Georgia Milestones Tests continue for Grades 7th Grade and End of Course Test for 8th Grade High School Credit Algebra 1.
School is still going on and we have more ground to cover. Please minimize early check outs and absences for the rest of the year. These last 15 days are flying by for our Mustangs!
May 9-Monday
-FFA Officer Interviews
-RSE & SR Fifth Grade Visits our 6th grade team and campus
--8th Grade to the UTC Aquatic Center
-Volleyball Tryouts 3:30
-Spring Musical @ LHS 6:30 pm
-Soccer Camp for Elementary & Middle $100 which includes a SR Soccer T-shirt and four days of camp 3:00-5:00.
-Read 20 minutes
-Grades 3-8 review multiplication facts
May 10-Tuesday
-EOC Algebra 1
-FFA Area Banquet- Jasper, Ga
-FFA Officer Interview
-Soccer Camp continues
-Volleyball Tryouts Continue
-PreK walk to CIvic center
-Read 20 Minutes
-Grades 3-8 review multiplication facts
May 11-Wednesday
-Ga Milestones for 7th grade ELA Section 1
-Algebra 1 EOC
-FFA Officer Interviews
-Open Concessions
--Soccer Camp continues
-Volleyball Tryouts Continue
-Read 20 minutes,
-Grades 3-8 review multiplication facts
May 12-Thursday
--7th Grade Milestones Test ELA 2 & 3
-8th Grade Milestones Test - SOcial Studies
-Open Concessions
-Officer Interviews FFA
-Soccer Camp final day
-Art Field trip- High Museum for select students
-5 & 7 Grade to UTC Aquatic Center
-Mustang Round-Up for Kindergarten 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
-Mustang Round-up for Rising 6th Grade Students- 5:00 pm -6:00 pm
-Read 20 minutes,
-Grades 3-8 review multiplication fact
May 13-Friday
-Open Concessions
-LHS Grad Walk- TBD 10:30 am
-FFA Officer Interviews
-2nd Grade Water Day
-Beta Club to Dollywood
-FCA Kickball Tournament 2:30 -4:00 pm $3.00
-Read 20 minutes each day
-Grades 3-8 review multiplication facts
It is my hope that you work with your child at home each night on reading and math skills for all grade levels. We need our students to feel confident in these areas so that they can deepen their understanding in all areas. All students in grades 3-8 should know multiplication facts. All students should be able to read on their grade level. It takes all of us working together to help make your child successful in the classroom, home, and life. Thank you for your help with this matter. Set some family goals with your children that pertain to academics but also life. For example: Read one book per month as a family, spend time playing board games, exercise as a family, etc.
Ask your child what their goals are that they have gone over with their teachers.
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