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WBES Class of 2031 is accepting Kindergarten enrollment applications for the Dual Language Immersion program! We are excited to offer our new kindergarten students an opportunity to become bilingual and biliterate in Spanish. If you have a student who will turn 5 years old by August 31, 2018, please enroll now! Call the office with any questions, enrollment is filling up...we look forward to serving you!

Dual Language Immersion Kindergarten Enrollment Meeting

Date: Thursday, July 26th

Location: Walter Bickett Elementary School

Time: 10:00am & 6:00pm

Target Audience: All Rising Kindergarten Parents

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Summer Office Hours

Mondays through Thursdays-- 8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.

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WBES Lit Camp Bookmobile Kickoff!

We would like to invite you to see the UCPS Bookmobile this Summer! WBES will have a Lit Camp BookMobile Kickoff to provide parents an opportunity to see the bookmobile during each of the evening sessions of the event. Listed below includes more information.

June 19^th 10:30am Session & 6:00pm Session (Introduction/Bookmobile Tour/Reading Strategies)

July 24^th 10:30am Session & 6:00pm Session (DLI Spanish/English Supports/Bookmobile Tour/What to Expect in Literacy for Next Year).

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Walter Bickett Elementary will have a Summer Lit Camp starting on Monday June 18th. The Lit Camp will start at 7:30am-12:30pm. Breakfast and lunch will be served during the camp. Please contact the school with any questions, Registration is still open.

Monday, June 18th through Thursday, June 28th

Monday, July 16th through Thursday, July 26th

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Walter Bickett Elementary will have a Dual Language Immersion & 3rd & 5th Grade Summer Bridge Camp starting on Monday July 23rd. The Summer Bridge Opportunities will start at 7:30am-12:30pm. Breakfast and lunch will be served during the camp. Please contact the school with any questions, Registration is still open.

Monday, July 23rd through Thursday, August 2nd

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The Latino Outreach Program provides support to our Latino community through workshops on a variety of topics, including parenting skills, healthy living, higher education opportunities and immigration and tax issues. There is more information on the Quick Link section of our website.

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Walter Bickett Elementary Kindergarten Registration (Students must be 5 years old on or before August 31, 2018)

Kindergarten Registration will be held at Walter Bickett Elementary School at 803 South ML King Blvd, Monroe NC 28112.

Dual Language Guided Tours: We are offering guided tours for parents to have an opportunity to visit the school and learn about the DLI Program. Please contact the school to schedule a tour.

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2018-2019 School Supply Lists

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