The menu
is sandwiches, salads,
juice, and dessert. Please
sign up on the sheet in
the hallway at school, and
plan to bring enough for
your family and to share.
This is counted as a school
day, so attendance will be
taken. Thanks!
Top 10 Ways to
Help Your Kids
Succeed in
School
Parental involvement is the
answer. Study after study
has shown that parental
involvement is the #1
determinant of how well
all children -- regardless of
their background -- do in
school. Here the first of 10
ways you can help your
kids succeed in the
classroom -- and beyond.
1. Create an environment
in your home that
encourages learning.
This will be a major
influence on how well
your children do in school.
Provide them with many
different opportunities to
become excited about
learning. Make sure that
appropriate materials from
puzzles to paints to
computers are available to
stimulate their curiosity.
2. Provide your children
with a well-balanced life.
A stable home, filled with
love, serves as a solid
foundation. Establish routines
so your children get
enough sleep, eat regular
nourishing meals, and
receive sufficient exercise.
Limit excessive TVviewing
and the playing of
video & computer games.
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