Are you or someone you know looking for a high-quality preschool experience? The interest form for the 2026-27 Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) is now open! GSRP is Michigan’s state-funded preschool program for eligible 4-year-olds. Space is limited, so we encourage interested families to complete the interest form today.

Our PTO will be selling Reading Gift Sets during Parent-Teacher Conferences. If you have scheduled your conference with your child’s teacher prior to conference night, you may send in an envelope with the exact cash amount. Please be sure to write your student’s name and teacher’s name on the envelope.

All money must be turned in no later than March 12th. March 12th will be the final day the gift sets are available for purchase.

The Scholastic Book Fair is coming! SAVE THE DATE for March 9-13, 2026. The book fair will be open for families to shop during conferences on March 12th from 1:00pm - 4:00pm and 5:00pm - 8:00pm. Get your reader psyched to pick out their own books! Start exploring together: 

https://www.scholastic.com/bf/ervingelementaryschool

Order deadline for yearbooks is April 7, 2026. 

Click the link below to pre-order Spring Pictures. All students will be photographed. Your child will come home with a QR code, and you may also purchase pictures afterward.

SPRING PICTURE DAY PRE-ORDER

• Car Line Timing: Do not line up before 3:30 PM.

• Walker Status (2025–2026 School Year):

  • Must be approved via our Walker Request Form.

  • Only available for families living within a safe walking distance.

  • Children outside the walking zone must use the car rider line.

• Car Tags: Ensure your car tag is clearly displayed. Need a new one? Contact the office.

• Parking Lot Usage

  • Front Lot: Reserved for staff, buses, Ms. T’s class, and GSRP arrival/dismissal only.
    Please do not park in the front lot during arrival and dismissal.

  • Student Drop-Off:
    Use the back lot for drop-off until 9:10 AM.
    After 9:10, please come into the building and sign your child in at the front office.

• Bus Access: Keep the front entrance clear so buses can arrive and depart safely.

• Stay in Your Vehicle: Do not exit your car during drop-off or pick-up. Staff will assist your child.

• Respect Neighbors: Do not block driveways in the Heritage subdivision. Your courtesy makes a big difference.

When everyone follows these procedures, traffic moves smoothly, and students stay safe.
One car in the wrong spot can disrupt the entire system—thank you for doing your part!

Together, we can ensure a safe, orderly, and courteous environment for all.

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For the safety and smooth dismissal of all students, early pick-ups must be completed before 3:30 PM. If you need to pick up your child early, please plan to arrive prior to that time. Thank you for your cooperation.

We love recognizing our students’ birthdays! To keep celebrations safe and inclusive for all, please do not send food items such as cupcakes or candy. Instead, consider donating a book, game, or recess equipment. Contact your child’s teacher for fun, non-food ideas.

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Children can only thrive in school if they are present in school. Listed below are our definitions of and policies about attendance.

Absence—any day that a student misses school.

• Late arrivals - After 9:30 am the student will be marked absent for the morning.

• Early Dismissal - before 2:30 pm in the student will be marked absent for the PM.

Excused Absence—Any medically documented absence, funeral days, or court date will not be counted against the student.

Excessive Absences:

• If a child accumulates 10 absences in a school year, the building administrator will send a letter to inform the parent/guardian

• If the child reaches 15 absences in a school year the building administrator will inform the local police department of a potential truancy issue.

• The police department will then contact or visit the child’s home to discuss the truancy with the parents.

• If the absences reach 20 in a school year, according to law, referrals must be made to the Local Police Department and possibly, the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office.

*Parents are encouraged not to take their children out of school for vacations. Vacation days are considered unexcused.

TARDIES—arrives late or leaves early from school and missing LESS than 55 minutes of school time

Please email doctors notes to baloghr@wbsdweb.com or fax at 734-692-2211