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Donuts with Grands & Friends! ❤️🍩

Join us on Thursday, October 22, for donuts in the cafeteria and a visit to our Book Fair!

Forms have been sent home with students. Please make sure grandparents and special guests bring their completed form on the day of the event.

If you are a grandparent of multiple students, please attend at the scheduled time for your oldest grandchild.

We can’t wait to welcome our Grands & Friends to Westwood! ❤️🐾
1 day ago, Westwood Communications
Flyer Title: "WESTWOOD MEDIA CENTER INVITES YOU TO DONUTS with Grands and Friends" (with a pink frosted donut with sprinkles replacing the 'O' in DONUTS).  Event Details: Grandparents and other grand friends are invited to the cafeteria for treats and to shop the Book Fair on Thursday, October 22.  Schedule by Grade: 5th grade: 8:30 - 9:30 AM  4th grade: 9:30 - 10:30 AM  3rd grade: 10:30 - 11:30 AM  Pre-K: 11:30 AM - 12:25 PM  Kindergarten: 12:25 - 1:25 PM  1st grade: 1:25 - 2:25 PM  2nd grade: 2:25 - 3:25 PM  Note: Grandparents with multiple students should attend at the time scheduled for the oldest child.  Decorative Elements: A border of blue, chocolate, and pink frosted donuts lines the bottom of the flyer.
Flyer Title: "LA BIBLIOTECA DE WESTWOOD TE INVITA A DONAS con los Abuelos y Amigos" (with a pink frosted donut with sprinkles replacing the 'O' in DONAS).  Event Details: Grandparents and friends are invited to enjoy donuts in the cafeteria and visit the Book Fair ("Feria del Libro") on Thursday, October 22 ("Jueves 22 de octubre").  Schedule by Grade: 5.º grado: 8:30 - 9:30 AM  4.º grado: 9:30 - 10:30 AM  3.er grado: 10:30 - 11:30 AM  Pre-K: 11:30 AM - 12:25 PM  Kindergarden: 12:25 - 1:25 PM  1.er grado: 1:25 - 2:25 PM  2.º grado: 2:25 - 3:25 PM  Note: Grandparents with grandchildren in different grades are asked to attend at the scheduled time for the oldest grandchild.  Decorative Elements: A decorative bottom border featuring alternating blue, chocolate, and pink frosted donuts.
Our third graders enjoyed a field trip to the Tellus Science Museum! They had a great time exploring and learning more about rocks and minerals, a topic they’ve been studying in class! ❤️🐾
2 days ago, Westwood Communications
Four young students wearing clear safety goggles smile at the camera while seated at a white activity table in a classroom or lab setting. In the center of the table, bright yellow index cards displaying clues about mineral properties—such as luster, magnetism, and crystal shape—are laid out in rows. Other students and teachers working in the background complete the classroom environment.
Five elementary students stand alongside a wooden water trough in an educational museum setting, leaning forward as they sift through sand and water using black panning pans. A female teacher in a red shirt guides one of the students in dipping their pan into the trough. Posters in the background feature guides titled "Gem Identification" and "Find Your Take-Home Fossil".
A class of approximately 25 elementary school students poses together for a group photo inside a dark museum gallery. The children are arranged in three rows, sitting cross-legged or kneeling on a dark tiled floor, with many wearing matching pink name tags and red or white school shirts. Directly behind them is a large glass display case framing a huge, brightly lit, crystalline mineral specimen.
A female teacher wearing glasses and a red school shirt smiles beside a young male student who is grinning brightly. Both are wearing matching red shirts featuring a football and school logo, along with pink name tags. They are holding a black panning pan together over a wooden water trough filled with sand and water in an educational museum setting.
Four young students wearing protective safety glasses gather around a long white activity table in a classroom lab. Yellow activity cards with mineral clues—such as "This mineral is magnetic" and "This mineral forms a hexagonal crystal"—are laid out on the table alongside testing equipment, including small bottles and magnifying tools. Glass display cabinets filled with geological rock and mineral samples are visible in the background.
