Effective March 29, 2021, updates to the Elementary COVID-19 Response & Prevention plan will go into effect. The most notable of these changes is that cohorts will not be separated during outdoor activities, such as recess. View the full plan here. Updates are shown in highlighted text.

Morning drop-off procedures remain the same. These changes primarily affect families who pick-up children in the afternoon. You can access the transportation map here. Please watch the video below for detailed instructions.

In the event of a confirmed case of COVID-19, the affected cohort (teacher and students) will all quarantine from school and activities on school campus for the time designated by the local health department. During that time, remote teaching/learning will take place on one of the following platforms:

• Seesaw (Grades K-3)
• Canvas (Grades 4-5)

Students will begin learning about these on-line learning platforms during the first full week of school and can be considered a "one stop shop" in the event of a cohort moving into remote learning or a full school shutdown. Your child's teacher will work with you over the course of the year to help you gain familiarity with the platform and its features. Remote learning can never be as effective as in-person educational opportunities for elementary-aged students, but it is our goal to provide the best possible experience if misfortune makes remote (on-line) learning a necessity.

Yes. Library books will be available for check out. Upon being returned, books will be boxed and quarantined for 72+ hours before being put back on shelves for check out by others. This timeline has come directly from the guidance Three Rivers Public Health Department.

Speaking of the library, we are VERY excited to welcome Mrs. Griffiths, our new elementary library/media teacher!

Warrior Parents: The information in this video is for you, but please consider showing these video clips to your children! Many of the school-wide routines our older students are accustomed to will be different this year.

Video 1: Masks & Social Distancing at Lunch

These symptoms will be monitored before students or visitors are allowed in the building. 

• Frequent Cough
• Shortness of Breath
• Difficulty Breathing
• Sore Throat
• Loss of taste or smell
• Unexplained Diarrhea
• Close contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19
• Fever check: Must be below 100.0 degrees Fahrenheit or lower

NOTE: Visitors must set up appointments ahead of time, pending Principal approval. Passing a health check does not guarantee access to the building.

Students, this school year is going to be different than years past, but don't get nervous! If you have the jitters thinking about how weird things might feel on Back to School Night or the first day, watch this video and practice an elbow 

In order to seek help or accommodations for your child's health needs, contact one of the following administrators.

If your child receives Special Services (has an IEP): Call Mrs. Shelley Maass @ 402-443-4250 or email smaass@wahoowarriors.org


If your child has a health condition, but does not qualify for Special Services: Call Mr. Ben Kreifels @ 402-443-4250 or email bkreifels@wahoowarriors.org to find out more about 504 Accommodation Plans.