📻🪩 Decade Day at WCES – Part 3! 🪩📻

We're keeping the throwback vibes going with even more pictures from our Decade Day celebration!

Our WCES students and staff really stepped back in time, and we loved seeing all the creativity and excitement throughout the school! 🎉

While fashion and music may change through the decades, making positive choices will always be in style!

❤️ Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow — We Choose to Be Drug-Free!

📸 Here's one more look at our Decade Day fun!

#RedRibbonWeek #DecadeDay #DrugFreeIsTheWayToBe #WCES #WashingtonCountyElementarySchool
about 9 hours ago, Elizabeth Cox
2 students wearing blck jackets and jeans for twin day.
4 of Ms. Taylor's students came from the past to school on Thursday.
🎶🕶️ Decade Day at WCES – Part 2! 🕶️🎶

The throwback fun continues at Washington County Elementary School!

Our students and staff brought the past to life with their creative outfits, fun accessories, and plenty of school spirit! We loved seeing everyone participate in Thursday's Red Ribbon Week celebration! ❤️

No matter the decade, one thing will always be cool: Making Healthy Choices and Staying Drug-Free! 🌟

📸 Enjoy even more of our awesome Decade Day looks!

#RedRibbonWeek #DecadeDay #ProudToBeDrugFree #WCES #WashingtonCountyElementarySchool
about 9 hours ago, Elizabeth Cox
2 students wearing basketball jerseys and jeans.
Ms. Sunderland came dressed to play in her Sixers jersey and jeans.
3 Kindergarten students from the 90's.
5 Kindergarten students from the past.
Mrs. Baylon came all the way from the 70's to teacher her students.
Mrs. Mai and Ms. Houston from the 80's and 90's.
A student from the 70's time travelled to 2026.
Twins twinning on decade day. Wearing pink from the 80's.
Ms. Daniels and student from the past.
Mrs. Cordero and students matching for decade day.
🪩✌️ Decade Day at WCES – Part 1! ✌️🪩

We took a trip back in time on Thursday as our students and staff celebrated Decade Day for Red Ribbon Week! ❤️

From groovy 70s styles to totally awesome 00s outfits and everything in between, our WCES family showed up and showed out! 🎸🕺

The outfits may be from different decades, but our message remains the same: Being Drug-Free Never Goes Out of Style! 🚫

📸 Check out Part 1 of our Decade Day fun!

#RedRibbonWeek #DecadeDay #DrugFreeNeverGoesOutOfStyle #WCES #WashingtonCountyElementarySchool
about 9 hours ago, Elizabeth Cox
Ms. Jackson's third grade class that went back to the past on Thursday.
Some of Ms. Morgan's fifth grade students with bandaids on their faces.
Ms. Walker's Third Grade Class went back in time to celebrate the past.
5 fifth grade students with peace signs dressed like it is the 80's and 90's.
2 Siblings wearing Soulja Boy glasses, white shirts, and jeans.
3 students going back to the nineties.
Ms. Jackson came from the 80's to school yesterday.
6 students went back in time for decade day.
5 students headed back in time with peace signs.
2 students heading back to the 90's.
❤️💤 Dream Big, Stay Drug-Free! 💤❤️

Our WCES students and staff got cozy on Wednesday as we celebrated Pajama Day for Red Ribbon Week! 🛏️✨

From comfy pajamas to fun slippers, our students showed their school spirit while spreading an important message: Dream big, make good choices, and stay drug-free! 🚫💊

Red Ribbon Week is all about encouraging our students to make positive decisions and live happy, healthy, drug-free lives!

📸 Check out some of our adorable pajama-day participants! We loved seeing everyone join in on the fun!

❤️ Our dreams are too big for drugs!

