Monday May 4th, 2015

Duties for the week:
     AM Bus: Pauley
                  Lancaster
                  Osborn
     PM Bus: Coleman
                  Nail
                  Anderson
     Lounge: Miller

Meetings/Reminders for the week: 

   May 4th, 2015- Monday- PTA Teacher Appreciation Breakfast

   May 4th, 2015- Monday- Kindergarten Registration for Fall 2015 Starts

   May 4th, 2015- Monday- Canyon Ridge Girls and Boys Basketball Visits 3rd-5th Classrooms 11:00

   May 5th, 2015- Tuesday- RTI

   May 5th, 2015- Tuesday- 2nd Grade Fire Safety 10:30

   May 6th, 2015- Wednesday- Eval Team

   May 6th, 2015- Wednesday- Kindergarten Eats Lunch at School
                                   AM and Full Day at 11:00, and PM at 12:30
                                   No Cost and Corn Dogs

   May 6th, 2015- Wednesday- PTA Teacher Appreciation Lunch, Fiesta Ole

   May 6th, 2015- Wednesday- Kindergarten Open House 5:00-6:30
                                   Late Night Registration Until 6:30

   May 8th, 2015- Friday- Patrols Hat Day $1.00

   May 8th, 2015- Friday- Once a Month Grade Level Teaming with Resource, Title 1, and ESL
                                    All Grades K-5th


Assessment Schedule for the week: 

   May 5th, 2015- Tuesday- All Fifth Graders ELA CAT 9:00

   May 6th, 2015- Wednesday- All Fifth Graders ELA classroom activity 9:30

   May 7th, 2015- Thursday- All Fifth Graders ELA Performance Task 9:00


We will be starting Kindergarten registration on Monday. Please help welcome visitors to our school. Please also be patient with the office. 

There is no after school program on Monday, due to staff training. Please help remind students.

Here are some great pictures from this last week that include learning, giving service, and playing. 

Pictures This Week
  
This week is teacher appreciation week. Every staff member is a teacher. We truly have the best calling in life. Teaching is more than a career. Teaching is a calling in life that creates positive change. We have the awesome opportunity to help students grow everyday. 

I was at an IEP on Friday, and the dad talked about his son wanting to go to college. The meeting entirely shifted as we listened to the young man and his dad share what he wanted to do in the future. We have been striving to talk with students about college more this year, we have a partnership with CSI through our 21st Century grant, and we have have been using leadership notebooks and goals more this year. What you do everyday as a teacher matters. You create change.