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Tuition Payments Due June 1
Emery/Weiner's tuition payment process is completely paperless. Instead of filling out paperwork and mailing your payment, please read and accept the enrollment agreement, view the tuition schedule and make your payment exclusively online!
To get started, follow the instructions online here.
Tuition payments are due by June 1, 2013.
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Keep up with EWS on Facebook and Twitter
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We're Not Done Yet!
We are $30,000 short of our Annual Giving goal ($225,000). To help us get there, please click here. Your contributions benefit every student, teacher and family here at EWS!
Participation is Key...
Many thanks to those who have already participated.
2011-12 2012-13 (to-date)
Board of Trustees 100 % 100 %
Teachers & Staff 50 % 92 %
Current Parents 76 % 66 %
You Make the Difference.
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College Counseling News
Keep up with the College Counseling Department with the College Counseling Newsletter. There is only one test date left for the SAT and ACT. The regular registration deadlines have closed, but late registration is open until May 17.
Junior parents, the college season is already beginning for you with a Junior Information Session with George Washington University on Monday, May 20.
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Emery/Weiner's First-Ever Book Bazaar
DATE: Sunday, May 19 TIME: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. LOCATION: Emery/Weiner School Commons Area Book Lists for 2013-2014 school year will be available! Come to the EWS Book Bazaar to order and Purchase your child's textbooks (summer and fall) from MBS! Earn cash for our school! MBS gives EWS a rebate for every purchase! NEW THIS YEARGET YOUR OLD TEXTBOOKS TOGETHER FOR AN OLD-FASHIONED BOOK SWAP!
- These are parent-to-parent deals!
- Swap/sell this year's books with a family in next year's grade! (Please check the book lists for 2013-2014 that will be available).
- Sell or swap your child's Chemistry text for next year's Biology text!
- Bring SAT, ACT, or AP prep books to swap or sell too!
View the Book Bazaar Flyer for more details about the Nook Raffle, how to win a free set of textbooks and about special guest author Tom Abrahams! Spirit Wear All Spirit Wear will be cleared out at this year's Book Bazaar. Everything, including PE uniforms will be priced to sell! Don't miss out!
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Last Chance to Update Your Contact Information for the 2013-14 School Year!
Please take the time log in to Edline before May 15 and verify your contact information is accurate.
New fields have been added so please check your current information and provide any missing information. *For current sixth grade parents, please add your Bar/Bat Mitzvah date.
Once you have logged in to Edline, click the directory link titled EWS Directory Update on the right side of the page (in the Links section) to verify and update your contact information (address, phone, email, etc.). Th is link will take you to a new screen with instructions on how to verify and/or update your information.
If you do not see the link on the page, you might be logged in as a Student. Your contact information can only be updated by being logged into a Parent Edline account.
Please verify your information is accurate for the 2013-14 school year as well as the EWS Parent Directory, it's critical that you review it before May 15. If you are planning a move over the summer, please contact Joshua Blice.
If you need assistance, please call Joshua Blice at 832-204-5900 x 131 or email jblice@emeryweiner.org.
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EWS 2013-14 Directory
The planning and preparation has already begun for the 2013-14 EWS Directory. Don't miss your opportunity to be in the directory:
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Senior Trip Update
The Class of 2013, along with Head of Upper School Dr. Lue Bishop, are one week in to the Senior Trip to Poland and Israel. Dr. Bishop took the time to check in with the following update and a moving picture from Auschwitz:
"Possibly the most moving of all the experiences came as we approached Auschwitz II -Birkenau, the 'death camp.' Surrounded by what was once electrified barbed wire fences and tall watch towers, our students moved arm in arm, many with Israeli flags draped around them, through the large iron gate toward the railroad tracks that ultimately led so many to what were once the gas chambers.
The day was sunny and warm, seemingly odd weather for an otherwise dreadfully dreary place. Again, we walked in the steps of those who had once inhabited that place. We viewed pictures confiscated from those who were processed through the camp, and saw the belongings taken from those same people. The day was emotionally and physically exhausting, but at those times when we were hot and hungry and tired and our feet hurt from the miles of walking, we were reminded of the wonderful life we have, and remembered those who suffered so much. At the close of our visit we gathered for a brief memorial before making our way back along the railroad tracks toward the large iron gate."
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