#RedRibbonWeek #PajamaDay #DreamBigStayDrugFree #ProudToBeDrugFree #WCES #WashingtonCountyElementarySchool
about 10 hours ago, Elizabeth Cox
Mrs. Ridenour's Pre-K students wearing their pajamas.
2 Pre-K students wearing pajamas.
Ms. Taylor's First Grade Class rocking their pajamas.
🐾💙🖤 Meet Our Panther Family: Mr. Tann! 🏀💪

Let's give a BIG Panther welcome to Mr. Tann, our brand-new Physical Education (Gym) Teacher at Washington County Elementary School! 🎉

Mr. Tann is joining our Panther Family and is ready to get our students moving, learning, and having fun!

🌟 In the Gym with Mr. Tann:

💙 Promoting Healthy Lifestyles – Encouraging students to stay active and develop healthy habits.

🖤 Encouraging Teamwork – Teaching students the importance of cooperation, sportsmanship, and working together.

💙 Building Confidence – Helping every student discover their strengths and believe in themselves.

🖤 Making Movement Fun – Creating opportunities for students to learn, play, and grow through physical activity!

We are excited to welcome Mr. Tann to WCES and look forward to the energy and enthusiasm he will bring to our Panthers!

🐾 Help us give Mr. Tann a warm Panther welcome! Drop a welcome message in the comments!

💙🖤 Go and Grow, Mighty Panthers!

#MeetOurPantherFamily #WCES #PantherPride #PhysicalEducation #WelcomeMrTann #GoAndGrowMightyPanthers
about 12 hours ago, Elizabeth Cox
A blue, black, and white Panther-themed staff spotlight poster introducing Mr. Tann, the new gym teacher at Washington County Elementary School. Mr. Tann is smiling, wearing glasses, a light gray plaid blazer, and a white shirt. The school building appears behind him, with a black panther with bright blue eyes in the upper corner. The poster reads “Meet Our Gym Teacher” and highlights “Promoting Healthy Lifestyles,” “Encouraging Teamwork,” “Building Confidence,” and “Making Movement Fun!” Sports graphics, dumbbells, and paw prints decorate the poster. At the bottom, it displays “Mr. Tann,” his position, and the slogan “Go and Grow, Mighty Panthers!”
🐾💙 Meet Our Panther Family: Mrs. Bennett-Francis! 🖤💛💚

Next up in our Panther Family Spotlight is Mrs. Bennett-Francis, one of our wonderful Second Grade Teachers! 🍎📚

Mrs. Bennett-Francis brings a caring heart, a supportive spirit, and a passion for helping students succeed to Washington County Elementary School! With her Jamaican pride and dedication to education, she helps create a positive learning environment where every child feels valued and encouraged to grow.

🌟 Let's Get to Know Mrs. Bennett-Francis!

💙 Caring & Supportive: She believes in creating a classroom where students feel loved, respected, and confident in their abilities.

🖤 Team Player: She values collaboration and working together to help every student reach their full potential.

💛 Goal-Oriented: She is committed to setting high expectations, encouraging growth, and helping students achieve their goals.

💚 Her Teaching Philosophy:

"I teach with intention, lead with love, and believe in every child." ❤️

Mrs. Bennett-Francis reminds us that teaching is about more than academics. It's about building relationships, inspiring confidence, and believing in the potential of every child!

We are thankful to have Mrs. Bennett-Francis as part of our Panther Family and appreciate the love, dedication, and encouragement she brings to our school!

🐾 Help us show Mrs. Bennett-Francis some Panther love! Leave her a kind word or shout-out in the comments!

💙🖤 Go and Grow, Mighty Panthers!

#MeetOurPantherFamily #WCES #PantherPride #SecondGrade #GoAndGrowMightyPanthers
1 day ago, Elizabeth Cox
A blue, black, yellow, and green Panther-themed staff spotlight poster featuring Mrs. Bennett-Francis, a second-grade teacher at Washington County Elementary School. She is smiling, wearing an orange top and gold earrings, with long braided and curly hair. The school building, a Jamaican flag, tropical flowers, and a black panther with bright blue eyes appear in the background. The poster reads “Meet Our Second Grade Teacher” and highlights “Creating a Positive Learning Environment,” “Empowering Young Learners,” “Celebrating Culture and Diversity,” and “Inspiring Growth Every Day.” At the bottom, it displays “Mrs. Bennett-Francis” and the motto “Go and Grow, Mighty Panthers!”
👯‍♀️❤️ Seeing Double at WCES! ❤️👯‍♂️

Our students and staff doubled the fun for Twin Day as we continued celebrating Red Ribbon Week! From matching outfits to matching smiles, everyone showed their school spirit while celebrating the importance of making healthy, drug-free choices! ❤️

📸 We have so many wonderful pictures to share that we'll be posting them in several parts! Be sure to check out all our posts to see our amazing twins!

