This Week at Wright
Week of Monday, January 13th - Friday, January 17th, 2025
📣Hello Families!
I am so glad that the weather did not cause many power outages. I pray that each of you are safe and your children are ready to return to learning.
Students will have until Wednesday to return their completed eLearning work. If work is not returned by Wednesday, he or she will be marked absent for Friday, January 10th.
As you know before break we took our winter iReady tests. First, I want to remind you of our goals for spring. Next, I have included our school results. We are very proud of our students and teachers.
Tiers explained:
- Tier 1 scored on grade level
- Tier 2 is one grade level below
- Tier 3 is two or more grade levels below.
GOALS:
Spring iReady Reading Goals:
Increase the number of students in Tier 1 in reading from 16% in the Fall to 50% in the spring. We are currently at 35%
Decrease the number of students in Tier 3 in reading from 35% in the Fall to 17% in the spring. We are currently at 22%
Spring iReady Math Goals:
Increase the number of students in Tier 1 in math from 5% in the Fall to 45% in the spring. We are currently at 23%
Decrease the number of students in Tier 3 in math from 33% in the Fall to 15% in the spring. We are currently at 20%
Check out our school-wide results below and as always, thanks so much for all you are doing.
Mrs. Jordan
School Data
Our students and teachers worked very hard. They have made significant progress, and we look forward to seeing how much more they will grow. Our next diagnostic is in March.
We will continue to need your help ensuring that ALL of our students are on grade level.
Remember:
- Tier 1 students scored on grade level
- Tier 2 is one grade level below
- Tier 3 is two or more grade levels below.
We have many Tier 2 students who are very close to being on grade level. Our teachers will use this data to improve instruction, but we need your help.
Here is what you can do:
1- Make sure your child is at school.
2- Discuss what level your child is on with your child- Results will go home soon
3- Help your child at home with homework
4- Make sure your child is reading at home
5- Sign into Power School and keep up with your child's grades
6- Hold your child accountable for their learning, and don't take excuses
Reach out to your child's teacher if you have questions.
1- 5 unexcused absences mean your child is truant- send an excuse for every absence
2- Tardies can harm your child's learning- Please be at school before 7:45- Teachers start teaching at 7:50
3- Car riders must be picked up by 2:40.
4- Send a note to the school if your child's transportation home changes