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Welcome to Dr. Weeks Elementary: A Community School!
Dr. Weeks is part of a community network, which provides multiple solutions from one location. Our partners include NY State Mentoring, Peaceful Schools, Huntington Family Centers, United Way, City of Syracuse Parks and Recreation, Eastern Hills Bible Church, National Grid, McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Center, NEHDA, County Health Department, Before & Afterschool Child Care, Pass Da Rock Mentoring, County Sheriff's Office.!
Student Learning Survey for Fall 2020
Please click on the link below to take the survey which will let your school know whether your students will be attending virtually at home or in the building!
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Looking Ahead: Click Here to Fill Out the Reopening Questionnaire:
Click Here to Fill Out the Questionnaire
As parents, it is your decision to have your PK-8th grade child have 100% virtual learning and not attend school in person. In an effort to best understand your plans for your child, we ask that you fill out this questionnaire and let us know what you plan to do this fall.
We have proposed a hybrid educational model for the 2020-21 school year. We feel this will allow us to open the school year in the safest way possible for all students, ...
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Syracuse Literacy Zones Help Guide Adult Learners to Success:
In the Syracuse City School District, success isn’t limited just to school-aged students. Thanks to the Syracuse Literacy Zones, adults are also offered the supports and resources to help them succeed – free of charge. This year alone, close to 300 area adults are taking advantage of Literacy Zone classes and services, and more than 4,500 students have completed classes since the program began!
Literacy Zone Welcome Centers are located within four school sites in different ...
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Sharing Tables Help Create Culture of Giving Back:
During their lunch periods, students across the SCSD now have the opportunity to leave unopened, uneaten food that they don’t want – or to pick up a little extra food – as needed.
Thanks to Sharing Tables now available in most SCSD school cafeterias, the initiative is increasing food consumption, reducing food insecurity and decreasing food waste. But it’s also creating a culture of caring, giving students the opportunity to anonymously give their surplus items ...
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