Cardinal Family Newsletter
It's A Great Day to Be a Cardinal!
October 28- November 1
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Thank you to the parents who were able to make it in to conferences on Thursday. We will have another round of conferences on November 7th from 4-7. Students brought their reports card home on Friday. The grades you will see are a reflection of your student progress, achievement, and process.Try to have a conversation with your student about how they think they have done. Do they think they have achieved all the points that they could have, did they work their hardest, complete all their assignments, and turn in all their work to the best of their abilities?
How do they feel they are doing as a student?
Preparedness: Do they act responsibly, show up to class with their materials, act as a self-directed learner.
Participation
Does your student listen to directions, participate in class, offer to share ideas, work well with their peers/group members? Do they take risks to help their learning grow?
Work Completion
How hard does your student work. Do they work to achieve the goal- no matter how hard? Do they try to find solutions to problems, or do they rely on others, teachers, parents to solve problems for them. Does your student work to do THEIR best work?
Have a great week and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Mrs. Hiler
Mark Your Calendars
October 23- 31st- RED RIBBON WEEK
November 3- Daylight Saving Time Ends- Fall Back time change
November 5- No School Professional Development
November 7- Parent Teacher Conferences 4-7; Fall Sports Awards
November 11- Veteran's Day
November 21- PTO Meeting
November 27-29- No School- Thanksgiving Break
PERFECT ATTENDANCE FIRST QUARTER
Perfect Attendance -5
Aranyos, Montana
Bodley, Ember
Brandenburg, Katelyn
Carnahan, Jona
Custer, Mia
Hall, Garet
Hesser, Melody
Kindoll, Madison
Lyons, Brylee
Martin, Khloie
Mosley, Connor
Ouellette, Ethan
Paynter, Raymond
Propes, Leeann
Quatkemeyer, Esther
Scarlatella, Olivia
Schnarrenberg, Lori
Turner, Caleb
6th Grade
Blakley, Kenzie
Brueggeman, Benjamin
Lane, Nate
Hively, Kaylyn
Johns, Sami-Jo
Kahle, Caleb
Miller, Landen
Myers, Clayton
Rudd, Harley
Schnarrenberg, Millie
Simpson, Elijah
Valentine, Ernie
Valentine, Faith
Vittoz, Eyan
Wendling, Hailey
7th Grade
Arthur, Natalie
Baker, Bryce
Blackburn, Bralyn
Blackburn, Kalyn
Breig, Dustin
Burchell, Madison
Caudill, Brooklyn
Cooper, Aiden
Cooper, Ashlyn
Creager, Lexie
Donovan, Courtney
Easter, Lacee
Forbes, Landen
Fulton, Payton
King, Jamie
Proffitt, Jayden
Ritchie, Nathan Jr.
Senior, Waylon
Siekbert, Madison
Spires, Kelly
Young, Cayley
8th
Aurthur, Stacie
Belt, Hannah
Blake, Sophie
Hall, Camryn
Hamiton, Joanna
Jennings, Faith
Lane, Hayley
Lykins, Aidan
Menser, Noah
Miller, Brittany
Ninichuck, Caleb
Oakley, Gavin
Pinger, Emerson
Spaulding, Noah
Red Ribbon Week October 23-31st
Cyberbullying: What Every Parent Should Know
It is harassment, taunting, or threats that are done via lots of forms of social media. With the click of a button, it can spread very quickly.
What Can I Do As A Parent?
1. Don't assume anything. Don't assume that your child will never participate or be the victim of "those mean kids." Even our sweetest kids get caught up in the moment.
2. Communicate...a lot. Have regular conversations with your child, Talk about examples of bullying and the consequences of the person being bullied.
3. Don't throw your hands up and say "kids will be kids." This suggests to your child that they want the victim to toughen up or that the other child was horsing around. Neither pays attention to feelings.
4. Watch your own social media use. Pay attention to what you are posting on social media. Don't teach your child to be a bully.
5 Set limits. Begin by limiting how much time your child is on social media. Put the electronics away.
6. Check and recheck. Make a contract with your child that you will check their browser history when you feel it is necessary. Be sure to routinely check it. Make your child responsible for NO Cyberbullying.
Thriving Learning Communities
Final Forms
If you and/or your child haven't had the opportunity to complete your final forms please try to update them as soon as possible.
Box Tops
Charge the Chromebooks!
Please make sure your child gets in the habit of charging their chrome books each evening. It is important that they come to school prepared and the chrome books are as important to class as bringing paper and pencils. They will need their computers to fully participate in instruction in most classes.
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To Contact Me
email- hilert@felcityschools.org
Phone- 513-362-5382