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Week of February 18th, 2013The Williams School works with each
child to build an enduring foundation
for academic, moral, and social success. Williams School
students embody
integrity, confidence, discipline, and a love of learning.
Honor before Honors
MARK YOUR CALENDARSFor the following TWS events:
Monday, February 18th
Presidents Day
NO SCHOOL/Camp Williams NOT Available
Saturday, February 23rd
TWS AuctionpresentingWilliams Wonka and the Chocolate
Factory
Town Point Club 6-10 PMMonday, February 25
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ETIS Basketball Tournament
Wednesday, February 27th
Biography/History Day
Friday, March 1st
NO SCHOOLTeacher Workday
Thursday, March 14th
Heroes Among Us @Town Point Club 5 PM
Auction catalog 2013
Start making your
WONKA WISH LIST
Please visit
http://thewilliamsschool.maestroweb.com/to view this years
auction items!!! Check
back daily as new items will be listed.
*The Oompa Loompas will not be printing a catalog this year
so please check the website!*
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THIS WEEK
Monday, February 18th
No SchoolPresidents Day/Camp Williams NOT Available
Tuesday, February 19th
Girls Gold Basketball@ Norfolk Collegiate 4:00 PM; Boys Gold
5:00 PM
Girls Blue Practice @ Park Place 3:30-5:00 PM
Wednesday, February 20th
8:00-9:30am Auction Preview in MPR
Boys Gold & Blue Practice @ Salvation Army 3:30-5:00 PM
NO Young Yogis Yoga
Thursday, February 21st
Girls Blue Practice @ Park Place 3:30-5:00 PM
Girls Gold Practice @ Park Place 3:30-5:00 PM
Friday, February 22nd
Saturday, February 23rd
Auction @ Town Point Club Doors Open at 6:00pm
NEXT WEEK
Monday, February 25th
ETIS Tournament Begins
Tuesday, February 26thETIS Tournament
Board Meeting 4:30 PM
Wednesday, February 27th
ETIS Tournament
Biography History Day
3rd
Grade to Roper House 10:30 AM-11:30 AM
Young Yoga Yogis 3:05-4:00 PM
Friday, March 1st
NO SCHOOL-Teacher Workday
Camp Williams AvailableEnd of Winter Term
LOOKING AHEAD
Monday, March 4th
Friday, March 8th
Spring BreakNO SCHOOLCamp Williams NOT Available
Sunday, March 10th
Daylight Savings Time BeginsSpring Forward 1 Hour
Monday, March 11th
Spring Term Begins
Wednesday, March 13th
Winter Sports Reception 5:30 PM
Spring Sports Begin
Thursday, March 14th
Heroes Among Us @ Town Point Club 5 PM
Order your handpainted
tiles today! All proceeds
benefit TWS!
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Camp Williams
$45.00 per day*
Friday, March 1, 2013Led By Joyce Soria and Ann Daly
8:30am-5:30pm**No SchoolTeacher Work Day
Featuring a trip to MacArthur Memorial for a tourand
scavenger
hunt!We will leave campus at about 9:00am and, weather
providing, will walk to
the TideStation by the YMCA and ride to MacArthur Memorial.
We will also return on the Tide.
Lunch will be at Chilis, MacArthur Center at noon.
Several choices will be available from the childrens menu and
the children
will order before arriving at the restaurant.
We will return to school by 1:30pm for playground, games,
crafts, and movie
time.
Please make checks payable to
Joyce Soria.
-*Reservations are required, by calling 627-1383 x241. If the
minimum enrollment of 8 is not reached by
Monday, February 25, 2013 at 10:00am, the following sliding
scale applies per child if 3- 7 children are
enrolled: 3 children - $95.00, 4 children - $75.00, 5 children -
$60.00, 6 children - $55.00, 7 children - $50.00.
-All fees are included for any off campus field trips, crafts,
lunch, and snack.
-By enrolling your child in Camp Williams, you are giving your
permission for your child to attend the listed
on and off campus activities.
-Camp Williams staff may be reached on the Extended Day cell
phone, 237-1875 oron Joyce Sorias phone,
at all times during the day.
-If you wish your child to have sun screen or insect repellant,
please fill out the Medication Administration
Form and send the product and the form in with your child on the
day or days of enrollment. Forms are
available from the front office, Extended Day or the
website.
-Please let us know if you will not be able to drop your child
off by departure time, as there is no available
care for your child at school.
**We will have early drop off at 7:30am for $5.00, extra.
Reservations required!
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To purchase tickets, buy one or more of our beautifully
handpainted tiles or to become one of oursponsors, please visit our
websitehttp://www.thewilliamsschool.org/support-tws/auction.cfm
Many thanks to our auction sponsors:
Golden Ticket $3,000Kathy and David Shelton
Everlasting Gobstopper $2,500Tony and Monica Cetrone
Fizzy Lifting Lemonade $1,500Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifton Harrell,
Jr.