Part 3 📸

#WCES #RedRibbonWeek #TwinDay #DrugFreeLooksLikeMe #WCESProud
2 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
Mrs. Davenport and twins twinning in camo.
1 student wearing a black shirt and jeans and another student wearing a tan shirt with jeans.
2 students wearing white shirts and black pants.
2 students wearing white and read striped shirts and jeans.
2 students wearing tan jackets and light colored pants.
2 girls twinning with black sweatshirts and sweatpants.
Triplets rocking Stitch shirts and jeans.
2 twins twinning in brown shirts and black pants.
2 students wearing all black and twinning.
2 students twinning with white Ghostbuster shirts and black pants.

👯‍♀️❤️ Seeing Double at WCES! ❤️👯‍♂️

Our students and staff doubled the fun for Twin Day as we continued celebrating Red Ribbon Week! From matching outfits to matching smiles, everyone showed their school spirit while celebrating the importance of making healthy, drug-free choices! ❤️

📸 We have so many wonderful pictures to share that we'll be posting them in several parts! Be sure to check out all our posts to see our amazing twins!

Part 2 📸

#WCES #RedRibbonWeek #TwinDay #DrugFreeLooksLikeMe #WCESProud

2 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
Mrs. Standle and a student wearing green flannel.
2 students wearing black shirts with big smiles.
2 students wearing Chicago Bull jerseys
2 students wearing twinning with my school bestie shirts and jeans
2 students twinning in blue shirts and jeans.
Both Ms. Gallop's in pink shirts and jeans.
3 sets of twins. The first pair is wearing purple shirts and jeans, the second set is wearing black shirts and pants, the third set is wearing red and white striped jackets and black pants.
Ms. Walker and students wearing burgundy sweatshirt and tan pants.
Mrs. Bennett-Francis and Ms. Houston wearing light colored tops and green pants.
👯‍♀️❤️ Seeing Double at WCES! ❤️👯‍♂️

Our students and staff doubled the fun for Twin Day as we continued celebrating Red Ribbon Week! From matching outfits to matching smiles, everyone showed their school spirit while celebrating the importance of making healthy, drug-free choices! ❤️

📸 We have so many wonderful pictures to share that we'll be posting them in several parts! Be sure to check out all our posts to see our amazing twins!

Part 1 📸

#WCES #RedRibbonWeek #TwinDay #DrugFreeLooksLikeMe #WCESProud
2 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
2 girls wearing pink jerseys and jeans.
2 students wearing black shirts and jeans with peace signs.
2 students wearing orange GAP sweatshirts and camo pants.
2 students wearing gray shirts and jeans.
2 students wearing camo.
2 girls wearing jeans, black shirts, and jean jackets.
2 twins wearing peach shirts and black pants
3 students wearing all black for twin day.
2 students wearing twinning with my bestie sweaters.
2 students wearing black shirts and jeans
🐾💙 Meet Our Panther Family: Mrs. Cordero! 🖤🐾

Next up in our Panther Family Spotlight is Mrs. Cordero, one of our wonderful First Grade Teachers! 🍎📚

Mrs. Cordero is dedicated to creating a welcoming and supportive classroom where our young Panthers feel valued, encouraged, and excited to learn!

🌟 Making a Difference in First Grade!

💙 Creating a Welcoming Classroom
🖤 Supporting Young Learners
💙 Fostering Curiosity
🖤 Making a Difference Every Day

First grade is an important year for building strong academic foundations, developing confidence, and discovering a love for learning. Mrs. Cordero helps our Panthers grow by encouraging curiosity, celebrating progress, and creating opportunities for success!

