News and Updates

 

Breakfast at Recess

We now serve IUSD's breakfast at our recess break.IUSD Nutrition Services Elementary Breakfast Menus is $2.00. If a student qualifies for a reduced price meal, the cost is $0.30. If a student qualifies for a free meal, they receive breakfast at no charge. Snack items are also available and include items such as granola bars, cereal bars string cheese, goldfish crackers, sunflower seeds, fruit, and milk. Granola and cereal bars are $1.00. Goldfish crackers, sunflower seeds, string cheese, and fruit is $.50. Milk is $.75.Please see this flyer for more information.

Juice it Up
Each Tuesday Juice it Up will come to the school to sell smoothies after school. The smoothies are a healthy treat meeting all IUSD and California food guidelines. Smoothies are $3.00 and $1.00 of each smoothie goes directly back to our student council!

Green Team

Support the Westpark Green Team and IUSD's Recycling Efforts and help our Earth by collecting cans and plastic bottles at home and bringing them in to school! IUSD is not able to recycle plastic milk cartons and green glass, but water bottles and aluminum cans are welcome. Reduce, Recycle, and Reuse!

Thank you for supporting Westpark and IUSD. So far our efforts have brought in $166.92 to Westpark-thanks to all!

Health Services Information

At Westpark we continually reinforce hand washing and smart coughing and sneezing habits. Please see the links below for posters we have displayed in our classrooms. You can print them out for home use as well! Additionally the Irvine Unified School District has set up a special webpage to help students, parents and employees learn more about the H1N1 flu, along with strategies for staying healthy this season. Please see the link below for this IUSD site:

Cover Your Cough

Germ Stopper

H1N1 Flu Information

 

Home and Hospital Teaching

Please see the link below for information regarding the IUSD Home and Hospital Teaching services.

Home and Hospital Teaching

 

Easy Ways to Help Westpark

Both the Office Depot and Target Corporations have teamed up as community partners to help support Westpark. When you are out shopping for home and business office and school supplies at Office Depot, please remember to tell the clerk that you would like your purchase credited to Westpark Elementary. Our school ID# is 70009067, but the clerk can always look up the number for you. Credits allow the school to purchase office and school supplies freeing up general budget for other needs. Those of you that hold Target REDCards help out Westpark every time you use your card as Target donates 1% of eligible purchases each time you use your card. We thank these corporate partners and all of you for supporting Westpark.

Please see this link to how you can help Westpark by collecting Boxtops for Education and Labels for Education. Thank you to Diane Squyres for handling this program!

 

Target Take Charge of Education
Thank you to the Westpark Target Store and all of the Westpark community members who use their Target REDcards when shopping. By charging with Target REDcards Westpark community members have helped raise $5883.37 for Westpark school since 1997. With the State budget getting tighter, please consider using your Target REDcard and designating Westpark as your school of record to help our teachers buy necessary school supplies for all of our children. For more information on the program see this website Target Take Charge of Education Thank you for your support!

 

Suggested Routes to School

The City of Irvine Neighborhood Traffic Engineering section has prepared a Suggested Route to School map for us. This maps was created in order to develop uniformity in the use of school area traffic controls. The Suggested Routes to School plan consists of a map showing area streets, the school, existing traffic controls, established school walking routes, and established school crossings. Information regarding the safe operation of bicycles is also included on the map. Please print out the map and discuss it as a family to when reviewing the safest route to school.

Bikes and Scooters

Bicycle and Razor Policy-Razor scooters are not allowed on campus. Bicycles are allowed and encouraged for students in grades 3-6. Helmets are required for all bike riders. Motorized scooters are illegal for all students under the age of 16, as avalid driver's license of instruction permit is required to operate a motorized scooter. It is also illegal for students to be passengers on a motorized scooter. All of these policies and procedures are in place for student safety. Please see the link below for the IUSD policies related to Bicycle Use.
IUSD Policies

 

 

 
   
 
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