Our goal at Red Mill and in the WSSD is to provide the best educational experience possible for your child. In turn, we want you to have this expectation of us and hope you emphasize the importance of education to your child. This time of year is also when we begin to think about our fifth graders moving onto middle school. For those of you who were here to listen to Mr. Houser's presentation on April 9, we understand parents have the same mixed emotions as our fifth graders. Opportunities to be involved in clubs, athletics, intermurals expand.
Children have the advantage of making new and different friends.
From experience, I will tell you that most sixth graders become more adamant about moms and dads being involved in school. Don't be hesitant to communicate with the staff or help out in the building. This time period can be one of the most taxing, yet rewarding. We wish our outgoing fifth graders the very best and ask that they take the time to come back and visit us when the occasion arises. We like to know how and what you are doing even after you leave Red Mill.