We are thankful to have Mrs. Cordero as part of our Panther Family and appreciate the dedication she brings to our students!

🐾 Help us show Mrs. Cordero some Panther love! Leave her a kind word or shout-out in the comments!

💙🖤 Go and Grow, Mighty Panthers!

#MeetOurPantherFamily #WCES #PantherPride #FirstGrade #GoAndGrowMightyPanthers
2 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
A blue, black, and white Panther-themed staff spotlight poster featuring Mrs. Cordero, a first-grade teacher at Washington County Elementary School. Mrs. Cordero is smiling, wearing a navy blue patterned headband and a light-colored top. The school building appears in the background alongside a black panther with bright blue eyes. The poster reads “Meet Our First Grade Teacher” and highlights “Creating a Welcoming Classroom,” “Supporting Young Learners,” “Fostering Curiosity,” and “Making a Difference Every Day.” At the bottom, it displays “Mrs. Cordero,” her position, and the slogan “Go and Grow, Mighty Panthers!”
We are excited to recognize one of our wonderful kindergarten students for receiving the Zeta Zeal Award from the local Zeta Phi Beta Sorority chapter! 🏆💙

This special award recognizes students who go above and beyond by making positive choices, showing kindness, helping others, and demonstrating outstanding behavior both in the classroom and throughout the school! 🌟

👏 Congratulations on being caught doing great things! We are so proud of you for setting a positive example for your classmates and showing what it means to be a WCES student!

A special thank you to Zeta Phi Beta Sorority for celebrating our students and encouraging them to continue making a positive difference every day! 💙

#WCES #CaughtBeingGood #ZetaZealAward #ZetaPhiBeta #PositiveChoices #StudentSpotlight #WashingtonCountyElementarySchool
3 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
Kindergarten student receiving the Zeta Zeal Award with Zeta sorority members.
❤️ Red Ribbon Week: Proud to Be Drug-Free! ❤️

Washington County Elementary School is celebrating Red Ribbon Week by encouraging our students to make healthy choices and SAY NO TO DRUGS! 🚫💊

Our students and staff have been showing their school spirit and commitment to living drug-free through Wear Red Day ❤️ and Twin Day 👯! We love seeing everyone come together to spread the message that being drug-free is the way to be!

📸 Check out some of the fun moments from our celebrations so far!

💤 REMINDER: Tomorrow is Pajama Day! 💤

Wear your favorite school-appropriate pajamas as we continue to DREAM BIG and STAY DRUG-FREE!

❤️ Let's continue working together to encourage our students to make positive choices and live happy, healthy, drug-free lives!

#RedRibbonWeek #ProudToBeDrugFree #SayNoToDrugs #DrugFreeIsTheWayToBe #WCES #WashingtonCountyElementarySchool
3 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
2 first graders twinning in the classroom.
4 first grade students twinning outside.
Ms. Gross and Ms. Bennett from the Kindergarten team were twins today.
Ms. Gross and Ms. Bennett's Kindergarten Class wearing read for Red Ribbon Week.
🐾💙 Meet Our Panther Family: Ms. Taylor! 🖤🐾

Next up in our Panther Family Spotlight is Ms. Shakavia Taylor, one of our fabulous First Grade Teachers! 🍎📚

Ms. Taylor is in her fourth year of teaching and is a proud graduate of Elizabeth City State University, where she earned both her Bachelor's Degree in Birth Through Kindergarten and her Master's Degree in Elementary Education! 🎓💙

🌟 Let's Get to Know Ms. Taylor!

💗 Favorite Color: Pink

🍂 Favorite Season: Fall

🍫 Favorite Treats: Sweet tea, fried chicken, and chocolate!

👩‍👦 Fun Fact: Ms. Taylor is a proud mom to one son! When she's not in the classroom, she enjoys spending time with her son and cooking.