Andria and Mike McClellanWynne Ford and Volvo
Luminous Lollies $750Frank and Wendy Auerbach
David and Claire BenjackJason and Leigh Davis
Mint Jujubees $500
Bob and Cindy AstonKristi and Clay BeersJames and Paige Bell
Emily and John BirknesEllen Tippi Chamberlain, Nancy Chandler
Assoc.
James and Marybeth DixonJoel and Katherine English
Jeff and Aimee EstesC.W. and Marilyn Gowen
Glenn and Trish JonesDrs. Hamlin and Morgan, DDS
Dan and Lynn NeumannMeredith Lauter
Anna Myers, St. Clair Law FirmMike and Pam RobinsonPaul and Mia
Robinson
Taste Unlimited LLCMark and Michelle Warden
Lauren and Jeff WillisKate and B.C. Wilson
Tina Truman and Ian WoollettRandy and Rick Wyatt
Go Wonkers at theAuction!
Williams Wonka and the Chocolate FactorySaturday, February 23,
2013
Factory doors open at 6 oclock
Town Point Club, Norfolk, VirginiaAuction tickets
$85Scrumdiddlyumptious hors doeuvres, fizzy lifting wine &
beer, and a wonka good time!Handpainted tiles & The I Want
It Now Golden Egg Raffle
The I Want It Now Golden Egg RaffleA little
nonsense
now andthen is
relished bythe wisest
men.
One lucky oompa loompa will win the golden egg raffle aprize of
40% of the total Williams Wonka cash purse. The
Williams School will sell tickets at $50 each. The total
amountwill be shared, with 60% to TWS and 40% to the oompa
loompa
with the winning ticket. No limit to the number of tickets
anoompa loompa can buy; the more tickets sold, the thicker the
chocolate. Tickets may be purchased at school from ChrisCooper
at 757.627.1383 ext. 241
([email protected]) or online
athttp://www.thewilliamsschool.org/support-tws/auction.cfm.
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Biography/ History Month
February is Biography celebration month in the library! Each
class is exploring a group of individuals.
Middle School will complement their classroom studies.
On Wednesday, February 27 we will celebrate our annual school
wide Biography Day and students come to
morning Assembly dressed as the person they read or studied
about. This is meant to be easy for you and we
are only looking for the student to somehow represent this
person. We do not mean for you to have to
purchase anything. In the past everyone has gotten very creative
with what they have around the house orborrowed from a neighbor.
Have Fun!
Kindergarten- Pioneers, Frontiersman & Adventurers
First Grade- Presidents, First Ladies and Notable American
Women
Second Grade- Athletes and Entertainers
Third Grade- Inventors, Scientists, Authors & Artists
Fourth Grade- Notable African Americans
Fifth Grade-Explorers
Sixth Grade-Greek or Roman Figures/ Heroes
Seventh Grade- World Leaders
Eighth Grade- Famous Historical Americans
Coffee & first lookWednesday, February 20 8:00-8:15and
9:00-9:30am
Come by the school Wednesday before or afterAssembly and see
these auction items in person!
Bring your measuring tape as well have an
armoire, rugs, and artwork on view. You may alsopreview
Wednesday afternoon at dismissal.
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AUCTION PREVIEWMore auction items available
athttp://thewilliamsschool.maestroweb.com/
Takemehome!
American Girl PackageSaige, her horse, dog & more!
XVD Longboard Party Like a RockstarFor up to 50 friends at
School of Rock
Sail into sunset withcocktails on the
Mariner IV
Take a ride in a L-39Russian Fighter Jet
Calling all Mavericks
Villa on Isla MujeresOne week in paradise
Sleepover at TWSGirls Just Wanna Have Fun
Its Not Easy Being
Green by Charles
Kello
Be Mayor for the Daywith Norfolk Mayor Paul Fraim
Foodie Night at Stovewith Patrick Evans-Hylton
Race an Ariel Atomat the Virginia
International RacewayZoom, zoom, zoom
Sign-Up Party:Amazing Race
Family ScavengerHunt
5 days in Myrtle BeachFun in the sun!
Cruise the Bay with theChesapeake Bay
Foundation
Pre-Cotillion HairParty at AOC Salon
Daisy Crazys
Gourmet Ice Creamfor a Year
Stay: The East Liberty Innin Downtown Savannah
Best Seats for 8 forGraduationJune 5, 2013
Behind the Scenes atVirginia Opera
The Marriage of Figaro
For more information, please contact Polly Pereos
[email protected] 757.627.1383 ext. 232.
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