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Ernest Ward Students Checked Out For Friday’s Homecoming Parade Will Be Excused
October 6, 2010
All students checked out from Ernest Ward Middle School for Friday afternoon’s Northview Homecoming Parade will be excused.
Principal Nancy Gindl-Perry said students should be checked out after 11:30 if at all possible. They will not be required to return to school, and they will be excused, she said. Teachers should not be giving any tests or graded assignments, and, if they do, students will have the opportunity to make them up on Monday.
A photo identification is necessary to check a student out at Ernest Ward, and the parent or guardian must be listed as authorized to checkout the student with the school.
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2 Responses to “Ernest Ward Students Checked Out For Friday’s Homecoming Parade Will Be Excused”
It is my understanding that it will be the same as last year the children at Bratt will be able to see it at school. Mrs. Hall is as wonderful as her sister. I know their daddy would be so proud of these girls.
I think that it is Great that Mrs. Perry supports our kids and other local schools by allowing her students to participate in the other schools activities without fear of reprucussions. I wish that all the other schools would take note and follow in her footsteps! She truly is the best principle I have seen running a school in my lifetime! Way to go Mrs. Perry! We appreciate you and your understanding of our community and kids!