Westbrook PTA

The following items will be available for sale at all Wolf Camps:

Planners

Scientific Calculators

Knowsys SAT Cards

Jump Drives

There will NOT be any extra pre-packaged school supplies available for sale. Please click here to download a complete list of supplies for your childs grade level. If you have any questions, please contact Jessica Carrion at jmariecarrion@yahoo.com. Thanks!!! 

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PTA Membership & Donation

PTA Open Position

Reflections
Fundraising
Helping Hands
Hospitality
Library Volunteers
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For more information, please contact Yvette Rodriquez:

Email: yvette.v.rodriguez@dhs.gov

Phone: 832-528-6391

Upcoming Events

From the WIS Band Directors

The Westbrook Timberwolf bands just completed their contest seasons. Concert and Sight-Reading contest is for 7th and 8th grade bands. We are proud to say that all three of our “performing” bands earned Sweepstakes ratings at the UIL contest. Sweepstakes is the highest rating awarded. Attached you will find an mp3 recording of our Advanced Band performing one if its contest selections: Heaven’s Light. This work was commissioned by a high school band in Florida to commemorate the tragic loss of one of its beloved band members in a house fire. Featured soloist on this performance include flutist Sabrina Tran, clarinetist Julie Chase, French Horn Matthew Larson, and Camile Van Egmond on trumpet. Maggie Fulcher is the Vibraphone player, Aaron Jang, Lauren Gregurek, and Sam Decker are featured on marimba. Please enjoy Heaven’s Light.

Band Website

Reflections Awards Announced

The PTA received 32 entries this year for the Reflections Program. The judges were very impressed with the creativity and talent shown in the student's interpretation of this year's theme: Diversity Means...

The following students received Awards of Excellence and

will advance to the PTA council level:

Photography:

Diversity in Nature by Pathum Jayawardena

Standing Out in a Crowd by Erin Hartmann

Literature:

Diversity Means... Different Minds Working Together by Tarun Srinivasan

Visual Arts:

Diversity Means...A Start of Something New by Carina Shiau

Diversity...Embracing the Uniqueness by Arjun Luthra

Musical Composition:

Rise and Fall by Alison Vicary

Film Production:

Mass Produced Uniqueness by Marcus Abate

The following students placed in Photography:

Award of Merit

Baseball Mania by Nicole Drury

Yarn Flower by Nicole Drury

Untitled by Pathum Jayawardena

A Zoo of Colors by Erin Hartmann

One Side of Me by Erin Hartmann

Untitled by Peter Volpe

Honorable Mention

Totally Beaded by Nicole Drury

Grass by Nicole Drury

Colorful Hearts by Nicole Drury

Diversity Means Beauty by Pathum Jayawardena

The following students placed in Literature:

Award of Merit

Unity in Diversity by Millika Tripathy

A Tale of Two Minorities by Youcef Sahroune

Honorable Mention

Diversity...by Pathum Jayawardena

Diversity is in my Life and in Everyone's Lives by Elena Zhang

The following students placed in Visual Arts:

 Award of Merit

Diversity Over Time by Buvaneshraj Saravanan

Quilt of Diversity by Pathum Jayawardena

Harmony in Diversity by Millika Tripathy

The Colors of Diversity by Ria Sur

Honorable Mention

The Diversity of India by Swetha Ganga

Rainbow of Diversity by Pathum Jayawardena

Diversity Means...by Ankita Rao

Untitled by Peter Volpe

The following students placed in Musical Composition:

Award of Merit

Sounds of Diversity by Pathum Jayawardena

The following students placed in Film Production:

Award of Merit

Diversity is...YOU by Sydney Walsh

Honorable Mention

Diversity in the Synergy of Percussion by Nikil Ragav

Congratulations to all the students who participated in the Reflections Program this year. Students that placed will receive trophies and ribbons at the End of Year Awards Ceremonies. If you are not advancing to the Council level, your entries should be returned to you this week. Students that advanced to the council level will be honored at the Annual Reflections Reception in the Spring. They will be contacted with more details closer to the event. Westbrook PTA would like to thank everyone that helped make this program a success.

Tracy Fillip - PTA Reflections Chair

fillip@sbcglobal.net

START SPREADING THE NEEEWS...

Westbrook students have a unique opportunity to travel to New York City! This trip is designed for anyone who loves the theater and would like to experience the Big Apple... Broadway style! Our trip will include such things as: Broadway shows, backstage tours, dinner cruise to the Statue of Liberty, museums, and a performance workshop with Broadway professionals. We will take in the sights, sounds and flavors of New York in unique ways not experienced by a "standard" tour group. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Join us for our parent planning meeting!

What: Planning meeting for June 2012 trip to New York City

Who: Parents and students interested in the trip (not limited to theater students... everyone is invited!)

Where: Westbrook Library

When: Thursday, October 6

Time: 6:00PM-7:00PM

Come prepared to ask questions, learn details of the trip, and get contracts. :) For more information, contact Jessica Megginson (Theater Arts teacher) at jmegginson@ccisd.net