The Hoover Hotline
e-Learning Edition
ALL CCSC SCHOOLS E-LEARNING UNTIL MAY 15
It's Going to be a Great Week!
RESTLESS STUDENT?
Elementary aged students get restless and bored. They miss the social connections they have with their peers and the predictability of school. Taking some time to get moving can help lift their mood. Try doing a family dance workout together set to popular KIDZ BOP music:
KIDZ BOP WORKOUT
ELEARNING FEEDBACK
If you have additional feedback to provide regarding the eLearning process, or anything else related to the services of Hoover School, please do not hesitate to reach out to me, your student’s teacher, or click on the link below:
eLearning Feedback Survey Link
Sincerely,
Marci Galinowski, Principal
LESSON PLANS AND PARENT INFORMATION FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 27, 2020
E-LEARNING INFORMATION
UPDATED E-LEARNING LESSON PLAN SCHEDULE
New e-Learning assignments will be introduced on the following schedule:
The school-wide grade level lesson plans for each week will be emailed on Mondays
Students will have five days to complete each set of lesson plans. This allows for families, especially those with multiple children sharing a device, ample time to complete assignments online and contact teachers and teacher assistance as needed. Below is a sample weekly at home e-learning schedule.
SAMPLE WEEKLY SCHEDULE FOR LEARNING AT HOME:
Monday-Friday – All Students Independently Read 20 minutes per day
Monday: E-Lesson Plan Packet emailed to parent email address in Power School.
Monday: Focus on English/Language Arts and Essential Arts
Tuesday: Focus on Math and Social Studies/Science
Wednesday: Focus on English/Language Arts and Math
Thursday/Friday: Complete any remaining work from the Monday emailed e-learning lessons, as well as, any additional assignments added by your student's teachers specific to the class or your student's individual learning progress.
NOTE:
Individual classroom and special services teachers may assign additional work or modify assigned work for students as needed to support student learning. Please check your email and Class DoJo daily for communication from your student's teachers. All teachers are available daily to assist students and families with their work by email or DoJo message. You may also contact the school by phone.
STUDENT WORK PACKETS
If your student is completing paper packet work, and you are able, please send photos or scanned copies of completed to work to your student's teacher. If you are unable to send copies of completed packets electronically to your child's teacher. Please hold on to the packet material until it is safe for us to collect them at the school. Parents will be informed via school messenger any plans for packet collection.
ALL WORK MUST BE LABELED WITH YOUR STUDENT'S NAME AND TEACHER.
ATTENDANCE
Students will be counted as present for school when they complete the assigned online work or turn in the completed paper packet work to their teachers once school resumes. Students working off paper packets will have 2 days following each closure day to complete packet work.
NO DEVICE? NO INTERNET?
GET CONNECTED
If you do not have internet, there are some providers that are reaching out to provide internet to families who need it so we can stay better connected.
Charter Communications announced on March 13, 2020 that for 60 days the company will offer free Spectrum broadband and Wi-Fi access to homes with K-12 students who do not already have a subscription. Installation fees will also be waived for these households. Enroll by calling 844-488-8395. Charter will also continue Spectrum Internet Assist, a program offering low-cost broadband internet of 30 Mbps for low-income households without school-aged children.
Comcast, which owns Xfinity, will offer 60 days free and increased speeds for new families who join the Internet Essentials program, an internet access program for low income families that is normally $9.95 a month.
AT&T announced on Friday it would not cancel service and would waive late fees for any wireless, home phone, broadband residential or small business customer experiencing hardships because of the coronavirus pandemic and can't pay their bills. Qualifying low income households can apply for $10 a month internet access through the Access from AT&T program. Fixed Wireless Internet and Wireline customers can use unlimited internet data. AT&T will also keep public Wi-Fi hotspots open.
NEED A DEVICE?
If you are able to obtain internet access at home for your student(s), but do not currently have an internet accessible device (ipad, laptop, chromebook) for your student(s) to use to complete online work, please call the Hoover School Office for assistance with borrowing a device for your student during this temporary closure.
Notes from the Nurse
This week is National Poison Prevention Week. Did you know that more than 47,000 children under the age of 6 are evaluated in the emergency room per year for possible medicine poisoning? Safe Kids provides resources and tips for families to help prevent those scary trips to the ER. The latest report reveals surprising ways that kids are getting into medicine and what parents can do to prevent it. If you are interested in reading this report, please click on the link below:
https://www.safekids.org/research-report/keeping-kids-safe-around-medicine-insights-and-implications
Five Things Parents need to know to keep kids safe around medicine:
Where medicine is stored vs where medicine is kept: medicines that are used every day are often kept in purses, nightstand (places where kids can explore)
Child-resistant vs Child-proof: child resistant will slow them down but not prevent them from opening it.
What you think your kid can do vs what your kid can do: stories about kids getting into medicine often started with that moment of surprise.
Candy vs medicine: to young children they can look alike- keep them out of reach and sight.
Your home vs their home: be alert for medicines visitors may bring in your home
Sincerely,
Sabrina Gatlin BSN, RN
Hoover School Nurse
765-362-2691 Ext. 4204
Food Service During e-Learning Closure
Parents and Guardians of Crawfordsville Students,
Crawfordsville Community School Corporation will continue to provide breakfast and lunch for students during the Distance Learning (eLearning) closure.
To register for food delivery, please follow this link https://forms.gle/EpPR9nfMndQwUcJ1A. If registered by noon, food delivery will begin the next school day.
Estimated Delivery Times
Imperial Estates = 8:45 to 9:00 am
Waterford/Cloverdale = 9:00 - 9:15 am
Shady Knoll = 9:30 - 9:45 am
Out-of-district = 10:00 - 11:00 am
Everyone else = two-hour delay bus route time
The Hoover Hotline
2019-2020
April 27-May 1, 2020
Hoover School weekly upcoming information will sent out electronically each week via email and social media. If you require a printed copy of this publication, please contact the school office and a paper copy will be sent home with your student.
Monday
New eLearning lessons emailed to parents
eLearning all week
Tuesday
eLearning all week
Wednesday
eLearning all week
Thursday
eLearning all week-Flex Day
Friday
eLearning all week-Flex Day
Upcoming:
May 15, 2020 - Last Day of ELEARNING for students
May 18-22, 2020 - Waiver Days, No School for Students
STUDENT PERSONAL ITEMS
AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HELPED WITH AND PARTICIPATED IN AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS.
REGULAR AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS WILL RESUME AGAIN NEXT SCHOOL YEAR.
DISCOVERY CLUB
WILL CONTINUE EACH DAY SCHOOL IS IN SESSION
AFTER WE RESUME FROM THE CLOSURE.
For DISCOVERY CLUB questions, please contact Debra Vaught dvaught@cville.k12.in.us or Denise Williams ddossett@cville.k12.in.us
If you need to reach the school during after school clubs, the Discovery Club phone number is: 765-376-3204. The after-hours transportation number is: 765-376-3926 (Please use only for urgent matters related to your child’s after hours (5:00-7:00 PM) bus issues, NOT for address changes.)
Contact Us
Email: mgalinowski@cville.k12.in.us
Website: https://www.cville.k12.in.us/hoov
Location: 1301 South Elm Street, Crawfordsville, IN, USA
Phone: 765.362.2691
Facebook: facebook.com/CCSChoover
Twitter: @MollieBHoover