A group of approximately twenty students sitting on a dark tile floor inside a science museum, facing a museum instructor. The instructor, wearing a blue shirt and beige vest, stands in front of a wall display titled "MINERALS AND ROCKS: Earth's Building Blocks" featuring illuminated exhibit cases with rock and mineral specimens. Several students have their hands raised to answer or ask questions during the presentation.
A blonde girl in a red t-shirt stands at a wooden water trough, carefully sifting sand with her hands inside a black panning pan submerged in water. Beside and behind her, another student and an adult chaperone in matching red shirts watch closely as she searches for hidden minerals or fossils.
A class of over twenty elementary school students poses together in a spacious, brightly lit museum hall. The students are arranged in two rows—one sitting cross-legged on the tiled floor and the other standing behind them—with many wearing matching pink name tags and red or white school t-shirts. Looming directly behind the entire group is a huge, full-body fossil skeleton of a dinosaur displayed on a raised platform.
Our first graders had a great time at Lazy Creek Farms!
They learned about all about pumpkins, bees, enjoyed a hayride, played, ate ice cream, and even picked a pumpkin to take home!
It was a great day of fun and learning! ❤️🐾
2 days ago, Westwood Communications
Students sit on wooden benches in a rustic brick-walled room with vintage signs and displays of pumpkins and gourds. At the front of the room, two speakers give a presentation in front of a projection screen.
Students and parents smiling while riding on a wooden flatbed trailer pulled by a tractor during an outdoor farm field trip. The group sits along the green wooden side rails under a bright blue sky.
Students and parents smiling while riding on a wooden flatbed trailer pulled by a tractor during an outdoor farm field trip. The group sits along the green wooden side rails under a bright blue sky.
Elementary children standing around outdoor wooden tables making large bubbles with wands and bowls of soap solution. Green grass, trees, and a wooden play structure are visible in the background under a clear sky.
Students happily jump, run, and play on a giant blue, yellow, and red inflatable jumping pad set outdoors in a grassy field. In the background are trees, a wooden fence, and a pond under bright sunlight.
Elementary students look closely at a tall, transparent observation beehive filled with honeybees. The glass enclosure is mounted against an exposed brick wall next to a vintage Ford Tractors sign inside a building.
Students and parents smile for a photo while seated at a long wooden picnic table enjoying snacks in cups. The indoor venue features string lights, brick walls, and vintage store signage in the background.
Three elementary students laugh and play at an outdoor rubber duck race station. They pump green hand-operated water pumps to send yellow rubber ducks down metal troughs on a sunny day.
Elementary students and teachers gather together for a group picture indoors. Behind them, a vintage red truck and wooden crates display an assortment of pumpkins and gourds against a brick wall decorated with a wooden American flag.
Three young children stand together smiling and making peace signs while holding small orange pumpkins. Behind them are wooden shelves loaded with various pumpkins and gourds against a brick wall
This week, we celebrate National School Lunch Week!
A big THANK YOU to our amazing cafeteria staff for all their hard work and dedication to providing meals for our Wildcats every day! We appreciate all you do! ❤️🐾
3 days ago, Westwood Communications
Four women stand in a row in front of a large circular Westwood Elementary logo painted on a cinderblock wall. Three of the women wear black outfits and black caps or jackets, while one woman wears a pink t-shirt featuring a breast cancer awareness ribbon. Two of the women hold small, brown paper gift bags.

