The Tiger Times

Dear PAWW-Mazing Tiger Families and Community,

Celebrating Peace as our Character Word of the Month, I'm inspired by the profound words of Mahatma Gandhi: "Peace is its own reward." When we choose kindness, understanding, and cooperation, we create peaceful communities where everyone thrives. This week, let's continue spreading peace by celebrating our achievements together, supporting one another, and remembering that working in harmony creates beautiful results!

📅 School Closed - President's Day

Monday, February 17, 2026 - No School - President's Day Holiday

Enjoy this well-deserved day off with your families! Take time to rest, recharge, and celebrate all you've accomplished. We'll see everyone back on Tuesday, February 18th, ready to continue our STEMTastic journey!

🎉 Read-A-Thon SUCCESS - We Did It, Tigers!

INCREDIBLE NEWS: Our Read-A-Thon fundraiser has ended with an amazing total of $34,630! We not only reached our campaign goal of $30,000, we EXCEEDED it!

What This Means for Our School: The school receives 70% of the proceeds ($24,241), which will be used to help update our technology lab and purchase instructional supplies that directly benefit every Tiger's learning experience!

🏆 Celebrating Our Top Groups

Congratulations to Our Top Fundraising Classes:

1st Place: 🥇 Kinder-Young - $6,756
2nd Place: 🥈 Kinder-Windsor - $4,175
3rd Place: 🥉 Kinder-Lewis - $3,470

These classrooms demonstrated incredible teamwork, enthusiasm, and Tiger spirit! Your dedication to reading and fundraising is truly outstanding!

⭐ Top 10 Student Participants - VIP Lunch Celebration!

Congratulations to our Top 10 fundraisers who will enjoy a VIP lunch with Principal Lewis on Wednesday, February 18, 2026!

Top 10 Participants:

1. MALCOLM B. (Kinder-Young) - $2,411 🌟

2. SYDNEY G. (Kinder-Hughes) - $1,440

3. JAXSON H. (Kinder-Young) - $1,406

4. ELON R. (1st-Torrence) - $1,330

5. IMAABASI A. (Kinder-Young) - $1,029

6. JOANNA W. (Kinder-Windsor) - $1,005

7. IAN L. (4th-Weldon) - $1,000

8. MIKAELA M. (5th-Barr) - $985

9. BRYCE H. (1st-Torrence) - $936

10. DWIGHT M. (Kinder-Windsor) - $910

You amazing Tigers worked incredibly hard, rallied support from your families and communities, and showed what dedication looks like! I can't wait to celebrate with you over lunch!

🌟 Thank You to Every Single Tiger Family!

Whether your family raised $10 or $1,000, whether your child read 20 minutes or 200 minutes, YOU

MADE A DIFFERENCE! Every dollar raised, every minute read, and every share on social media contributed to our collective success.

Special Thanks To:

• Parents and guardians who supported your children's reading and fundraising efforts

• Extended family and friends who donated generously

• Teachers who encouraged daily reading and tracked minutes

• Students who are committed to reading every day

☕ Principal's Chat & Chew - RESCHEDULED

Join us in-person for our Quarterly Principal's Chat & Chew: Leveling Up with Principal Lewis!

Due to weather-related closures, we've rescheduled to ensure maximum family participation.

NEW 2nd Quarter Meeting Schedule (8:30 AM - 9:30 AM):

• K & 1st Grade: Tuesday, February 17, 2026

• 2nd & 3rd Grade: Wednesday, February 18, 2026

• 4th & 5th Grade: Friday, February 20, 2026

What to Expect:

• Important school updates and achievements

• Grade-level successes and student progress

• Answers to your questions and concerns

• Meaningful discussions on topics important to your family

Submit Questions & Confirm Attendance:
https://forms.gle/qLogQcF8NFC6JD3r8

Light refreshments will be provided!

Your voice matters, and these sessions ensure every family feels heard, valued, and informed. We can't wait to see you!

📚 Cookbook Extravaganza - Wednesday, February 18, 2026

A Celebration of Creativity, Culture, Food, and Community!

The Library Media Center is thrilled to present The Cookbook Extravaganza, a special evening where our 4th and 5th-grade students will proudly showcase the recipes they created!

