The Wilson Weekly

September 11-15: Wilson 6th Grade Book Fair

September 19: Lifelines Parent Presentation

September 20: Fall Carnival at CHS

October 6: Student School Holiday - Staff Professional Development

October 9: Fall Picture Day 8:45-10:00

Book fair is coming to Wilson 6th Grade September 11-15th. See the following link for more information! https://5il.co/2356a

Join the High School Counseling Team as they present the Lifelines Curriculum for parents and the community. This curriculum is presented to the students in the 6th grade, 8th grade, and 11th grade for Collinsville Schools. More information will be coming as the student presentations are scheduled in the coming months.

Yearbooks are on sale now! You can visit jostens.com to place an order or use the QR code included here to reach the order site. You will need to choose Collinsville Middle School because the yearbook for 6th, 7th & 8th is combined. There are a couple of back to school specials going on right now! The cost is only $25 until December 15th and if you order before September 1, you can choose free icons!

The Oklahoma State Department of Education encourages families to be a part of their student's learning. So in conjunction with the OSDE, we will be featuring a few ideas of how to work together with the schools to further your students understanding! Each week, we will focus on a core subject and ways to continue learning at home! This week will feature ideas to highlight ELA skills!

"Reading is a building block for success in all school subjects and a critical skill that develops with time and practice. Encourage your child to read for pleasure, and be a good role model by reading things you enjoy." - OSDE 6th Grade Family Guides

What to do at home:

• Ask questions about what they are reading or watching and ask them to provide examples to support their answers.
• Write a thank-you card by hand to someone who has been kind or helpful to you.
• Discuss interesting words, such as those with many meanings, the same or opposite meanings and those that sound or are spelled alike

"When families and schools work together as partners, it helps your child achieve academic excellence!"

As students transition to the 6th Grade Center, we would like to inform our parents of some additional resources that may be helpful throughout the school year.

• The Indian Education program provides free tutoring for all Collinsville students. Our students can ride a bus to Collinsville Middle School on Tuesdays and Thursdays and meet with tutors in the middle school library. The tutoring is from 3:30-4:30 and parents will need to arrange pick up for their student at 4:30, no school transportation is provided for getting students home after tutoring. More information can be obtained by calling 918-371-5779. This service will begin on September 5, 2023.
• We are very excited that students will be able to obtain additional Math support in our Math Lab this year! The lab is open each day during school hours. Students can receive additional support for a particular math lesson, work on basic math skills, or be able to make up math work from being absent. Ms. Julie Struble will be working with the students and will create a schedule for the students to be able to visit her during one of their elective hours. Please call the school office, 918-371-3144, if you have any questions about this resource.

• Please do not drop off your child or allow them to be on campus before 8:30 each day.

• Walnut Street is reserved for buses 20 minutes before and after school.

• Use Maple Street from 17th to turn left into the North gate.

• Exit through the south gate and turn right onto Walnut Street.

• Please do not come in from 19th Street as it blocks traffic.

• Students who arrive after 8:45 a.m. must enter through the south doors/main entrance and get an admit from the office before reporting to class.