The More You Know: Staying Informed

Ogden Elementary School

Message from Ms. Johnson, Principal

Thank you to all of our parents for ensuring that our students come to school each day! A special thank you goes to our parents and students who are arriving on time AND in appropriate dress. We truly appreciate all of your efforts! November is full of many different events, and we hope that you take advantage of what our campus has to offer. We look forward to virtually seeing all of you!

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The Counselor's Corner

What is Bullying?

Bullying is when someone is being hurt either by words or actions on purpose, usually more than once, feels bad because of it, and has a hard time stopping what is happening to them.

Examples of physical bullying: hitting, pushing and shoving, fighting, tripping, yelling at someone, making rude gestures, taking or breaking another person’s things

Examples of emotional bullying: name calling, making fun of someone, laughing at someone, leaving someone out on purpose, starting rumors or telling lies about someone, sending mean messages on a computer or cell phone, trying to make someone feel bad about who they are

Bullying is never acceptable and No one EVER deserves to be bullied. Please discuss with your child the dangers of bullying and the effects that it can have on others. Throughout the month, Stephens Elementary will be hosting different activities to increase the awareness of bullying.

Let’s work together to STOMP OUT bullying!

Title 1

Aldine ISD is a Title I district which not only helps to provide programs, materials, and staff development, but also gives parents the right to know the following: Title I, Part A campus provides to each individual parent information on (1) the parents' right to request information regarding the professional qualifications of their child's classroom teachers, (2) the level of achievement of the parent's child in each of the required state academic assessments, and (3) timely notice if the child has been assigned or taught for four or more consecutive weeks by a teacher who is not highly qualified. PL 107-110 § 1111(h)(6).

Your Attendance Matters

We need students who are learning on campus here daily and need students learning at home to engage daily. If parents have questions regarding attendance please contact the campus for more information.

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Home Access Account (HAC)

From assignments and grades to scheduling and communication, staying up-to-date and in touch with students and parents is essential to student achievement.

Home Access Center provides parents and guardians with helpful information to support and guide their children through the educational process. Parents can access a convenient web portal to view their student’s test scores, attendance, assignments, discipline records, and more information available anywhere and at any time.

HAC can be accessed by clicking or typing the following link: https://bit.ly/32iOV4F