Click the title to read about our Dragons' first quarter accomplishments.

Thank you, PTG, for bringing our favorite song-writer to Allenwood!

We sang and danced along with Jack Hartmann on October 18th.

Allenwood Elementary donated 588 pounds of food to Fulfill, Monmouth County's food bank, as part of the Student Change Hunger challenge and School Unity Week! This food created 539 meals for families in our community!

• Friday, November 3rd (Afternoon)
• Monday, November 6th (Afternoon)
• Tuesday, November 7th (Evening)
• Wednesday, November 8th (Afternoon)

We will dismiss at 1:05pm each of these days. Please send healthy snacks with your Dragons!

Thursday, November 9th

Friday, November 10th

Wall's Wrestlers will spend time with our students with IEPs playing games, dancing, and doing crafts. Pick up at 5:00pm at Door 13.

Thursday, November 16th

7:00pm

Allenwood Elementary School Cafeteria

Wednesday, November 22nd.

Don your green, Dragons!

Early dismissal - Wednesday, November 22nd

School closed - Thursday, November 23th & Friday, November 24th

Happy Thanksgiving!

November 1, 2023

7:00-8:30 PM

WHS Cafeteria

Tuesday, November 14th

Wall Intermediate School

Public session starts at 7:30 PM

Wall vs. Manasquan

Thursday, November 23, 2023

WHS Varsity Field at 10:00 AM

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Families, please click on the word 'grateful' to read about our next Mindset, Attitude of Gratitude.

As we enter the holiday season, there is no better time to remember how fortunate we are!

The months of November and December are dedicated to the exploration of the mindset, ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE.

Through the ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE Mindset, we are taught that we can use either the positives or negatives in our lives as a foundation on which to build. Choose the positives, and we are on our way toward extraordinary success! By focusing on the things we have, there is no time to be distracted by what we don’t have.

4 Key Components:

• Treasure Yourself
• Be More Grateful
• Thank it Forward
• Elevate Your Perspective

Suggestions to stay healthy during cold, flu, and COVID season are helpful during this busy time of year. Habits like frequent hand washing, exercising, eating a balanced meal, and getting plenty of rest are the best ways to maintain a healthy immune system. If your child experiences symptoms of a cold, flu, or COVID, please keep them at home. If your child has a temperature greater than 100.0, he/she must be fever-free without fever-reducing medication for 24 hours before returning to school. Children diagnosed with COVID, whether it be symptomatic or asymptomatic, should be isolated for 5 days, beginning on the first full day of symptoms (or the day he/she was tested if asymptomatic), and may return to school on day 6 if symptom-free. If you have any questions, you can refer to the guidelines on the district website or speak directly with the School Nurse.