Event Details:

• Date: Wednesday, February 18, 2026

• Time: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

• Location: School Library

What to Expect: During this delightful evening, 4th and 5th-grade students will present their original recipes, and we will enjoy sampling a variety of American and International dishes that reflect our diverse Tiger community!

This event celebrates:

✨ Student creativity and writing skills
🌍 Cultural diversity and traditions
🍽️ The joy of food and community
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family engagement and support

We would love your presence and support as we celebrate our young chefs and authors!

Questions? Contact Ms. Washington, Library Media Specialist

🎉 New 100th Day of School: Thursday, February 19, 2026

We'll celebrate this special milestone with fun activities and recognition of how far our Tigers have come this year!

🔬 STEM Fair Showcase - Saturday, February 21, 2026

Celebrate Innovation and Scientific Thinking!

Our Tigers have worked incredibly hard on their STEM Fair projects, and we're excited to showcase their innovative work!

STEM Fair Showcase Details:

• Date: Saturday, February 21, 2026

• Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

• Location: School Gymnasium

• Audience: Families & Community

This showcase celebrates excellence in STEM education and provides students the opportunity to present their innovative work to peers, teachers, families, and the community. Come see the amazing scientific thinking, creativity, and problem-solving our Tigers have demonstrated!

Questions? Contact Mr. Holloway, Science Department Chairperson

☀️ Summer 2026 Academy & Camp - Interest Form

Planning Ahead for Summer Fun and Learning!

CMIT South Elementary is excited to begin planning our Summer 2026 Academy & Camp, a program designed to combine learning, enrichment, and fun in a safe and engaging environment for our students.

Action Required: Complete the Interest Form

To help us plan effectively and ensure we can meet family needs, we ask all interested families to complete our Summer Camp Interest Form.

📋 Complete the form here:
Summer Camp Interest Form

Form Deadline: Sunday, February 22, 2026, at 11:59 PM

Important Notes:

• All program options, schedules, and pricing listed are tentative and subject to adjustment based on enrollment interest and staffing needs

• Final details will be shared after interest forms are reviewed

• Completing the form does not commit you to enrollment—it simply helps us plan appropriately

Start planning now for a summer filled with learning, discovery, and Tiger fun!

Remember: We are Leveling Up the STEMTastic Way! Let's continue spreading peace, celebrating achievements, and building a community where every Tiger feels valued and successful!

With Peaceful Tiger Pride and Endless Gratitude,

Grade Level Updates:

Hello Kinder Families,

Here are some virtual books to go along with Black History Month. Kindergatern Newletter Black History Month Virtual Library. Once in the powerpoint, you should be able to click on a book that your family finds interesting and it will take you to a youtube read aloud of that book.

Students are losing their personal belongings. Please label all items, sweaters and jackets especially, so that students will know what belongs to them. Please use simple reminders to help students learn to become and stay responsible for their own items. Also please continue to practice tying shoes and turning sleeves of jackets from inside out to the correct way with your scholars.

When your child has been absent please communicate to the teacher and complete the online document submission form, because we are not taking paper notes: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1lp2fJsfDLjWNINllvX10OKjiGDn443yAB8Hq8BMBa-E/viewform

As a reminder, please have your scholar utilize the online resource of Clever. Through Clever you can access other resources such as IXL, Lexia and i-Ready to help your scholar further their understanding of topics taught in class. Such as numbers 1-10, addition up to 10, shapes, sight words, and short vowel cvc, consonant vowel consonant, words. Should you have trouble login in through Clever to any of these sites please let your scholar’s teacher know.

IMPORTANT KINDERGARTEN DATES-

February 16- No School

February 19- 100th Day of School : Students are invited to dress like they are 100 years old

February 20- Dress Down: HBCU Proud

February 20- Homework Due

February 20- 3rd Annual STEM FAIR Showcase

February 27-Dress Down: BET Awards; Students are invited to dress as if they are attending the BET Awards in a school appropriate way

February 27: Black History Month Program K-2nd 8:30am

March 9: Spring Picture Day

March 11-13: Spring Book Fair

March 27: K-2 Spring event, hosted by the PTO

Reading Updates:

UNIT 3- Week 1: How Anansi Got His Stories

Essential Question: What can we learn from stories?

