Dear Parents and Guardians,
It’s hard to believe how quickly this school year is flying by! As we release our sixth newsletter of the year, I find myself reflecting on how much we’ve accomplished together and how grateful I am for your continued support. From launching programs that nurture students’ well-being to celebrating their incredible talents through the arts and academic achievements, this year has been a testament to the power of our community.
With that in mind, I’d love to hear from you! Feel free to email me directly. What topics or highlights would you like to see featured in future editions of our newsletter? Additionally, I’d be delighted to know which information, resource, or updates you’ve particularly enjoyed so far. Your feedback is invaluable and will help us ensure the newsletter remains an engaging and meaningful resource for everyone.
Thank you for being an essential part of our journey —I look forward to hearing your thoughts!
Warm regards,
Mrs. Cannon
How does the district support the diverse needs of all its students?
We are pleased to share that our midyear STAR Testing has been successfully completed. As part of our ongoing efforts to monitor and support your child's academic growth, STAR Testing is administered three times a year: at the beginning, middle, and end of the school year. These assessments help us track student progress in the key areas of Reading and Math.
Based on the results of the midyear testing, our students are on track for continued growth and proficiency in both Reading and Math. These results reflect the hard work and dedication of both our students and teachers, and we are confident that this progress will continue as we move through the remainder of the year. Click below for an overview.
Stay informed using our different platforms.
- Access the parent portal and update emergency contacts
- Download the district app (Google Play Store) / (Apple App Store)
- If you are not receiving text messages and emails, please contact your school's main office.
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Long-Term and Daily Substitute Teachers
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Continue speaking with your children about safety and situational awareness. Below are some tips to help when discuss "If You See Something... Say Something."
- Explain the concept using age-appropriate language
- Assure them it's ok to share their concerns
- Remind them to report their concerns to any adult at school
- Role-play scenarios
- Emphasize that their safety is the top priority