📚 Her Teaching Philosophy:

Ms. Taylor believes every child has the ability to learn, grow, and succeed with the right support, encouragement, and opportunities. She strives to create a positive, welcoming classroom where every student feels loved, valued, and confident in their ability to learn!

💬 Her Favorite Saying:

Every child can learn, just not on the same day or in the same way.

We are thankful to have Ms. Taylor as part of our Panther Family! Her dedication to creating a supportive learning environment helps our youngest Panthers build confidence and develop a love for learning. 💙

🐾 Help us show Ms. Taylor some Panther love! Leave her a kind word or shout-out in the comments!

💙🖤 Go and Grow, Mighty Panthers!

#MeetOurPantherFamily #WCES #PantherPride #FirstGrade #GoAndGrowMightyPanthers
3 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
A blue, black, and white Panther-themed staff spotlight poster featuring Ms. Shakavia Taylor, a first-grade teacher at Washington County Elementary School. Ms. Taylor is pictured wearing pink glasses, gold hoop earrings, and a light blue shirt, with curly black hair. The school building appears in the background alongside a black panther with bright blue eyes. The poster reads “Meet Our First Grade Teacher” and highlights “Creating a Positive Learning Environment,” “Building Confidence,” “Inspiring Growth,” and “Making a Difference Every Day.” At the bottom, it displays “Ms. Taylor,” Washington County Elementary, and the school motto, “Go and Grow, Mighty Panthers!”
🐾💙 Meet Our Panther Family: Ms. Gross! 🖤🐾

Next up in our Panther Family Spotlight is Ms. Gross, one of our wonderful Kindergarten Teachers! 🍎📚

Ms. Gross has dedicated an incredible 26 years to Washington County Schools! Her journey in education is a story of dedication, perseverance, professional growth, and a passion for helping our youngest learners succeed!

🌟 Let's Get to Know Ms. Gross!

💙 From Teacher Assistant to Kindergarten Teacher: Ms. Gross began her journey as a teacher assistant and worked her way into the classroom as a kindergarten teacher! Her journey reflects her determination, hard work, and commitment to education.

🎓 Proud College Graduate: Ms. Gross graduated Magna Cum Laude from Grand Canyon University, an accomplishment that reflects her dedication to academic excellence!

📚 A Lifelong Learner: She isn't stopping there! Ms. Gross is currently pursuing her Master's Degree in Early Childhood Education to continue strengthening her teaching practices and better support the needs of young learners.

🏫 26 Years of Dedication: For more than two decades, Ms. Gross has served the students, families, and community of Washington County Schools, making a difference along the way!

💙 Ms. Gross reminds us that growth never stops, dreams are worth pursuing, and it's never too late to reach new goals! Her journey from teacher assistant to kindergarten teacher is an inspiration and a wonderful example of lifelong learning.

We are proud to have Ms. Gross as part of our Panther Family and appreciate her many years of dedication to our students!

🐾 Help us celebrate Ms. Gross and her 26 years of service! Leave her a kind word, congratulations, or shout-out in the comments!

💙🖤 Go and Grow, Mighty Panthers!

#MeetOurPantherFamily #WCES #PantherPride #Kindergarten #26YearsOfService #LifelongLearning #GoAndGrowMightyPanthers
4 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
A blue, black, and white Panther-themed staff spotlight poster featuring Ms. Gross, a kindergarten teacher at Washington County Elementary School. Ms. Gross is pictured with short blonde hair, wearing a black top, with the school building in the background and a black panther with bright blue eyes in the upper corner. The poster reads “Meet Our Kindergarten Teacher” and highlights “Creating Bright Beginnings,” “Nurturing Young Hearts,” “Building Confident Learners,” and “Making Kindergarten Magical!” At the bottom, it displays “Ms. Gross,” her position, and the slogan “Small Learners. Big Futures!”
Don't Forget Red Ribbon Week Starts TOMORROW! ❤️

Calling all WCES Panthers! 🐾 Get ready for a week of fun as we celebrate Red Ribbon Week, October 26–30!

This year's theme is:
🦸 Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free!