• Phonological Awareness: Initial and Final Sounds; Segment and Blend Phonemes

Blend and Segment: Onset and Rime

• Phonics: Constant sounds initial J and final consonant X

• High-frequency words: was, said, where

• Unit Vocabulary: choose, explain, meaning, character

Learning Goals:

• Learn about folktales and explore themes of a story

• Visualize details from a story

• Find details in a text

• Capitalization for the beginning of a sentence

• Verbs and pronouns

• Story elements: characters, setting, plot

Math Updates:

Topic 6: Understanding Subtraction

Essential Understanding: What types of situations involve subtraction?

• Show numbers in many way

• Express smaller parts of a bigger number with actions

• Represent subtraction as taking away from numbers up to 10

• Practice using an subtraction equation

• Show subtraction using number lines, ten frames and pictures

Vocabulary: minus, take away, equal sign, take apart, left over, patterns

Science Updates:

TOPIC 4: Changes to the Environment

Experience 3: How do People protect their environment?

• Review living vs non-living things

• Inquiry about the relationship between people and where they live.

• Demonstrate the relationship between the needs of people and the places they live, which together make up a system.

• Describe habitat relationships using relational language and simple adjectives.

Vocabulary: environment, system, model, change, recycle, reuse

Social Studies Updates:

Chapter 4 : Geography of the Neighborhood

Essential Question- What is the world like?

• Understand different places and areas that are around us

• Look into the into a map as a tool

• What is a globe?

• The parts of a map

• Analyze how we interact with jobs that help the community and the location of places

Vocabulary: street, community, neighbors, map, neighborhood, globe, legend

Health Updates:

February Topic: Going to the Doctor and Dentist

• Describe the difference between a doctor and a dentist

• Encourage confidence in the doctor’s or dentist’s office by discovering what happens when getting a checkup.

• Demonstrate respect for bodies and our teeth

• Explain why it is important to make healthy decisions

Vocabulary: doctor, dentist, teeth, help, and care

Grade Level Updates:

Chromebook Reminder
Please continue to send your scholar to school daily with a fully charged Chromebook

Second Grade Field Trip Update

Dear Parents & Families,

We are excited to share that our field trip to the Air and Space Museum has been rescheduled to

Friday, March 6, 2026! 🚀🌎 Please mark your calendars with the new date.

⏰ Important Reminders:

• The payment window has closed, and there will be no refunds.
  

• Please make sure to complete the lunch form to let us know if your scholar will be:
  🥪 Bringing lunch from home
  OR
  🏫 Receiving a school lunch
  
  

Completing the lunch form helps us ensure everyone is prepared and ready for an amazing learning experience!

We are also planning for more field trips in the upcoming months! If you are interested in volunteering or serving as a chaperone, please be sure to complete the necessary PGCPS volunteer approval steps and submit all required documentation to Ms. Reese in the front office.

We appreciate your continued support and partnership! 💙 If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. We can’t wait for a fun and educational day exploring! 🚀✨

Reading Updates: We’re getting ready for our Unit 3 Reading Test!

This unit has been all about folktales, fables, and fairy tales 🏰🐺🧚‍♀️— exploring important lessons, character traits, themes, and story elements. We’ve learned how fables teach morals 🦊📖, folktales share cultural traditions 🌍🔥, and fairy tales bring magic and adventure to life ✨👑.

As we prepare, make sure you’re reviewing story elements, themes, and the lessons each tale teaches 📝🔍. Keep practicing your close reading skills and thinking deeply about the messages in each story 💭💡.

Let’s do our best — we’re ready to shine! 🌟📖💪

Math Updates:

We’re putting our math strategies into action!

This week, we’re applying the strategies we’ve learned to addition and digging deeper into place value and regrouping🔢✨. We’re breaking numbers apart, understanding the value of each digit, and learning how to regroup to solve problems accurately .

Keep practicing, show your work, and use those strategies with confidence. We’re building strong math skills one step at a time!

Science Updates:

Congratulations to the students selected to participate in the STEM Fair!

We are so proud of your hard work, creativity, and dedication to innovation 🧠✨. Your projects truly showcase your talent and commitment to learning!

The big showcase will be held on Saturday, February 21, 2026 🗓️🌟. We invite everyone to come out and show your support for these amazing students as they share their incredible work 🚀👏.

