liberty intermediate school parent information night
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LIBERTY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL PARENT INFORMATION NIGHT. Mary Ann Bicknell, Principal Jenn Longtin , Associate Principal. LIBERTY INTERMEDIATE MISSION STATEMENT. Educate: Through rigorous academic curriculum, staff equips students with a well-rounded education prepares them for the next level. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
LIBERTY INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL PARENT INFORMATION NIGHT
Mary Ann Bicknell, PrincipalJenn Longtin, Associate Principal
Educate: Through rigorous academic curriculum, staff equips students with a well-rounded education prepares them for the next level.
Provide a Safe Learning Environment: Provide a save learning environment where everyone is treated with compassion and respect.
Inspire/Innovate: Students are challenged to learn about their world through innovative and rewarding experiences.
Collaborate: Work in a collaborative atmosphere where staff, families, and students support one another.
LIBERTY INTERMEDIATE MISSION STATEMENT
As a student, I will do my best to…
As a teacher, I will do my best to…
As a parent/guardian I will do my best to…
Study and follow school guidelines in the Liberty handbook must be followed
Treat other students, teachers, staff, and self with respect
Use communication regularly with my parents about school experiences, academic concerns, and important school notices
Do assignments completely and on time
Enter school on time (no later than 7:40 AM) and aim for perfect attendance
Neatly and completely fill out planner for each class
Thoroughly listen and learn by bringing a positive attitude and all appropriate materials
Set aside time at home, 4-7 days a week, to read and practice math facts
Educate myself through professional development activities that improve teaching and learning
Develop curriculum and instruction based on the Common Core State Standards
Use MAP, ISAT, and unit testing to monitor and communicate student progress
Communicate regularly with families through Skyward, conferences, progress reports, and other available means
Always provide a safe learning environment where everyone is treated with compassion and respect
Tailor education to meet the needs of all students
Offer opportunities for students, families, and the community to participate and contribute in the learning process
Reinforce skills taught at school by providing appropriate practice
Frequently communicate with school. Update contact information when necessary
Assist my child in establishing a routine for school days including eating a healthy breakfast, dressing appropriately for school, brushing teeth regularly, and promoting good study habits.
Model respect with my words and actions-- for my child, other children and their families, the staff, and the school.
Involve my child in school and community activities to promote his social, emotional, and physical development.
Lead the family, making learning a priority. Students need to be in attendance daily, arrive on time and be prepared to learn with all necessary materials
Yes! Learning is a life-long process that takes place at home as well as at school so share with your child opportunities to learn at home.
X X XStudent Signature Teacher Signature Parent Signature
COMPACT
Fifth grade consists of two teacher teams Students switch for science/social studies Some students will switch for math and
reading instruction
MIDDLE SCHOOL CONCEPT (Fifth Grade)
Sixth grade consists of two four teacher teams and one two teacher team.
Transformers – two teacher team Eagles and USA – four teacher team
MIDDLE SCHOOL CONCEPT (Sixth Grade)
Monthly Recognition Daily Recognition Community Hallway Bully Prevention Plan Incident Report Form
BUILDING A BETTER LIBERTY
Student planner should be completed daily Parents should check and sign student
planner daily Quiet study area at home away from
distractions (TV) Use timer to include appropriate breaks
GETTING ORGANIZED
Contact teacher first with questions/concerns
Email Phone Planner Skyward
COMMUNICATION TO/FROM SCHOOL
Young Scholars Club: Meets Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 3:00 – 4:15
Parent/Teacher Communication: Amount of time spent on homework should not exceed 50 minutes for fifth graders and 60 minutes for sixth graders.
HOMEWORK HELP
Music – Band, Orchestra, Choir Explore – Art, Music, Spanish, Technology Student Council
LIBERTY STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES
Cross Country (August-October) Girls Softball (July-September) Boys Baseball (August-October) Girls Basketball (September-December) Boys Basketball (October-December) Cheerleading (October-February) Volleyball (December-March) Wrestling (December-March) Track and field (March-May)
SIXTH GRADE SPORTS
Wrestling -5th graders now can be on the wrestling team (December-March)
Basketball Intramurals (March-April)1 day a week for 5 weeksOpen to all boys and girls.Volleyball Intramurals (April-May)
FIFTH GRADE INTRAMURALS
YMCA Camp in Brookston, IN Winter Survival Pioneering Nature Art Many team building activities Three days/ two nights
CAMP TECUMSEH
Sign up at Open House September 19, 2013, 6:30 – 8:00 Sign up sheet will be located in your child’s
homeroom
PARENT VOLUNTEERS
Student Arrive: no earlier than 7:30 A.M.; tardy bell rings at 7:45 A.M.
Departure: 2:45 P.M. Dress Code Lunch Visiting the School: Driver’s License
required Attendance
BUILDING PROCEDURES
Explanation Contracts Signed Setting up Google Accounts Use of Chrome Books
Chrome Book – 1:1 Initiative
Follow Handbook/Classroom Rules Contact Teacher First (email, phone, note) 4th R
DISCIPLINE
Family Access Access your child’s grades/progress
PARENT ACCESS PORTAL
QUESTIONS???