The Book Fair is Just Days Away! 🐾📚

Make shopping easy for your Wildcat by setting up a Book Fair eWallet!
Simply add funds to your child's eWallet, and their balance will be available right at checkout.

Visit our Book Fair homepage to get started:

Book Fair Link

https://www.scholastic.com/bf/westwoodschool2

3 days ago, Westwood Communications
Title: Scholastic Book Fair – BOOK FAIR eWALLET Tagline: "The easy way for kids to pay!"
Title: Scholastic Book Fair – eWALLET de la FERIA DEL LIBRO Tagline: "¡La forma de pago más sencilla para los niños!"

Make a Difference & Be a Hero!

Our Wildcats are getting ready for Red Ribbon Week, October 26–30! Join us for a week of fun Dress-Up Days as we celebrate making healthy choices, being a positive influence, and making a difference in our school and community.

Get ready to show your spirit! ❤️🐾

4 days ago, Westwood Communications
A Red Ribbon Week informational flyer titled "MAKE A DIFFERENCE BE A HERO" scheduled for October 26–30, featuring a red ribbon logo and a school wildcat mascot wearing a cap labeled "W". The flyer lists theme days for each weekday: Monday, Oct. 26: Wear a motivational shirt ("You are hero by being positive and helping others"). Tuesday, Oct. 27: Wear as much red as you can ("You're a hero by showing spirit"). Wednesday, Oct. 28: Pajama Day ("You're a hero by getting enough sleep"). Thursday, Oct. 29: Wear a team jersey/shirt ("You're a hero by being part of a team"). Friday, Oct. 30: Dress Like Your Future Job ("You're a hero by following your dreams").
Un folleto informativo en español para la Semana de "Red Ribbon" titulado "HAZ LA DIFERENCIA. SE UN HEROE." programado del 26 al 30 de octubre. Incluye un lazo rojo, la mascota del gato montés (Wildcat) con una gorra con la letra "W", y los temas diarios recomendados para la semana: Lunes 26 de octubre: Ponte una playera con un mensaje motivacional ("Tu eres un heroe siendo positivo"). Martes 27 de octubre: Vístete de rojo ("Eres un heroe mostrando tu espiritu"). Miércoles 28 de octubre: Ponte tus pijamas ("Eres un heroe durmiendo el tiempo suficiente"). Jueves 29 de octubre: Ponte la playera/jersey de tu equipo favorito ("Eres un heroe siendo parte de un equipo"). Viernes 30 de octubre: Vístete de lo que quieres ser cuando seas grande ("Eres un heroe siguiendo tus suenos").

Check out this week’s Wildcat Weekly for important updates and reminders.
Wildcat Weekly
https://daltonpublicschoolsga.edurooms.com/newsletters/westwood-school/newsletters/wildcat-weekly-october-12-16-2026

4 days ago, Westwood Communications
Graphic image with a black background featuring a square white note pinned at the top with a red pushpin. The words "Wildcat Weekly" are written in bold red lettering across the note. At the top right corner is a smiling wildcat mascot wearing a red baseball cap with a white letter "W". White line-art illustrations decorate the borders, including paper airplanes flying in the top left, stacks of books in the bottom corners, a basketball, and an apple.

Westwood Book Fair is Coming!

Get ready for lots of great books! Our Book Fair will be in the Media Center October 19–23 from 7:45 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

🍩 Special Event: Donuts with Grands & Friends
Join us Thursday, October 22 for a special visit and some book fair fun. More information coming soon,

