We need your help!!! We have a

large population of students

bringing electronic devices to

school. They are using the

devices during recess times. I

would like to encourage our

students not to bring electronic

devices to school because we are

not responsible for things that

are broken or misplaced. If your

child brings an electronic device

to school, please help us

emphasize that any games,

websites or music has to be

school appropriate. This means

no shooting, violence, horror,

gore, blood or swearing. The

electronic devices should not be

out in the building unless the

teacher says it is okay. If we see

that the student is using the

device inappropriately, the

device will be taken from the

student. It will be in the office for

the parent to pick up. Thank you

for your understanding and

support, we really appreciate all

that you do for us.

Newsletter, March 15, 2019 Volume 4 Issue 14

Woodview: Where Everyone Can Be Exceptional Mar. 29 – Apr. 5,

No School Spring Break

Apr. 17, Half Day 11:50 p.m.

April 19 Feeding America Orchard Hills 4:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.

Apr. 19, Good Friday

Regular School Day

May 8, Early Release 1:50 p.m.

May 17 Feeding America Orchard Hills 4:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.

May 23, BHS Gradua-tion

May 27, No School Holiday

June 5-7 Half Day 11:50 a.m.

June 14, Tentative Last Day

Students of the Month:

Back Row: Mr. Cook, Joseph Coles, Yurani

Zavalza-Rodriguez, Talon Calvo, Harlee We-

ber, Middle Row: Jesse Adkinson, Tyler Simon,

Hailey Wolcott, Gabrella Peterson, Front Row:

Sara Holland, Caleb Schwenke, Joseph White,

Taelynn Faylor, Shay Reitsma Missing from

photo: Dominic Pluskhat

Thank you to all

the parents and

grandparents and

many care takers

of our Woodview

students for com-

ing out to support

the Woodview

book fair. We had

a wonderful

successful book fair. We were able to receive 50%

on every purchase. Thank you to all who rounded up

on their purchase to donate even more to the library.

And a special thank you to those who donated their

time to volunteer, we couldn’t run the book fair with-

out you.

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Woodview

students had a special visi-tor on March 14, and 15, artist Tom Woodruff, a

Northport resident, who grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

He studied art and natu-

ral sciences at Grand Valley College to be closer to Lake Michigan, combining his

artistic flare with his love for nature. He began teaching 30 years ago after publi-cation of the book he illustrated by au-

thor John Mitchell, “Michigan: An Illus-trated History for Children.”

Woodruff is from a family of writers, so words and books have been as important to him as art. Libraries are one of his fa-

vorite teaching environments because he can easily reference the importance of

literature and explain how illustrations and words work together to form a tale. “Every line is part of a picture, just like every word is part of a story,” he said. He

describes his art presentations as “interactive drawing projects” or “illustration workshops.” “I teach the

kids to observe, to notice things, to go on an adventure, and to include themselves in it in some way,” said Woodruff. Stu-

dents begin their drawings on the front side of a folded sheet of drawing paper so they can open the “book” and add to it later. Woodruff said he enjoys working with teachers, who “…are among the

most noble, giving, and

sharing of pro-fessions. And it’s fun work-ing with the children. I love seeing them make connec-tions between

art and life.”

This is a draw-

ing of the

"Cora A," a

ship that once

sailed the

Great Lakes. I

sketched first

in pen & ink,

then added

watercolor. I

learned to sail at an early age,

built models, and drew ships

of all kinds. I was most fasci-

nated with the history of

schooners and other ships of

the Great Lakes.

This piece

is called,

"Tip-Toe

Through

the Night."

It was in-

spired by

my cat

'Wogs', the

Night

Stalker.

“Ick or Eat”

Two dragon

kids, dressed in

souvenirs from

dads maraud-

ing days, set

out to get some

goodies on Hal-

loween night -

the one night of

the year they

blend right into

the human

world. The little

girl in the

“Witch” costume is my daughter, Lydia, mar-

veling at how real their costumes look. Tom

Woodruff

To help celebrate

March Reading Month,

students have the

chance to win prizes

for getting caught

reading throughout the

rest of March! Stu-

dents will be randomly

chosen. If students are

called and are reading

between 7:30 p.m.—

8:00 p.m., students will

be called down to the

office the following

morning to collect their

prize! Prizes include

magic pens, magic

slime, and magic grow-

ing figures! Be sure to

continue reading each

night!

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25 Points

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75 Points Kendall Barnes

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100 Points Connor McGowan Nathan Murphy Isaiah Rhodes Hailey VanGessel 125 Points Lexie Feuerstein Amara German Liberty Tice 150 Points Andrew Schout 200 Points Kitri Gentry Logan Ingraham 225 Points Wyatt Slayton 275 Points Shiloh Moore 300 Points Elise Doezema

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