October 4 , 2012

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FIFTH WEEK OF SCHOOL!

Students Arriving Late to School
We have been experiencing a lot of tardy/late students here at William Lee College Prep. It is crucial to have your student(s) here on time each and every day. For every 15 minutes your student(s) is late to class, he/she is losing 15% of the instruction. This will put your student(s) at a great disadvantage. Please make the necessary arrangements to ensure your student(s) is here on time each and every day. If you need assistance please call our Parent Liaison, Mrs. Austin, at 916.273.1030. Principals Messages Parents please join forces with us here at WLCP to help one of our families in need. We are raising money to help this family through a difficult time and ensuring they continue their students education here at William Lee College Prep. Please see Ms. Marston or Ms. Buchanan to give you donation to help this family. We appreciate your help with this! .. We need parental/family support in maintaining the rules for safety here at William Lee College Prep. I would greatly appreciate all persons here at WLCP to walk in the hallways. This includes students, staff, and family members. As adults, the children look to us to model the behavior we ask of them. Please help us promote a safe environment by reminding students and for you to also walk in the hallways, walk up and down the stairs, and walk outside on the concrete and walkways. Thank you for your support and dedication to making this year fun, safe, and educational.

IMPORTANT DATES

After School & Lunch Fees Due by the 1st each month Wednesday, October 10th First Parent Meeting Thursday, October 11th Kevin P. Chavous Book Signing Monday, October 22nd

Fall School Pictures

Community Service
Our School Wide Community Service Project is:

Dimes for Diapers

As a school we will be raising money this trimester to purchase diapers and wipes for St. Johns Women and Childrens Shelter. St. Johns Shelter Program for Women and Children is Sacramentos only shelter which is exclusively dedicated to supporting homeless women with children. St. Johns strives to advance women from a point of crisis to a position of selfsufficiency in their lives. Since 1985, the program has provided a safe and supportive haven to more than 25,000 displaced homeless women and children.