For more information , click the link below or scan the QR code
Book Fair Link

We can’t wait to see our Wildcats at the Book Fair! ❤️🐾📚

9 days ago, Westwood Communications
Title: 2026 BOOK FAIR Dates: October 19–23 Hours: 7:45 am – 4:00 pm Special Event: Donuts with Grands & Friends on Thursday, October 22 (More information coming soon). Action: Scan the included QR code for more information.
Title: 2026 FERIA del LIBRO Dates: 19 al 23 de octubre Hours: 7:45 am – 4:00 pm Special Event: Donas con los Abuelos y Amigos on Jueves 22 de octubre (Próximamente se enviará más información al respecto). Action: Escanee el código QR para mayor información.
We loved welcoming the German exchange students to Westwood! ♥️🐾🇩🇪
Our 4th grade REACH students gave them a tour of our school, and they had the opportunity to visit classrooms and interact with our Wildcats.
10 days ago, Westwood Communications
A group photo of about eighteen students and adults standing inside the lobby of Westwood School. A bright pink wall in the background features large white lettering that reads "WESTWOOD," colorful papel picado banners hanging above, and an American flag to the right. Most students in the group wear matching dark gray t-shirts featuring a white graphic logo with the text "Better Together," while a few adults and students wear bright pink shirts with a wildcat mascot logo.
It’s Walk to School Wednesday!
Our Wildcats enjoyed starting the day with a healthy walk to school with friends and family. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the morning so much fun! ♥️🐾
10 days ago, Westwood Communications
A group of four young school children wearing backpacks walk hand-in-hand down a paved road or parking lot. A toddler walks behind them, while adults accompany the group on either side. The children are smiling as they walk together outdoors.
A smiling woman wearing a white "WE ARE WILDCATS" t-shirt and jeans leads a group of students outside. She holds up a wooden sign featuring the number "1" with one hand and holds the hand of a young girl with the other. The girl wears glasses, blue noise-canceling headphones, a purple jacket over a Westwood shirt, and carries a lunchbox. Other elementary students and adults walk closely behind them on the paved walkway.
A group of elementary school students walk along a paved walkway outside a school building. In the front, two girls walk hand-in-hand: one in a red shirt and pants, and the other in a strawberry graphic shirt, light blue skirt, and white jacket. To their left, another girl in a dark grey tracksuit walks along carrying a pink plush handbag. Adults follow closely behind, with one man holding up a sign with the number "3" and another adult holding a number "2" sign further back.
A young boy wearing a white t-shirt, dark shorts, and a backpack holds up a handwritten sign above his head that reads "Westwood Walkers!" in red lettering with black paw prints drawn below. He smiles as he steps through a painted crosswalk. Behind him, another student in a grey Buc-ee's hoodie walks alongside an adult in a pink shirt and black zip-up jacket.
A smiling woman in a grey t-shirt and jeans holds hands with a young girl in a floral skirt and pink backpack as they walk along an outdoor paved path. Beside them, a young girl in pink pants and a teddy-bear pattern jacket holds up a sign that reads "Pre K". A man in a light blue shirt and other parents and children follow close behind them outside the school building.
A young boy with blond hair wearing a black shirt with a "HOME RUN" baseball graphic and patterned shorts walks excitedly down a paved outdoor walkway. To his left, another boy walks forward wearing a bright blue hooded sweatshirt with a blue backpack. A large group of elementary students and accompanying adults stretch out in a line behind them outside the school.
A cheerful group of elementary students walk along a curved, tree-lined sidewalk outdoors. On the right, a boy in a white t-shirt and grey jeans gives a piggyback ride to another boy wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. Next to them, a boy in a light blue patterned hoodie smiles at the camera. To their left walk two other boys—one wearing a black "Gulf Coast World Series" t-shirt with colourful patterned shorts and a bandage on his leg, and the other wearing a black Under Armour t-shirt with red shorts. Teachers and adult supervisors wearing Westwood shirts walk closely behind the group.
A wildcat mascot wearing a red baseball cap with a white letter "W" bends down to wrap its furry arms around a group of young school children wearing backpacks in a central group hug. The children surround the mascot cheerfully in a paved lot near parked vehicles.
Two men in polo shirts stand smiling outdoors with their arms around a wildcat school mascot in the center. The mascot wears a red hat with a white "W" and a t-shirt featuring an illustration of the mascot in mariachi clothing with colorful papel picado flags and the text "El Westie". The group stands on a paved surface near a crosswalk and trees under a clear sky.
Happy National Instructional Coach Day to Mrs. Cook and Ms. Orr! We appreciate all the hard work you do to support our students and teachers each day. Thank you for all you do! ❤️🐾
10 days ago, Westwood Communications
Two women stand together smiling in front of the Westwood Elementary wildcat logo painted on a cinderblock wall. The woman on the left wears a black shirt, olive green pants, and a leopard-print lanyard. The woman on the right wears a grey long-sleeve Westwood shirt, blue jeans, and white sneakers. Each holds a small brown paper gift bag tied with red ribbon.
Today we celebrate our amazing custodians and all the hard work they do to keep our school clean, safe, and ready for our Wildcats each day! Thank you for all you do! 🐾❤️
10 days ago, Westwood Communications
Three female staff members dressed in matching red polo shirts stand side by side in front of a painted circular Westwood Elementary logo featuring a wildcat mascot on a cinderblock wall. They are all smiling and posing with takeout food and drinks, including salads, black containers, and Zaxby's cups.
Our Pre-K students received a special book in celebration of Georgia Pre-K Week!
Thank you to the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning for helping our youngest Wildcats celebrate the joy of reading! ♥️🐾📚
11 days ago, Westwood Communications
A large group of young elementary students poses outside in front of a school building with a sign reading "Welcome to Westwood." Standing behind the center of the crowd is a school mascot dressed as a wildcat wearing a white shirt and a red cap. Almost all of the children are sitting or standing while holding up copies of the same book, It’s an Amazing World!, showing off the cover.
Career Day is Coming! 💼

We’re looking for volunteers to share about their careers and inspire our students!

On Friday, October 30, come talk with our Wildcats about your job, what you do, how you got started, and why you love what you do. Our students would love to hear from you!

