Welcome Providence Families,
Welcome back! We hope you and your family had a wonderful summer and are as excited as we are for the year ahead.
We are thrilled to report that we have had a fantastic start to the year. The energy and enthusiasm from our students have been truly inspiring, and we are eager to build on this positive momentum together.
As we embark on this journey, we want to emphasize the importance of regular attendance. Consistent participation in school is crucial for student success and helps ensure that every child reaches their full potential. We appreciate your support in making sure your child is present and prepared each day. In case of an absence please send a written note upon your child's return.
Our goal is to work closely with you to make this year a great success for your child. Continuous communication between home and school is essential for addressing any concerns and celebrating achievements. Please accept your child's teacher Class Dojo invite.
Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions, ideas, or feedback. Together, we can
make a significant difference in your child's educational experience.
Thank you for your ongoing support and partnership. Here’s to a productive and enjoyable school year!
Here to Serve,
Laura Worshim, Principal
Did you know...? Why Daily Attendance Matters:
Missed Lessons = Falling Behind: Even one day can mean missing critical instructions and activities, making it harder for your child to catch up.
Impact on Future Success: Consistent attendance is a strong predictor of academic achievement and future opportunities.
Building Resilience: Regular attendance teaches your child the value of perseverance and responsibility—essential skills for success in life.
Stronger Friendships: Daily presence helps your child develop and sustain friendships, which are crucial for emotional and social development.
Healthy Routine: Attending school every day establishes a stable routine, promoting better mental and physical health.
Who to contact if your child doesn't want to come to school: Your child's teacher and/or our school counelors, Ms. Julie Harris and Mrs. Amy Cannon
Informing Your Child's Teacher
1. Let your child's teacher know how your child is to go home; Walkers, car rider, van rider, bus or Alphabest.
2. If there is a change to your child's way home, it is imperative that you contact your child's teacher immediately.
3. Make sure you are connected to your child's class dojo.
Car Riders
1. Make sure you have a car tag displayed on your dashboard with your child's name.
2. Your child will be waiting in the gym for his/her name to be called as you come around the car line.
3. For the safety of all, please go through the carline. It is congested but will move efficiently if we all follow the rules.
A Note From Our Reading Specialist
I am delighted to introduce myself as the Reading Specialist at Providence Elementary School. My name is Lindsay Madden, and I am excited to embark on a new school year with you.
My role is to support both students and teachers in developing strong reading skills and a lifelong love for reading. I will be working closely with classrooms, providing resources, and offering strategies to enhance our literacy programs. My goal is to create a positive and engaging reading environment for all students.
I look forward to collaborating with you and supporting your child's reading journey this year. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or if there are ways I can assist you in fostering a love of reading at home.
Warm regards,
Lindsay Madden