Each day, students are encouraged to participate in our special dress-up days!

❤️ Monday – Wear Red! Show your support for a drug-free future!

💙 Tuesday – Twin Day! Find a friend and dress alike!

💜 Wednesday – Pajama Day! Wear your favorite school-appropriate pajamas!

💚 Thursday – Throwback Day! Dress from your favorite decade!

🧡 Friday – Character Day! Wear your Halloween costume (no masks)!

🎃 Friday Bonus: Trick or Treat on Water Street!

Tomorrow, we're kicking things off by wearing RED! ❤️

Let's make this a great week, Panthers! Remember, heroes make healthy choices! 🦸🐾

#WCESPanthers #RedRibbonWeek #BeAHero #StayDrugFree #PantherPride
5 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
Colorful, superhero-themed flyer announcing Red Ribbon Week, October 26–30, with the theme “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free!” The flyer features a bright red comic-book background, a red awareness ribbon, superhero silhouettes, and five dress-up days. Monday, October 26: Wear red shirts to support a drug-free future. Tuesday, October 27: Twin Day—dress alike with a friend. Wednesday, October 28: Pajama Day—wear school-appropriate pajamas. Thursday, October 29: Throwback Day—dress from your favorite decade. Friday, October 30: Character Day—wear a Halloween costume with no masks. The flyer also announces Trick or Treat on Water Street on Friday. At the bottom, superhero silhouettes stand above the message “Heroes Make Healthy Choices!”
🩷🎀 WCES Goes PINK for Breast Cancer Awareness! 🎀🩷

Our Panther family was pretty in PINK for Pink Out Day! 🐾💕

Students and staff at Washington County Elementary School came together wearing pink to show their support for those who are fighting breast cancer, celebrate survivors, and honor those we have lost.

Friday was more than just wearing pink. It was about spreading awareness, showing kindness, and reminding those affected by breast cancer that they are not alone. 💗

We are so proud of our Panthers for coming together to support such an important cause!

Together, we wear PINK. Together, we stand STRONG! 💪🩷

#WCESPanthers #PinkOutDay #BreastCancerAwareness #PanthersWearPink #WashingtonCountyElementary
5 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
Some of WCES 4th Graders in their pink.
Mrs. Ridenour's Pre-K class wearing pink.
Ms. Jackson's 3rd Grade class in pink.
Mrs. Ponce's 4th Grade class in their pink!
Ms. Bennett's 4th Grade class with Mrs. Keller all wearing pink.
Mrs. Bennett-Francis and her 2nd Graders in pink
Mrs. Mai's 2nd Grade class wearing their pink.
Ms. Gallop and Ms. Norman's Kindergarten class in their pink.
Mrs. Davenport and Ms. Downing's class rocking pink!
🐾💙 Meet Our Panther Family: Mrs. Cox! 🖤🐾

Next up in our Panther Family Spotlight is Mrs. Cox, our Kindergarten–2nd Grade Instructional Coach!

Mrs. Cox works closely with our K–2 teachers to strengthen classroom instruction, support student learning, and provide resources and strategies that help every student succeed. Through collaboration, instructional planning, and the use of student data, she helps build a strong foundation for our youngest Panthers!

Mrs. Cox believes that when teachers work together, share ideas, and continue growing, our students benefit!

#MeetOurPantherFamily #WCES #PantherPride #InstructionalCoach #GoAndGrowMightyPanthers
7 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
A blue, black, and white Panther-themed staff spotlight poster featuring Mrs. Cox, the K–2 Instructional Coach at Washington County Elementary School. Mrs. Cox is smiling, wearing black glasses and a purple blouse, with shoulder-length brown hair. The Washington County Elementary School building is pictured in the background alongside a black panther with bright blue eyes. The poster reads “Meet Our Instructional Coach” and highlights “Empowering Teachers,” “Fostering Growth,” “Collaborating for Success,” and “Championing Every Student.” At the bottom, it displays “Mrs. Cox,” her position, and the slogan “Together We Help Our Mighty Panthers Grow!”
🐾💙 Meet Our Panther Family: Mrs. Wilkins! 🖤🐾

Next up in our Panther Family Spotlight is Mrs. Wilkins, our 3rd–5th Grade Instructional Coach!

