Make sure to check out the January Newsletter! Click the link below.
https://woodhavenbrownstown.edurooms.com/engage/erving-elementary-school/newsletters/january-newsletter

Let's go Lions!

WHS Dance Team is hosting their Annual Winter Junior Warrior Clinic - the time is NOW to register! See the photos above for the details and the link/QR code to register. Register to secure your spot, as registration closes on 1/17 at 3 p.m. or when all spots have been filled.


Students in Erving Elementary School's GSRP celebrated the New Year 2025 at the stroke of 12 (NOON!) this week. The students counted backwards from 10 as part of the celebration. Happy NOON Year 2025 from Erving GSRP!


Join WBSD's Early On team for a special event, Diapers to Wipers to learn how to "potty like a rockstar!" Please RSVP for the event as space is limited. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemyuHdcyH7Ujavenhg_HlfBebhXTfZ3ZXeBoTddNo24MO6zg/viewform

Mrs. Revoir's Young Five students at Erving Elementary School had a recent "Grinch Day," at school where they did crafts and activities and all things "Grinch."


Shh... Erving's very own Elf on the Shelf is making a surprise return next week! 🎄✨
And that's not all—Spirit Week kicks off with Pajama Day!


Check out our December newsletter!
https://woodhavenbrownstown.edurooms.com/engage/erving-elementary-school/newsletters/december-newsletter

Our PTO still needs help Wednesday and Thursday next week for the Santa Shop. If you're able to help, please click the link below to volunteer.
https://m.signupgenius.com/?#!/showSignUp/10C0A49AEA722A7FBCF8-52939040-santa
"Oh, the weather outside is frightful
But the fire is so delightful
And since we've no place to go
Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!"
We know students love "snow days," but did you ever wonder how the decision is made? Listen to the new episode of the Warrior Way Podcast HERE - Weathering the Storm: Inside WBSD’s School Closure Process to learn more. https://rss.com/podcasts/thewarriorway/1782681
December Spirit Days


Happy Thanksgiving to our WBSD Families!

The WBSD has a great safety system, Zonar, for our bus transportation system that can be a great tool to be used by parents.
- Watch a demo video for the new Zonar MyView app here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IPVdnZPnSs
- Download the Zonar MyView app in your device’s app store.
WBSD’s Code is: WOO9929 (This is letters “W” and “OO” not numbers)
- Login to your Parent Connect and find your child’s bus route information under the Transportation tab.
If you would like to use the additional feature, the Z-Pass, you may request one by scanning the QR code or filling out this document - https://tinyurl.com/ydkj6s2p
For more information, check out your school's weekly principal communication for more on Zonar.

Third grade students from Erving and Wegienka recently visited the River Raisin National Battlefield Park in Monroe to learn more from the Wyandot native people. In third grade, students learn about Michigan Native Americans, so this field trip was a great opportunity for students to learn in a very hands-on way. Every year, the Wyandot people, some traveling from Oklahoma and Canada, come to the River Raisin Battlefield to teach our students about their culture.
Our students learned about the music, traditions, government, and family life of the indigenous people and explored how they used natural resources. They had hands-on experiences in a longhouse and wigwam, and they even got to make wampum belts in the newly created Wampum Room.
When students were asked to rate their experience from 1 to 5, many enthusiastically gave it a 10! The beautiful fall weather added to the experience, allowing them to participate in an Indian removal simulation, try using a lacrosse stick, and grind corn into cornmeal the traditional way. The River Raisin National Battlefield team really outdoes themselves each year, and this visit was no exception!










The Woodhaven-Brownstown School District is excited to invite you to participate in a special WBSD book study, where we will be reading and discussing The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt. This powerful book explores the impact of social media and other digital technologies on our children’s mental health and well-being, while providing guidance on what parents, schools, and communities can do about it. Our discussions will take place virtually for the first three meetings beginning in January with the last meeting in-person, offering participants the chance to learn from one another and gain valuable insights.
If you're interested in joining us, please complete the Book Study Interest Form, linked below.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc7CuGqOTFMekbbBHlF7Xjdg4ILOMMOF8L7uOAjc6jfQzKFkQ/viewform
Thank you for considering this opportunity to learn and grow together.
Save the Date!
We have a half day on November 15 and November 21, with dismissal at 12:00 PM. Additionally, we will have Parent-Teacher Conferences on November 21. We look forward to seeing you there!

Erving Elementary students in Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Robinson and Ms. Bosman's classes took a trip to Hampton Manor today in Halloween costumes for a parade!
The student lighthouse team at Erving Elementary wanted to decorate the school with positive messages and encouraging words. They wrote their messages on an orange balloon and placed them throughout the school.
Check out the amazing things happening at Erving Elementary School next week for Kindness week October 21-25, 2025 - One Kind Word is the theme with different activities each day of the week

Check out the amazing things happening at Erving Elementary School next week for Kindness week October 21-25, 2025 - One Kind Word is the theme with different activities each day of the week.


