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8319 Highway 22, Suite A, Dresden, TN 38225
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Gleason School Offers Student Incentives
Students See More Post Grad Training Options
Weakley Awarded $120K Grant For Propane Buses
TECTA Enrollees Gain At No Cost To Student
Schools "Canstruct" To Support Hunger Relief
Choir Inspires Courage, Confidence, Connection
Writing Contest Produces Inspiring Essay
WCS Represented at TAC Conference
Schools Seek and Salute Substitute Teachers
Weakley Playhouse Brings Spirit of Christmas
Westview High Featured on NBCs Today Show
Dresden Middle Thankful For Support of Lions' Den
MMS Student Earns District Bee Champion Title
Gleason Donations Pay For Student Lunch Debt
First Ever Agriscience Fair
Dresden Elementary Receives Donated Instruments
Teachers of the Year Named By Schools and District
Westview's HOSA Team Competes
STEAM Makes Learning Fun at DMS
FFA Week Shines Light On Thriving Ag Programs
Gleason FFA Promotes Opportunities
Progress is the Focus For Westview FFA
Greenfield FFA is Learning As They Grow
Dresden is Getting the Band Back Together
Weakley County Schools Represented at SCOPE
Livestock Production Farm Has Much to Offer
Arby's Fundraiser Helps Student Lunch Debt
Weakley County Schools Ranks 16 in State
Two Big Weeks Converge for One Student Writer
Three Schools Named 22-23 Tennessee Reward Schools
Feature Teacher Initiative Celebrates A+ Educators
School Board Stands Firm in Support of Public Ed
Kirsten Rook is New Transportation Supervisor
Dresden High HOSA Program Year in Review
Prevention Week Highlights Partnership
District Celebrates April 2024 Feature Teachers
District Celebrates March 2024 Feature Teachers
Instructional Coaches Play Vital Role for Schools
Educators Named Region-Level Semi-Finalists
Social Work Week Highlights Mental Health Needs
Support for Sharon School Garden is Big Help
Two Schools Bring Home Canstruction Awards
The 39 Steps Hits Weakley Playhouse Stage
District Recognized in New York Times
District Celebrates School Board Appreciation Week
Dresden Traditional Band Gains Momentum
District Secures 16th Highest ACT Score
Free Breakfast and Lunch Announced for District
Greenfield Student is District Spelling Bee Champ
Dresden Elementary Wins National ESEA Title
The Revolution Happens This Weekend
District Announces 2024-25 Teachers of the Year
District Adopts K-12 Math Curriculum
District Rebrand, Values, Portrait of a Grad
Career Coaches Empower New Opportunities
Martin Middle Builds Culture with House System
In Case You Haven’t Heard, Pre-K is a Big Deal
Greenfield Teacher Receives SEC Recognition
Positive Impact Evident Through ESSER Funds
Congratulations to 2024 Graduates
Brawner is State Teacher of the Year Finalist
District Highlighted Again in New York Times
Arby's Foundation Helps with Second Donation
District Launches Growing Our Future Podcast
Pantry Food Available for Students and Families
District Opens Family Resource Center
District Reflects on ESSER Impact
Westview Band Presents The Force Awakens
Why We Top Comparable TN Districts
Archived News List
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Archived News 2021-22
Archived News 2022-23
Photos
Weakley CARES
2021-22 Reopening Plans
Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief
WCS Safe Return and Continuity of Services Plan
WCS Community Engagement Checklist
WCS Needs Assessment for ESSER 3
WC Public Plan - Federal Relief Spending
Weakley County School Board Approval
Public Plan For Remaining Funds Addendum
WCS Safe Return and Continuity of Services Plan Addendum 2022-23
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EPSO - Early Post Secondary Opportunities
Career Coaches
Coordinated School Health Program
Curriculum Information
Response to Instruction and Intervention - RTI²
Tennessee Academic Standards
Resources
K-5 Math Coach
Foundational Literacy Skills Plan
Foundational Literacy Skills Plan Rubric
Textbook Transparency
Dress Code
District Family Engagement Plan
Guidelines for Bus Travel
ParentVUE
Prohibited Concepts Complaint Form
Registration
School Nutrition
Menu Prices
SchoolCafe.com
Staff
Civil Rights Statement
Lunch Menus
Special Education
Transition to Work
Speech and Language
Special Programs
Safe Schools Programs
Federal Programs
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Coordinated School Health Program
Transportation
Farm to School Plan
TISA Accountability Report
Transportation Student and Parent Information Form
Vector Alert Tip Reporting System
Virtual Calming Corner