Mrs. Wilkins plays an important role in helping our teachers and students succeed at Washington County Elementary School! She works alongside teachers to strengthen instruction, share strategies, analyze student data, and create meaningful learning opportunities for all students.

As an instructional coach, Mrs. Wilkins helps ensure our classrooms are places where teachers feel supported, students are challenged, and learning continues to grow!

We appreciate Mrs. Wilkins and her dedication to helping both our teachers and students reach their full potential!

🐾 Help us show Mrs. Wilkins some Panther love! Leave her a kind word or shout-out in the comments!

#MeetOurPantherFamily #WCES #PantherPride #InstructionalCoach #GoAndGrowMightyPanthers
8 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
A blue, black, and white Panther-themed staff spotlight poster featuring Mrs. Wilkins, the 3rd–5th Grade Instructional Coach at Washington County Elementary School. Mrs. Wilkins is smiling, with braided hair and a colorful patterned top. The school building appears in the background alongside a black panther with bright blue eyes. The poster reads “Meet Our Instructional Coach” and highlights “Supporting Teachers,” “Strengthening Instruction,” “Building Leaders,” and “Creating Opportunities for Every Student.” At the bottom, it displays “Mrs. Wilkins,” her position, and a motto, “Together we help our panthers grow!”
🐾💙 Meet Our Panther Family: Mr. Patterson! 🖤🐾

Next up in our Panther Family Spotlight is Mr. Patterson, our Choice Room Coordinator!

Mr. Patterson plays an important role in supporting our students at Washington County Elementary School. Through guidance, encouragement, and accountability, he helps students learn to make positive choices, manage their emotions, and develop the skills they need to be successful both inside and outside the classroom.

His work reminds our students that every day is a new opportunity to learn, grow, and make better choices!

We appreciate Mr. Patterson and the important role he plays in supporting our Panther Family!💙🖤

#MeetOurPantherFamily #WCES #PantherPride #GoAndGrowMightyPanthers
9 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
A blue, black, and white Panther-themed staff spotlight poster featuring Mr. Patterson, Choice Room Coordinator at Washington County Elementary School. Mr. Patterson is pictured wearing glasses, an orange blazer, and a matching bow tie. The poster features Panther-themed graphics and highlights his role in guiding positive choices, building character, encouraging student growth, and supporting student success. His name and position are prominently displayed alongside Washington County Elementary School branding.
❤️🦸‍♀️ Red Ribbon Week is coming! 🦸‍♂️❤️

Join us October 26th–30th as we celebrate Red Ribbon Week with the theme:

Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.

Here is our dress-up schedule for the week:

🔴 Monday, October 26th – Wear Red Shirts
Show your support for a drug free future!

👯 Tuesday, October 27th – Twin Day
Find a friend and dress alike!

🛏️ Wednesday, October 28th – Pajama Day
Must be school appropriate.

🕺 Thursday, October 29th – Throwback to a Different Decade
Dress from your favorite decade!

🎃 Friday, October 30th – Character Day
Wear your Halloween costume. No masks.
Trick or Treat on Water Street!

Let’s work together to make healthy choices and be everyday heroes!
Heroes make healthy choices!
#RedRibbonWeek #StayDrugFree #BeAHero #MakeHealthyChoices
10 days ago, Elizabeth Cox
Colorful superhero-themed flyer for Red Ribbon Week, October 26th–30th. The theme reads: “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.” Side text says “Be Kind!” and “Be Brave!” Dress-up days are listed as: Monday, October 26th – Wear Red Shirts; Tuesday, October 27th – Twin Day; Wednesday, October 28th – Pajama Day, must be school appropriate; Thursday, October 29th – Throwback to a Different Decade; Friday, October 30th – Character Day, wear your Halloween costume, no masks, Trick or Treat on Water Street. The bottom says, “Heroes make healthy choices!”