Let’s celebrate their achievements together! 🎊🔎💡

Social Studies Updates:

🖤📚 We’re halfway through Black History Month! 📚🖤

So far, we’ve learned so much about inspiring Black scientists 🧪✨, inventors 🔧💡, and trailblazers who made a powerful difference in the world 🌍🌟. Their achievements, courage, and contributions continue to shape our lives every day.

We will continue to celebrate these remarkable individuals and explore even more stories of excellence, leadership, and impact throughout the rest of the month 🙌🏾📖. Let’s keep learning, honoring, and growing together! ✊🏾🎉

Health Updates:

🌤️🌷 The season is changing! 🌬️🍃

As the weather shifts, scholars should continue taking the necessary steps to stay healthy 💪🧥. Remember to dress appropriately for cooler mornings and warmer afternoons 🧣☀️, wash hands often 🧼, and get plenty of rest 💤]

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Let’s stay mindful, take care of ourselves, and keep our bodies strong for learning each day 📚✨!

Grade Level Updates:

This coming Friday, February 20th, is our big day! We will leave the building on our first (but hopefully not last) field trip! As you know, students will attend GMU Center for the Arts to see a dynamic performance from “Sole Defined.” The show will serve as a meaningful and engaging connection to this month’s Black History objectives.

Don’t forget:

• Monday, February 16th - no school

• February 19th - 100th day

• Saturday 21st - STEM Fair showcase (be sure to support our mini scientists!)

• Students should arrive at school with a fully charged chromebook and pencils to complete the day’s assignments

Reading Updates:

This week we continued working on historical fiction. Students reviewed subject-verb agreement and learned how setting impacts the plot of a story. We focused on the idea that the setting makes the events in the story possible. Ask your child: How does the setting make the events possible in a story?

Also, our students completed the Dibels test this week. Scores for iReady and MAP have been sent home with your third grader.

Social Studies Updates:

In Social Studies, we continued learning about Black History Heroes. This week students read and discussed Rosa Parks and George Washington Carver

Math Updates:

Students working in Topic 5 continued to perfect the multiplication and division facts. On Thursday, we completed an activity in which we moved around the classroom to search for problems, solve those problems, and record our answers on the answer grid. We are working hard to catch up from our winter weather days!

Science Updates:

Our students working on Topic 5 continued the Animal Adaptations and Survival unit. We read and completed hands-on activities to discover why animals form groups.

Health Updates:

In Health, we continued to work in the “Healthy Family” unit. We started our study of genes by discussing what they are and what they do.

As always, thanks for your support as we continue on this third grade journey. Have a wonderful weekend and Happy Valentine’s Day!

Grade Level Blurb:

Greetings Team 4ward,

Warm greetings to each of you. We hope this message finds your household well. Thank you to all those that support our scholars for our annual 4th Grade American History Museum. The students from K-2 and the adults all enjoyed the presentation of our scholars and their displays. The younger students didn’t want to leave and wondered when they could come back and learn more from the 4th graders. We also had the CLF photographer present who was able to capture pictures of our students. The teachers are currently gathering all pictures and videos and will create a folder to share with families. This project helped students become better researchers and helped them become more comfortable with presenting to others.

🚌Field Trip

4th Graders are going on a field trip to the Publick Playhouse on Tuesday February 24, 2026. We will watch a musical performance about the first two Black Olympic gold medalists, and the challenges they overcame to reach their goals. All money is due by Monday February 16, 2026. If the trip is cancelled refunds will not be issued but applied to another trip to the Publick Playhouse. Chaperones for this trip have already been selected and informed. If you are interested in chaperoning a field trip before the end of the year, please contact your student’s homeroom teacher.

💵Please submit your payment using the link here: https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/prdembd?ref=ZZHVZTLU9O052WP_ZZ69VXCHU84OLTK

📄Permission slip: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sBRVD1HO8u3zPJQKbzbAPzLbro4fsOWY/view?usp=sharing

🍎If your scholar will need a bag lunch please complete the Google Form here: https://forms.gle/Ltd8FhgyEFMCe7J57

💻Many class activities use online tools. A charged computer ensures your child can fully participate in lessons and complete assignments. Our students also need a pair of wired headphones to complete activities and for testing. Students who arrive on time are better prepared for learning and reduce classroom disruptions. Please plan to have your child at school a few minutes early each day. A healthy breakfast helps students focus and have energy for learning. School breakfast is available daily until 8:00 when students arrive in the morning.