504 ADA Grievance Procedure
Staff
Calendars
ClassLink and Tutor.Com
Coordinated School Health Program
Curriculum
Coaching Info
Edmentum
Employee Handbook
Office365
Resources
SmartFind Substitute Finder System
SmartFind QR
Synergy
Tech Request
TeamViewer
Textbook Inventory Form
Vector Alert Tip Reporting System
Vector Training K-12
Virtual Calming Corner
Employee Rights - Coronavirus Response
Students
Career & Technical Education
ClassLink and Tutor.Com
Coordinated School Health Program
Dress Code
Student Handbook
Student Vue
Vector Alert Tip Reporting System
Virtual Calming Corner
Weakley County Virtual School
Weakley County Schools Facebook Page
Arts Festival
School Board
Mission Statement
Members
Meeting Minutes
School Board Policies
Operations
Fiscal Management
Support Services
Instructional Services
Personnel
Students
Appendices
Five Year Plan
Staff Directory
RTI
Calendar
Photo Gallery
Useful Links
Contact Me
Math Instruction
Calendar
Photo Gallery
Useful Links
Contact Me
News
What's New
Gleason School Offers Student Incentives
Students See More Post Grad Training Options
Weakley Awarded $120K Grant For Propane Buses
TECTA Enrollees Gain At No Cost To Student
Schools "Canstruct" To Support Hunger Relief
Choir Inspires Courage, Confidence, Connection
Writing Contest Produces Inspiring Essay
WCS Represented at TAC Conference
Schools Seek and Salute Substitute Teachers
Weakley Playhouse Brings Spirit of Christmas
Westview High Featured on NBCs Today Show
Dresden Middle Thankful For Support of Lions' Den
MMS Student Earns District Bee Champion Title
Gleason Donations Pay For Student Lunch Debt
First Ever Agriscience Fair
Dresden Elementary Receives Donated Instruments
Teachers of the Year Named By Schools and District
Westview's HOSA Team Competes
STEAM Makes Learning Fun at DMS
FFA Week Shines Light On Thriving Ag Programs
Gleason FFA Promotes Opportunities
Progress is the Focus For Westview FFA
Greenfield FFA is Learning As They Grow
Dresden is Getting the Band Back Together
Weakley County Schools Represented at SCOPE
Livestock Production Farm Has Much to Offer
Arby's Fundraiser Helps Student Lunch Debt
Weakley County Schools Ranks 16 in State
Two Big Weeks Converge for One Student Writer
Three Schools Named 22-23 Tennessee Reward Schools
Feature Teacher Initiative Celebrates A+ Educators
School Board Stands Firm in Support of Public Ed
Kirsten Rook is New Transportation Supervisor
Dresden High HOSA Program Year in Review
Prevention Week Highlights Partnership
District Celebrates April 2024 Feature Teachers
District Celebrates March 2024 Feature Teachers
Instructional Coaches Play Vital Role for Schools
Educators Named Region-Level Semi-Finalists
Social Work Week Highlights Mental Health Needs
Support for Sharon School Garden is Big Help
Two Schools Bring Home Canstruction Awards
The 39 Steps Hits Weakley Playhouse Stage
District Recognized in New York Times
District Celebrates School Board Appreciation Week
Dresden Traditional Band Gains Momentum
District Secures 16th Highest ACT Score
Free Breakfast and Lunch Announced for District
Greenfield Student is District Spelling Bee Champ
Dresden Elementary Wins National ESEA Title
The Revolution Happens This Weekend
District Announces 2024-25 Teachers of the Year
District Adopts K-12 Math Curriculum
District Rebrand, Values, Portrait of a Grad
Career Coaches Empower New Opportunities
Martin Middle Builds Culture with House System
In Case You Haven’t Heard, Pre-K is a Big Deal
Greenfield Teacher Receives SEC Recognition
Positive Impact Evident Through ESSER Funds
Congratulations to 2024 Graduates
Brawner is State Teacher of the Year Finalist
District Highlighted Again in New York Times
Arby's Foundation Helps with Second Donation
District Launches Growing Our Future Podcast
Pantry Food Available for Students and Families
District Opens Family Resource Center
District Reflects on ESSER Impact
Westview Band Presents The Force Awakens
Why We Top Comparable TN Districts
Archived News List
Archived News 2019-20
Archived News 2020-21
Archived News 2021-22
Archived News 2022-23
Photos
Weakley CARES
2021-22 Reopening Plans
Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief
WCS Safe Return and Continuity of Services Plan
WCS Community Engagement Checklist
WCS Needs Assessment for ESSER 3
WC Public Plan - Federal Relief Spending
Weakley County School Board Approval
Public Plan For Remaining Funds Addendum
WCS Safe Return and Continuity of Services Plan Addendum 2022-23
Website Accessibility
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Interested in Substitute Teaching?
