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WELCOME TO WEALTHY ELEMENTARY

Where Kindness Is Magic

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WELCOME TO WEALTHY ELEMENTARY

Where Kindness Is Magic

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WELCOME TO WEALTHY ELEMENTARY

Where Kindness Is Magic

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WELCOME TO WEALTHY ELEMENTARY

Where Kindness Is Magic

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WELCOME TO WEALTHY ELEMENTARY

Where Kindness Is Magic

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There are many ways to offer your support of our students. Please read here about how you can get involved. The PTO has created a new Parent Quick Links Dashboard on Google Sheets to consolidate shared links in one place. Organized by grade level, these view-only sheets will be updated weekly with class party sign-ups, volunteer opportunities, and other school-related links. We hope this makes it easier for parents to access important information throughout the year. 

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Halloween Hallway Decorating

The Wealthy PTO is looking for former Mrs. McKee “alumni” who would love to help keep our beloved Halloween Hallway decorating tradition alive! The PTO is planning to decorate the hallway for the conclusion of the Halloween Parade, and we would love your help! If you remember this fun tradition and would like to be part of creating the magic for our current Wealthy Wizards, please consider signing up to volunteer. Interested in volunteering? Alumni or not, we would love your help! Please sign up here: Let’s keep the tradition going and make this year’s Halloween Hallway extra spooky!

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Please read this letter to view the link for our Wealthy directory. The publication of this directory is solely to foster communication and connections amongst families in our school community and is not to be used for other reasons. This information shall not be disclosed to businesses or organizations that plan to use the information for commercial purposes. For more information on Board of Education Policy related to the Directory, please reference policy #8940.

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Thank you to everyone who made last week's sold out East Grand Rapids Schools Foundation Awards Dinner such an amazing event!  

Cadence co-founder Susan Lovell, our Community Service Award honoree, was clearly thrilled with her award. Our tribute to Distinguished Alumni honoree the late AJ Birkbeck, EGRHS class of 1978, was inspiring. And the remarks from Distinguished Alumni honoree Dr. Nii Addy, EGRHS class of 1996, about growing up in East Grand Rapids and his life’s work as a neuroscientist, were as fascinating as they were informative. 

If you know someone who should be considered for the Community Service or Distinguished Alumni awards, you can nominate them on the East Grand Rapids Schools Foundation's website, egrsf.org.

A special thank you to the high school students in the string quartet who played during our social hour, our Madrigals choir for their uplifting performances, and to our EGRSF student board members, Caleb Rapoport ‘27 and Lucy Custer ‘28, who presented our Excellence in Teaching and James and Georgia Nicholas Endowed Awards for 2025 and 2026 to Heather Carlson, Andrea Dudley, Kailey Faris, Kristen Borak, Adam Horos, and Corey Kapolka. 

You can watch the video about AJ Birkbeck on our YouTube channel. 

At the East Grand Rapids Schools Foundation, we support our schools. Thank you for being part of the we!

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Program Highlights

Wealthy Wizard Walk

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Wealthy Wizard Walk

The Wizard Walk is Wealthy Elementary PTO’s annual and only fundraiser that takes place throughout Gaslight Village in May.  Our Wizards are a rainbow of smiles as they walk to support their school and the many programs Wealthy Elementary PTO provides. The success of the past events has enabled the PTO to sponsor many programs, in whole or in part, such as visiting authors, Bright Star Theatre productions, kindergarten chicks, classroom grants, and more!

Mystic Lake Camp

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Mystic Lake Camp

Wealthy fifth-grade students start the year with a two-night stay at Mystic Lake in Clare, MI. In addition to experiencing hands-on science lessons, students also bond together through team-building challenges, nature hikes and canoeing, and all the challenges that make up a classic camp adventure. The interpersonal threads that tie together on this trip bind Wealthy fifth graders for the rest of their final year of elementary school, and beyond.

Elementary Musical

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Elementary Musical

The elementary musical is a very special opportunity in which every student can be involved! Students in grades K-1 are able to learn a song and dance and perform live on stage at the start of the show. Second graders have the added opportunity to make a cameo appearance. Students in grades 3-5 may showcase their singing and acting skills on stage or work behind the scenes helping with costumes, artwork, setting the stage, lights and sound, directing peers, and more! This is a wonderful opportunity for the entire Wealthy Elementary school community to work and grow together!

Student Leadership Team

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Student Leadership

“Making a difference in our school, community, and world.”

Student representatives are elected from grades 3-5 to serve their fellow students in a multitude of student activities. These students plan and execute the Veterans Day assembly, Kids Food Basket sack supper collection, movie night, spirit days for Hearts of Gold and Homecoming, and school supply donations to other schools in the county. We are so proud of these student leaders!