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The After Hours: What You Don’t See

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housekeeping-751x500.jpg The housekeeping and grounds crew poses for a picture. Brian L. Morgan
4-e1485452948496-375x500.png Members of housekeeping pose for a picture while working. FOGARTY
3-e1485443426484-375x500.png The housekeeping cart, which is full of cleaning supplies is shown. FOGARTY
2-e1485401362752-375x500.png Carolina Aponte is pictured working hard to clean up messes. Fogarty
1-e1485401075169-375x500.png Groundskeeper, Sam Bradshaw is pictured driving a maintenance golf cart. FOGARTY

Even though we do not often see what goes on after hours at Wesleyan, many tasks are completed that therefore allows Wesleyan to have an engaging environment.

Housekeeping is a service that falls under the category of services that happens after hours. Housekeeping is something Wesleyan could not do without and something that often goes unrecognized. The Wesleyan students and staff can show their gratitude to them by picking up trash, thanking them, and cleaning up after themselves.

Many of the workers have different hours that vary based on their position. To get more information on their hours and the amount of days they work Carolina Aponte answered. She said, “I work from 3 to 11 Monday through Friday”. Chris Pringle also said, “We are supposed to work 8 hours a day and 5 days a week, but it usually tends to go longer than 8 hours a day and more than 5 days out of the week.” Keep Reading

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Wesleyan Gives Back at Lower School Gratitude Chapel

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LS-Chapel-Mr.-A-Message-667x500.jpg Middle school principal, Joseph Antonio, gives a devotion about the importance of gratitude. Manley.
LS-Chapel-Skit-667x500.jpg Fourth grade chapel leaders perform a skit called "Meet the Larners" to show their peers how gratitude can be applied in their daily lives. Manley.
LS-Chapel-Grounds-and-Housekeeping-667x500.jpg Grounds and housekeeping facilities are recognized on stage and provided with a Blessing Basket to thank them for their work at Wesleyan. Manley.

Facilities are like the undercover celebrities of Wesleyan School; they are known and loved by nearly everyone and are always providing for those on campus, whether they realize it or not.

Since the facilities workers are constantly keeping the school up and running in tip-top shape, the lower school students were given an opportunity to say thank you. During the chapel of Nov. 9, every unit of Wesleyan facilities was recognized. Groundskeepers, housekeeping, and Sage Dining chefs were called up to the stage, where they were thanked and applauded for their service to the school. They were also given a “Thanksgiving Blessing Basket” as well as a small monetary gift, both courtesy of lower school families. Keep Reading

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