In our classrooms, we will be working on a variety of assignments and projects designed to challenge and inspire them. I encourage you to check in regularly with your scholar about what they are learning.Your support at home is greatly appreciated and makes a significant difference in their academic success.

Thank you for your ongoing support in your child’s learning journey. We are grateful for the partnership between home and school — together we help every student thrive.

Warmly,

Team 4Ward

Important Upcoming Dates:

• President’s Day Monday February 16, 2026 No School

• 4th Grade Field Trip to Publick Playhouse Tuesday February 24, 2026

Fourth Grade Information:

i-Ready:

i-Ready is a computer based math and reading program that is available for all of our scholars. Scholars have completed their diagnostics and are working on programs based on their areas of need. This program will be available all summer for students to continue to utilize in both reading and math. Please help your child complete at least 45 minutes of math and reading to grow their abilities.

Absences:

This is a friendly reminder that late work is only accepted if a student has an excused absence! If a scholar is absent and does not bring a note they will earn a 0 on the assignment that was missed. Please read the reminders to ensure that you are partnering with your scholars to make them successful for school. If a scholar leaves early or arrives late to school and it is not excused they will earn a 0 for all work that is not completed.

If your scholar is absent, please complete the CMIT South ES Absence Google Form within 3 days of your scholar returning back to school. https://forms.gle/euXzCpDvNGbLwb8U6 In order for students to receive make-up work you must provide a note stating; the student’s name, the date of absence, and reason for absence. Work is provided to students upon their return to school with an absence note.

Communications:

Students must bring their agenda book each day. Teachers will note the agenda book and it should be signed nightly by the adult at home.

Please allow up to 48 business hours for all responses to emails and Classdojo messages. Teachers are not actively monitoring their emails during the day because we are engaged in instruction. Emails are not monitored over the weekend or in the evening hours when teachers have gone home. If the message sent relates to dismissal changes please call the school directly to leave a message with the front office.

Grading:

Please check Synergy weekly to see scholar’s updated grades. Canvas is a Learning Management System in which scholars utilize to complete assignments and get access to materials.The grades entered in Synergy are those that will be used to calculate progress reports and report cards.

It is imperative that work is complete and turned in on time in order to receive full credit. Our district has set policies regarding assignment completion and make-up assignments. Only students that have an excused absence will be given an opportunity to receive and complete missing assignments.

Uniforms:

We are a uniform school. Students must be in the proper uniform each and every day. Students are expected to have mostly black shoes. They may wear a navy blue or school logo jacket or pullover during class. Students will be asked to remove any jacket or sweater that is not following the uniform policy. Students are not allowed to wear Crocs on school grounds.

Reading Updates:

We are in Volume 2 of our textbooks Unit 4: Impacts. Within this unit students will explore diverse literature styles from all over the world.This year writing is a main focus within our school. As we enter the second quarter scholars' our focus for writing will be to expand their sentences using adverbs and adjectives. Moving forward we expect that students will write complex sentences with multiple dependent clauses.

This Week:

This week students finished working with the Historical Fiction “The Secret of the Winter Count.” A historical fiction is a story that has narrative elements but the story is set in the past. This story is about a girl named Emma who tries to help her family find water during a drought. Students sought to answer how stories help to influence the decisions that we made. We concluded this story by writing original sequel stories using narrative elements that were in the story.

Next Week:

This week students will read two myths “Pandora” and “Race to the Top.” A myth reflects human beliefs about why and how the world is the way it is. Both of these stories will explain the how and why something happens on the Earth. Students will seek to answer: How can being disobedient cause problems? As we are reading the text closely we will fully describe characters, determine a theme, and monitor inner conversations while reading. Students will compare and contrast similar themes across both myths. The word study for this week will be homophones which are words that sound the same but are spelled differently.

Math Updates:

This week and next in Math, scholars continued working through Topics 3 and 4, focusing on using strategies and properties to solve 1-digit and 2-digit multiplication problems. Please continue to build math fluency through repetition of basic math facts to build speed and math confidence.

