School Mission:

Wanda Gray is a learning community striving for excellence in academics, character, and leadership.

School Vision:

Respecting others

Achieving full potential

Your school, home, community partnership

Collective Commitments:

Wanda Gray Teachers and Staff Will...

Welcome home and community involvement

Individualize instruction

Link instruction to world experiences

Demonstrate effective teaching

Commit to continuous growth

Assess and celebrate student achievement

Treat others with respect

Sustain a safe environment

Wanda Gray Elementary Feeder Schools

Wilson's Creek 5-6

Cherokee MS

Kickapoo HS

Newsletter is Now Available

Pick-a-project is the new program for the Foundation for Springfield Public Schools to give donors an opportunity to make tax-deductible gifts to support needs in our public schools. Whether you are a parent, a friend or a community member who believes in public education, this program allows you to see multiple projects in our schools and choose your level of support!

Here's how it works ...

This program is powered through supportSPS.org.

Did you know that we earned over $1,400.00 for Wanda Gray last year through Box Top Collections?? This money went into our general fund help fund and support all of the programs offered by Wanda Gray PTA, in to helping with many little things around the school that have been needed in the past year, like analog clocks for all of the Kindergarten classrooms.

Start clipping and saving your BoxTops TODAY!

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  You may donate these items at Wanda Gray in the Cents of Pride donation box found by the computer lab.
  
  Bobcat Corner is the Cent's of Pride store that Wilson's Creek and Wanda Gray helps sponsor in Bissett Elementary. The store was created to provide students with the opportunity to spend dollars that they have earned through good behavior.
  
  Every day students at Bissett Elementary have the opportunity to earn a behavior dollar. Twice a month they are given time to shop in the store with the money that they have earned from their teachers.
  
  This program has grown over the last year. Currently there are four elementary schools and one middle school that have Cents of Pride stores with others on the waiting list.
  
  How can you get involved in this great program, you ask? There are three ways you can be involved: donating items, donating your time or by spreading the word about the store. Read more ...!

• Springfield Public Schools has several new ways for you to stay up to date with district news and information.
  
  To get connected:
  
  Sign up for the SPS E-Newsletter
  
  Join the SPS group on Facebook
  
  Follow SPS on Twitter
  
  For more information, visit the SPS website
  

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