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Weakley County Pre-Kindergarten Program
Our Vision
Weakley County Schools believes children begin learning before they begin Kindergarten. Our mission is to prepare children and their families to be kindergarten ready. Early years are foundational learning years.
Preparing children for the future involves meeting the child at their developmental level and moving them forward though active learning experiences. Teaching the whole child includes areas of self-awareness, social and emotional development, self-help and independence, physical development, creative arts, as well as language, literacy, science and mathematics.
Working with families is vital to student success. Parents and families are important teachers for their children and key partners with school staff as together we envision a successful school career.
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Pre-Kindergarten Eligibility
Pre-kindergarten program is a state funded readiness program for at-risk children who are 4 years of age on August 15. “At risk” is defined by the state as economically disadvantaged. Due to state funding, there are limited classrooms available in Weakley County and priority placement is given to families that are economically disadvantaged or to children who have lost a parent due to war. Other “at-risk” factors may be used to determine eligibility may include, but are not limited to: English as a second language, foster care, social-emotional behaviors, and family/environmental factors. The Voluntary Pre-K program provides a foundation for learning and successful transition to the school environment.
• Voluntary Pre-K is designed to help children prepare for kindergarten and succeed in the school environment. The program serves children who will be 4 years of age on or before August 15. Children turning 5 on or before August 15th are not eligible for Voluntary Pre-K.
Pre-Kindergarten Community Locations
Pre-K is currently offered in 5 convenient school locations including Dresden Elementary School, Gleason School, Greenfield School, Martin Primary School, and Sharon School.
Why Does Pre-Kindergarten Matter?
Why does Pre-K matter? Attending pre-kindergarten benefits children in so many ways. A child’s brain is growing every day. Children are learning who they are as people and how to be independent. Preschool allows for that growth in kids. It gives young ones the opportunity to learn skills needed to begin building their lives with confidence.
Pre-Registration Details & What You Need to Know
Pre-registration allows for planning for the correct number of teachers, classroom space, materials that will be needed, scheduling of readiness screenings, and meeting the individual needs of students.
PRE-Kindergarten:
► Any child who is 4 years old on or before August 15, 2024 may apply.
► However, acceptance is determined on income eligibility set by the Department of Health and Human Services.
► The limit is 20 per Pre-K classroom.
► Applications are numbered as they are received.
Kindergarten:
► Any child who is 5 years old on or before August 15, 2024 may register for Kindergarten.
► Pre-registration DOES NOT replace kindergarten registration in the fall. Families of pre-registered kindergarten students will be contacted prior to the opening of school to schedule a time to visit the classroom and complete the registration process.
REQUIRED ITEMS FOR REGISTRATION:
Certified Copy of Birth Certificate
Child’s Social Security Card (Optional)
Immunization Record
2024 Proof of a Physical Exam (if available)
Proof of Residency
Pre-K applications must include proof of income
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