Esperanza
December 15th Week at a Glance (WAG)
IMPORTANT UPCOMING EVENTS
UFA meetings
week of december 15th minimum days for conferences
WAG
Monday
Classroom walk through look fors
- workshop
- mini lesson with an anchor chart
- agendas with objective
- classroom libraries easily gain access to AR reading books
Tuesday
Classroom walk through look fors
- workshop
- mini lesson with an anchor chart
- agendas with objective
- classroom libraries easily gain access to AR reading books
Wednesday
Reading assemble 8:40
Stonehurst staff lunch 2:00
5th grade fundraiser: Winter Dance
Classroom walk through look fors
- workshop
- mini lesson with an anchor chart
- agendas with objective
- classroom libraries easily gain access to AR reading books
Thursday
Classroom walk through look fors
- workshop
- mini lesson with an anchor chart
- agendas with objective
- classroom libraries easily gain access to AR reading books
Friday
holiday lunch with your class MUST follow the healthy food rules of our school. You need to communicate this with families and avoid having them bring items that are not allowed. We must ALL follow this rule not just some of us. I have communicated this now for the last two weeks and expect everyone to be informed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
New Comers
Common Core
workshop
referral process
sub plans
Parking Lot
Holiday Parties (need to be healthy)
Below you will find the Esperanza committee agreements on healthy snacks.
snack policy
Our school follows the OUSD guidelines that state : snacks shall promote good health. Keeping this in mind healthy snack will include beverages that are 8 oz or less that are 100% natural juice or milk. However, water is the first choice beverage for our students. In addition no fizzy drinks, sports drinks, punches or soda are permitted.
Following the same guidelines of promoting good health. Food snacks should be low sugar and high protein. Examples include fruit, vegetables, nuts, granola, cheese sticks. A healthy snack would NOT look like crackers, cookies, muffins, candy, bagels, pan dulce, jello,
Classroom Celebrations must occur after the lunch period as stated by OUSD wellness policy and also adhere to the above healthy food policy. Heretofore, no cupcakes, birthday cakes, tres leches, cookies or others sugary substances shall be invited into the classroom.
copy machines
Esperanza Vision and Mission
VISION
Students engage in rigorous, high quality, biliterate academics which prepare them for college and career. Esperanza students and families take responsibility for their learning which allows them to be academically strong in two languages. With a growth mindset, they are unique individuals, who critically think and are determined to succeed. Students show respect for themselves, others and the environment.
MISSION
Through PLC’s teacher are able to plan for mindful and purposeful instruction. Teachers collaborate to implement rigorous instruction, that meets the needs of all students. Teachers engage in peer observations to receive and give constructive feedback. Teachers use data to drive instruction and make clear plans for corrective instruction. We engage the family and community in quarterly meetings to review growth and set goals.