We hope this newsletter finds you well and ready to embrace the month of February. As we transition from January, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude for your patience and understanding during the recent snow days. As we move forward into February, we are excited about the learning opportunities and activities planned for our students. Our teachers have been hard at work preparing engaging lessons and experiences that will inspire curiosity, creativity, and growth.

Please call the office if you would like your child to attend. A parent permission slip is required.

These will take place at the end of the day on February 14 in our homerooms. Please connect with your child's homeroom teacher if you would like to donate or help.

1. The week runs from Monday to Sunday to complete their path. Each student is required to finish 2 lessons unless they have something worked out with the teacher.

2. They can check their child’s diagnostic score. This link can help them understand the scale score. https://masterygenius.com/blog/iready-diagnostic-scores/#5th-grade

4. MyPath lessons are important because they are at the child’s level and are designed to get them caught up if they are behind, but can also challenge students when they are already achieving at grade level or above.

5. MyPath is their math and reading homework. The expectation at Lombard is that students complete this each week. It replaces worksheets and reading logs.

6. We celebrate students each week who meet their goal.

Example video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAqbCROB6q0

More resources:

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