The Razorback Community Report

Week of November 6, 2023; Issue 14

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Motivate

Outcomes that matter.

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Inspire

Culture that empowers.

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Prepare

Teaching that engages and technology that enables.

Principal's Message

Freedom is never free. -Unknown

Dear Hogg Community,

I would like to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for the courageous individuals who have dedicated themselves to serving our nation. As the daughter of a proud Marine soldier, I understand that your commitment to our country goes beyond the call of duty. It is deeply rooted in your unwavering dedication to safeguarding the ones you love and the bright future they aspire to achieve. We acknowledge that freedom comes at a price, and we extend our sincerest thanks for bearing that cost to ensure our liberty.

Parents, we are just 9 days away from Thanksgiving Break, and I encourage you to stay resilient. It brings us great joy to witness our students engaging in various learning activities on a daily basis.

To the entire Hogg community, we are immensely grateful for your continuous support and valuable feedback.

Warm regards,

Ms. Molina

District and Campus Instructional Expectations

Strengthen school culture. Teachers, students, and parents through SEL practices and classroom climate and culture by building relationships.
Improving the quality of instruction through effective tier 1 instruction, strong implementation of Amplify, Eureka, PLCs, and through the coaching cycle (Observation, Feedback, Implementation Follow Through).
Increase student engagement through strategies such as MRS, think-pair-share, turn and talk, writing, cold call, choral response, student discourse, Kagan strategies, hands-on learning, Read, Draw, Write problem-solving model, and annotations.
Improve and increase writing opportunities such as writing across content areas, use of rubrics, and embedding writing in student responses.
Increase student achievement in all content areas by creating a data-driven culture.

Math Night Wednesday, November 8, 2023

Veterans Day Acknowledgement

Razorback community if you have a family member that is a veteran, please fill out the google form below. Your loved one will be presented during our daily digital announcements.

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Razorback Lunch Bunch Thursday, November 9th

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Dallas ISD Food Services warmly invites all parents to join us on November 9th for a special Thanksgiving meal. We sincerely apologize for the necessary adjustment to our regularly scheduled lunch bunch day. We eagerly anticipate the participation of our community members in this memorable meal. (Please remember to RSVP!)

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November Attendance Incentive

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Perfect attendance Monday, October 30th through Friday, November 17th is our current attendance incentive.

Students who maintain perfect attendance throughout these three weeks will receive an invitation to our thrilling Razorback Attendance Celebration scheduled for Friday, November 17th.

November Razorbacks of the Month

HNT STEAM CLUBS-Coming Soon!!

Parents will conduct our first STEAM Club session on Friday, November 17th.

Please fill out the STEAM Club by Wednesday, November 15th.

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Arrival/Dismissal Reminders

Main office doors will open at 7:30 am. Classes start at 8:00 am. Tardies will be issued starting at 8:10 am. Carline staff assistances ends at 8:00 am.

Dismissal will begin at 3:15 for Pre K walkers and 3:20 for all car riders and K-5th walkers. Late pick up begins at 3:35 pm.

Dismissal Locations

Uniform Reminders

Just a friendly reminder that ALL students must be in School Uniform. Students must wear a collard shirt and uniform bottoms. Leggings are not allowed.

Students who participate in college Thursdays, may wear college shirt with uniform bottoms.

Students who participate in Spirit Fridays, may wear spirit shirt (Shirts associated with extracurricular participation are welcomed as spirit shirts, including those for the run club, chess, robotics, and cheerleading.) with jeans. Ripped jeans are not allowed.

Students who are out of dress code will either call home for a someone to bring them a uniform.