Spring Fling
Spring Fling is Thursday, 4/4, starting at 6:00 p.m. in the MWES gym.
The evening of fun includes:
- The Movie Trolls will be playing in the Cafeteria starting at 6:00 PM.
- Arts and Crafts in the Cafeteria from 6:00 to 7:30
- A bake sale to support the MWES Girl Scouts in the Cafeteria
- Candy Sales supporting the 6th Graders
- DJ, Dancing, and Raffles (dancing starts at 6:30)
- BOGO Scholastic Book Fair (closes at 7:30)
Admission is $3 per person or $15 per family. All students must be accompanied by an adult the entire evening.
See you there!
Book Fair Evening Sales
Come to the library to shop at our spring Book Fair Thursday, April 4 from 3:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Students must come with an adult. We will be open during the Spring Fling!
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 Students learning about different careers at the Career Fair.
Spirit Week 4/8 - 4/12
Show your Mustang Pride and participate in next week's spirit week!
Monday, 4/8 Matching Day! Wear matching clothes with a friend or class.
Tuesday., 4/9 Purple Up! Day! Wear purple to show support and thank government and military-connected children for their strength and sacrifices.
Wednesday, 4/10 Superhero Day! Dress like your favorite superhero to celebrate our Pennies for Patients heroes.
Thursday, 4/11 Spirit Day! Wear blue and white to show your Mustang Pride and support your teachers playing in the staff basketball game later that evening.
Friday, 4/12 Pajama Day! Wear your favorite pajamas.
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Staff Basketball Game
Be sure to wear your Mosby Woods spirit wear on Thursday, April 11 to pep up the teachers playing in the staff basketball game in the evening! Then join us at FAIRFAX High School as we watch Mosby Woods ES play Providence ES in the annual staff basketball game!
Doors open at 6:15pm and game begins at 6:45pm. The cost is $1/person or $5/family. All proceeds go to a local charity!
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Mosby Woods' 3rd Annual Career Fair
Students learned about different careers from members of the community at the third annual Career Fair at Mosby Woods. Students talked to presenters about forensics, aviation, vlogging, occupational therapy, cosmetology, news reporting, accounting, and so much more. Thank you to all those parents, spouses, and community members that made this another successful day! A huge high-five and kudos to Ashley Dwyer, Carole Linehan, and Laura Zinn for putting together this wonderful event. Check out some photos from the day.
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And the winner is...
Congratulations to the Mosby Woods ES spelling bee winner, Moubon Kurukumbi and all our classroom bee winners! Moubon competed in the Fairfax County Spelling Bee on March 17th.
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MWES victory at the Math League tournament
On Saturday, March 30th, 14 students represented Mosby Woods and competed against seven other schools in a Math League tournament. Once again, Mosby Woods claimed most of the available trophies, the top overall team score, and 3 of the top 4 individual scores.
3rd Grade: Quentin Hill placed 1st and Isabelle Yang placed 3rd
4th Grade: HuyLam Le placed 1st
5th Grade: Tony Nguyen placed 2nd (out of over 50 competitors!)
6th Grade: Shubha Udipi placed 1st and Nozanin Mamadaliev placed 2nd
The MWES team had the overall highest score, with team members Tony Nguyen, Henry Mann, HuyLam Le, Nidhi Sher, Quentin Hill, and Isabelle Yang all contributing to the winning team score. Quentin, HuyLam, and Tony all placed among the top 4 overall individual competitors.
Additionally, Elzat Parhat, Rayan Mathur, Nidhi Sher, and Isabelle Yang all qualified for the state competition and will be joining the 19 other MWES students who previously qualified!
 Students learn about police dogs at the annual Career Fair at Mosby Woods.
Registration is now open for “How to Survive Middle School” at Luther Jackson. This week-long program for rising 7th graders who will attend Jackson next year is designed to alleviate the anxieties normally faced by students making the jump to middle school. We give students an opportunity to explore the building, learn how to open lockers, meet some of the LJMS teachers, counselors, and after school staff, as well as learn about some of the elective courses they can choose to participate in once they are here with us. Register now!
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Poison Prevention at Home
March is childhood poisoning prevention at home. Medications and vitamins may help keep us healthy, but more than 60,000 young children are hospitalized every year for consuming medicine when their caretaker is not looking, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Check out these tips from Patient First that may help prevent medication accidents in your home.
Upcoming Dates
April 2-4
Buy-one-get-one free Book Fair
April 4
Book Fair Evening Sales 3:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Spring Fling 6:00 p.m.
April 5
NO SCHOOL - Student Holiday
Kindergarten Orientation - 2 p.m.
April 11
Staff Basketball Game @Fairfax HS doors open @6:15 p.m. game begins @6:45 p.m.
April 15-19
NO SCHOOL - Spring Break
April 23
PTA Meeting 6:30 p.m.
April 25
Einstein Night @ Providence Community Center 6:30 p.m.
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