Please encourage scholars to practice their facts at home using Prodigy, IXL, i-Ready, and XtraMath to boost automatic recall. A few minutes of daily practice goes a long way!

Science Updates:

In Science we will begin our next topic, Human Use of Energy. In this topic, scholars will describe how fuels humans use for energy are derived from natural sources. They will learn that some of these resources are renewable over time, and others are not, and that human use of these energy resources can affect the environment in multiple ways.

Social Studies Updates:

This week students finished their research and presented it at the 4th Grade American History Museum.

Next week we will go into chapter 3 which is about the U.S. Government. This week students will learn about the branches of government and what is the role of each branch.

📰 Fifth Grade Team Newsletter

Hi Fifth Grade Families!

As we head into a three-day weekend, we want to encourage our students to continue spreading kindness. 💛 Kindness can be as simple as sharing a smile, helping a classmate, or even sharing a small treat to brighten someone’s day. Let’s continue building a classroom community where everyone feels valued and appreciated!

📢 Important News

• Publick Playhouse Field Trip:
  📌 Next Monday is the LAST day to submit payment for the Publick Playhouse field trip. Please be sure to complete payment by the deadline. Thank you for your prompt attention and support!
  

Students are learning about:

• Realistic Fiction
  

• Opinion Writing
  

• Prepositional Phrases
  
  

We are strengthening comprehension skills and identifying how grammar enhances writing.

Writing Updates:

• Continuing Opinion Writing
  Students are developing strong opinion pieces with clear reasons, supporting details, and organized paragraphs.
  
  

Social Studies Updates:

• Chapter 5, Lesson 2 – Declaration of Independence
  Students are exploring the purpose of the Declaration of Independence and its impact on American history.
  
  

Math Updates:

Ms. Jenkins’ Classes:

• Chapter 4: Multiplying Decimals
  

• 📌 Chapter Test next Wednesday
  
  

Mr. Barr’s Classes:

• Finishing Chapter 7: Adding & Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators with a test.
  

• Moving into Topic 4: Multiplying Decimals
  
  

Science Updates:

Ms. Jenkins’ Classes:

• Wrapping up Chapter 3 – Earth’s Four Spheres (Geosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere, Biosphere)
  

• 📌 Chapter Test next week
  Students are focusing on how the four spheres interact with one another. For example, we discussed how an avalanche begins in the geosphere (snow and land), moves through the atmosphere (air and wind), impacts the biosphere (plants, animals, humans), and may affect the hydrosphere when snow melts into water. Students are analyzing how changes in one sphere can cause a chain reaction in the others.
  
  

Mr. Barr’s Classes:

• Chapter 3, Lesson 3 – Earth’s Water
  Students are learning about the percentage of Earth’s water, freshwater vs. saltwater, and how water is distributed across the planet.
  
  

• Learning how the lungs are impacted by different activities
  Students are exploring how exercise and environmental factors affect lung health.
  
  

Thank you for your continued partnership and support. We hope everyone enjoys the extended weekend, stays safe, and continues spreading kindness! 💙

— Fifth Grade Team

General CARTS Message:

Please remember to check your student's Canvas assignments and Synergy grades regularly!

Media:

Hello CMIT Family!

Just a reminder, Library/Media Presents: The 4th & 5th Grade Cookbook Extravaganza is happening Wednesday February 18th in the CSES cafeteria. It will go from 6pm-8pm!

Music:

Hello CMIT Family!

We’re off to a great start! I encourage you to motivate your students to stay focused and engaged with their lessons. It's important for us to work together to catch up, as we are currently two weeks behind.

Rather than overwhelming students with unnecessary assignments, I plan to strengthen their understanding by revisiting and connecting closely related concepts. This approach will ensure that everyone is exposed to the essential information they need to succeed.

Thank you for your support and dedication! Let’s make this a fantastic journey together!

Art:

Our Black History artworks are going great! Here are a few collaged landscapes inspired by Romare Bearden from Ms. Convert’s class!

2025-2026 School Calendar

School Meals

School Violence Resources and Support

PGCPS TV

CMIT South ES Enrichment Program

Vendor Managed Child Care

Parent Handbook

Students’ Rights and Responsibilities Handbook.

Synergy ParentVUE Support for Parents and Guardians

Student Absence Form