StepUP
Family Newsletter January 29, 2021
Dear StepUP Families,
Not long after our newsletter went out last week, the timeline changed for our students' return to in person learning full-time and/or hybrid. If you have not yet had a chance to read that update, please click on the link below this letter for the update.
Please continue to reach out if you have any questions as we navigate these changes and updates together, we appreciate your partnership and input to best serve our students.
Thank you,
Karen Mitchell
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER:
February 1st - No School- Curriculum Day
- February 15th - No School - Presidents Day
- February 22nd - all students return in hybrid format, also first day of second semester for Elementary students
- March 1st -Elementary begins all students attend, Transition begins all students attend M, T, Th, F
COMMUNITY RESOURCES:
Brain Stages Parent Training
FREE MINI-COURSE “Enjoy Your Kids Through Problem Solving” https://brain-stages.teachable.com/p/enjoy-your-kids-through-problem-solving
Coupon Code: 2021BESTYEARYET
NEWS FROM OUR CLASSROOMS
4-7 NEWS:
7UP News:
We are very excited to expand our LIPI pods for all of our LIPI students to come onto campus both Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tuesday's are more SEL focused. Thursdays are more Academic focused to help support our students moving forward into hybrid learning.
Thursday this week, we made Oreo Truffles with students. It was messy and delicious!!
How do I sign up for text updates from Redmond School District?
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
Tips from The Child Mind Institute
When a child is upset about failing, try not to brush off their concerns, even if the failure seems small to you. Instead, validate their feelings: “I see you’re really disappointed. I know you wanted to do better.”
Encourage kids to use their failures as learning experiences. What could helpful next steps look like? What can they do differently next time?
Failure is part of life — and that’s okay! Make sure kids know that it’s normal for things to go wrong sometimes, and model healthy coping by telling them about times you had to move on after failure.
Should I send my student to school? See the flowchart below. Let us know if you have any questions.