Interested in being a Career Day presenter? Please contact Stephanie Redding at stephanie.redding@dalton.k12.ga.us.
11 days ago, Westwood Communications
Title: CAREER DAY – WE NEED VOLUNTEERS Purpose: Seeking volunteers to speak about their jobs. Date: Friday, October 30th Contact: Stephanie Redding Email: STEPHANIE.REDDING@DALTON.K12.GA.US Phone: 706-876-4426
Title: DIA DE LAS PROFESIONES – NECESITAMOS VOLUNTARIOS Purpose: Seeking volunteers to speak with students about their job, profession, or business. Date: Viernes 30 de Octubre Contact: Mrs. Redding Email: STEPHANIE.REDDING@DALTON.K12.GA.US Phone: 706-876-4426
In celebration of Georgia Pre K week, Mrs. Saira Laruy, Dalton Public Schools’ Early Childhood Coordinator, visited Mrs. Smith’s Pre-K class to read with our Wildcats. We’re grateful for all she does for our youngest learners! ❤️🐾
12 days ago, Westwood Communications
Elementary school students sit on a colorful smiley-face rug in a classroom, listening to a teacher read a picture book. Next to the teacher, a large interactive display screen shows a cartoon scene of a schoolhouse on a green hill with a mascot character.
A group of young elementary students and their teacher gather together for a class group photo in a classroom setting. The teacher smiles from the center, holding a children's book, while students sit and kneel in front of her on a colorful smiley-face rug. A large interactive screen in the background displays a cartoon wildcat mascot against a sunny landscape.
Our 5th grade Recycling Team visited the Dalton-Whitfield Solid Waste Authority and recycling center to learn what happens after we recycle—and what happens when we don’t. They also learned ways to improve recycling at our school.

Our Wildcats are excited to share what they learned and put their new knowledge into action to help make our school and community a little greener! ♻️🐾
13 days ago, Westwood Communications
Five students wearing matching gray "Westwood School Recycling Team" t-shirts stand in a line alongside an adult wearing a floral crown, who holds a blue recycling bin in the center of the room. Recycling-themed posters line the wall behind them.
A group of students and adults stand in a semi-circle outdoors on a large concrete pad, listening to a guide in a bright neon shirt and hat. Large recycling collection containers and piles of sorted recyclable materials line the background perimeter under an overcast sky.
Five students wearing matching gray "Westwood School Recycling Team" t-shirts pose inside the large front bucket of a yellow wheel loader machinery inside an industrial recycling facility facility.
Students stand in a line inside a recycling facility, watching a guide in a bright neon shirt present a large, tightly compressed bale of crushed cardboard emerging from a industrial baler machine.
Students and adult chaperones, all wearing matching gray "Westwood School Recycling Team" t-shirts, line up together in front of a massive mound of recyclable cardboard and paper inside a processing facility.

Check out this week’s Wildcat Weekly for important updates and reminders.
Wildcat Weekly
https://daltonpublicschoolsga.edurooms.com/newsletters/westwood-school/newsletters/wildcat-weekly-october-5-9-2026

