Important school-year info, forms

The following is a quick-reference for parents/guardians to access when looking for important information during the school year—from forms that need to be completed and arrival/dismissal time, to picture day information. In addition, make sure to stay up-to-date via weekly announcements.

Important dates:

Open House (grades K-5): Thursday, Sept. 2, from 4:30-7 p.m.
First day of school: Wednesday, Sept. 8
Picture Day: Monday, Sept. 27
Bike or Walk to School Day: Wednesday, Oct. 6
Make-up Picture day: Monday, Oct. 25
Track and Field Day: Friday, May 13
Make-up Track and Field Day: Monday, May 16

2021-22 Health & Safety Measures and Local Incident Team (LIT)

Supply list

Important forms for parents/guardians to complete

Behavior Plan and form

Please read and review the 2021-22 Behavior Plan with your children so they know the expectations and understand that we are working together to create a productive and safe learning community. A focus of this plan is to prevent bullying at school.
Make sure to save the 2021-22 Behavior Plan for future reference.

Thank you for your continued support in helping to make Wilshire Park a safe and healthy environment. Together we can make a difference!

Educational Benefits application

Picture Day info

Birthday treat guidelines

There are federal mandates regarding food consumes at school. In and effort to help our students live a healthy life and make good choices about the food they eat, non-nutritious foods or beverages cannot be used as rewards for academic performance or good behavior (unless this practice is allowed by a student's individual education or behavior intervention plan).

Due to concerns about food safety, allergies and nutrition, food and beverages cannot be part of student birthday celebrations. If you would like to celebrate your child's birthday at school, you may consider one of the following non-food options:

Bring in a new book or game for the classroom to share.
Bring a favorite book from home for the teacher to read to the class.
Create a poster where each student will write a nice note to the student to take home.
Contact the teacher to help organize a craft project or favorite game for the special day.

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