13 days ago, Westwood Communications
Graphic with a black background featuring a square white piece of paper pinned to the center with a red pushpin. On the paper, bold red bubble letters spell out "Wildcat Weekly". Overlapping the top right corner of the note is a smiling cartoon wildcat mascot wearing a red cap featuring a white letter "W". Simple white line drawings surround the central note, including three paper airplanes flying in the top left, stacks of books at the bottom corners, a basketball on the left, and an apple on the right.
Ms. Calsetta’s class read Fry Bread and then made their own fry bread to enjoy!
Great time connecting their reading to a hands-on learning experience!
16 days ago, Westwood Communications
Six people standing together in a classroom pose for a group photo in front of a digital screen displaying the book cover for Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story.  Front Row (Left to Right): A young girl with long, wavy blonde hair wearing a graphic t-shirt featuring a Shih Tzu dog, denim shorts, and white sneakers.  A young boy in a long-sleeved blue pattern shirt and jeans smiling while wearing green patterned clogs.  A young boy in a light blue graphic t-shirt that says "STRIKE FAST / MESSI", light denim shorts, and black sneakers smiling broadly.  Back Row (Left to Right): An adult woman with colorful highlights in her hair wearing a light shirt, pink pants, and white sneakers.  A taller boy in a bright blue t-shirt and grey shorts holding a paper plate with a piece of decorated fry bread.  An adult woman wearing glasses and a dark t-shirt with a red design standing behind the boys.  An adult woman with glasses and curly dark hair wearing a yellow t-shirt reading "EL WESTIE", a long blue denim skirt, and white sneakers.  Background: An American flag hangs above the screen. To the right, an October calendar and alphabet posters hang on the wall, with a decorative water tube light on the left.
Two educators and a young student gather around a kidney-shaped orange table in a classroom to prepare food together.  Left: An adult woman with shoulder-length brown hair and glasses resting on her head wears a cream-colored "El Westie" t-shirt and magenta pants. She uses metal tongs to lift fry bread out of an electric skillet.  Right: An adult woman with dark locs and glasses wears a matching "El Westie" t-shirt and blue jeans, looking down attentively with one hand near her face. Beside her, a young boy in a blue long-sleeved camo-patterned shirt leans forward, watching the cooking process closely.  Tabletop & Environment: The orange table holds paper plates, a package of tortillas, a white appliance lid, and visual schedule cards. In the background, classroom storage shelves, a world map, and a birthday chart line the white cinderblock wall.
A student and an educator stand at a round white table in a classroom, preparing sweet toppings for fresh fry bread.  Foreground: A young girl with long, wavy blonde hair wearing a shirt printed with a Shih Tzu looks down with a smile.  An adult woman wearing glasses, decorative earrings, and a black t-shirt leans over the table to assist her.  The table holds a piece of fry bread on a paper plate alongside chocolate syrup, whipped cream, powdered sugar, brown sugar, a sugar canister labeled "Sugar", ground cinnamon, plastic utensils, and a pizza cutter.  Background: In the background, another educator and student stand near an orange table, with classroom storage cabinets and a "Calming Corner" area visible on the right.
Two students sit at a light wooden table in a classroom, eating decorated fry bread.  Foreground: A young boy on the left in a light blue "STRIKE FAST / MESSI" t-shirt takes a bite of his fry bread.  Beside him, a boy in a long-sleeved blue camo shirt smiles while watching his classmate, with a plate of topped fry bread in front of him.  On the table lie communication cards, name tags, and an educational feedback chart.  Background: An adult woman in a black t-shirt stands to the right holding a phone, while two other educators work near a cooking station in the background beside classroom storage cabinets and a phonics board.
Two educators smile in a classroom while holding up a paper plate with freshly made fry bread over an orange table.  Foreground & Educators: The educator on the left has brown hair and glasses on her head, wearing a cream "El Westie" graphic t-shirt and dark pink pants while holding metal tongs above an electric skillet.  The educator on the right has dark locs and glasses, wearing a matching "El Westie" shirt and denim skirt, smiling as she holds the plate of fry bread.  The orange table displays paper plates, a package of tortillas, educational visual schedules, and a math worksheet.  Background: An electric skillet sits on the table in front of classroom storage cabinets, labeled bins, and a world map on the white cinderblock wall.

Congratulations to our Specials’ Students of the Month!
We are so proud of the positive example they’re setting for others.
Keep REACHing Wildcats! ♥️🐾

17 days ago, Westwood Communications
Seven elementary school students stand side-by-side in a school hallway holding "Student of the Month" certificates. Behind them, the wall is decorated for Hispanic Heritage Month with a black banner featuring colorful text and patterns, along with several small, multi-colored piñata cutouts scattered across the wall.
Join us next Wednesday for Walk to School Wednesday!

Meet us at the Creative Arts Guild between 7:45–8:00 a.m. We’ll start walking to school at 8:00 sharp. Be sure to eat a healthy breakfast before you come!

Parents are welcome to join us! ❤️ 🐾
17 days ago, Westwood Communications
Event flyer titled "Walk to School WEDNESDAY" with a sticky note reading "Join us! Wednesday, October 7". Below the title, a black-and-white photograph shows a group of elementary school children walking along a sidewalk past a stop sign and trees. A colorful cartoon wildcat mascot is digitally inserted walking alongside the students.
Folleto del evento titulado "Miércoles de CAMINAR A LA ESCUELA" con una nota adhesiva que dice "¡Acompáñanos! Miércoles 7 de octubre". Debajo del título, una fotografía en blanco y negro muestra a un grupo de niños de escuela primaria caminando por una acera pasando junto a una señal de alto y árboles. Una mascota de gato montés de caricatura a color está insertada digitalmente caminando junto a los estudiantes.