THE PAW PRINT Brookview Elementary
October 23rd, 2020
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Tuesday, Oct 27, 2020, 06:00 PM
8734 East 21st Street, Indianapolis, IN, USA
ParentVUE Information
The parent portal for Synergy is called ParentVUE.
A ParentVUE app is available for download on your smartphone. You will need the web address below to set-up this app.
* If you have more than one student, you may receive multiple emails/activation codes. However, you only have to utilize one activation code to view each of your student's information.
* You can only create one account per email address.
* Your activation key, which appears below, will be needed to establish your account.
Steps to create your account:
1. Go to https://in-wts.edupoint.com/PXP2_login.aspx
2. Click "I am a parent"
3. Click "Create Account/Forgot Password" in the bottom right corner and follow 3 steps
4. Click "I have an activation key and need to create my account"
5. Follow the steps on the screen to complete your account setup
6. Once your account is established, contact the school office if you don't see all of your students
You are ready to use ParentVUE to track your child's progress!
Brookview Families,
On Tuesday, November 3rd, Warren Township will have a planned eLearning Day for our students across the district. On this day, your student will complete teacher designed extended learning activities at home.
Depending on your grade level and learning model, there is unique information to be aware of for Tuesday, November 3rd.
Kindergarten through 2nd grade students will bring home their extended learning activities on Friday, Oct. 30 for use on Tuesday, Nov. 3rd.
3rd and 4th grade students will bring home their fully-charged iPads on Monday, Nov. 2 to be used on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Students will not bring home chargers. All devices must come back to school on Wednesday, Nov. 4.
Our FULLY VIRTUAL students will receive their extended learning activities on CANVAS from their teachers.
All K-4 in-person students will be bringing home a breakfast and lunch meal on Monday, Nov. 2. Fully VIRTUAL students will have their AM and PM meal distribution at Moorhead Community Resource Center available to them as scheduled.
Internet hotspots are available for 3rd and 4th grade families will need support ensuring their students can log in to their student’s CANVAS. If you would like to check out a hotspot, please give us a call by Oct. 30.
All teachers will be available to support our students and families from 9am - 12pm on that day. A communication will be shared with you from your student’s teacher with how you can reach them during those hours on that day.
-Mr. Coleman
SPIRIT WEEK October 26th - October 30th
Warren’s mission is to connect tradition with innovation, in a safe and caring environment, that provides exceptional learning experiences and fosters meaningful relationships for ALL Warren students, families and employees.
MSD Warren will graduate students who exhibit the skills and dispositions of the Journey of a Graduate.
Citizenship - Contributing to our community in a meaningful way
Collaboration - Working with others to achieve better results
Communication - Expressing ideas through listening, discussion, and awareness of impact
Content Knowledge - Developing a strong foundation to support future learning opportunities
Critical Thinking - Engaging in analysis and reasoning to arrive at a conclusion
Resilience - Using skills and strategies to thrive, adapt and overcome challenging situations
MSD Warren Values...Academic Excellence, Commitment to Community, Respect for Diversity, Personal Learning Experiences, Equitable Access to Opportunities, Strong and Supportive Relationships
Counselor's Chat
Have an awesome weekend!
Notice From the School Nurse
All families that have a student with NonCompliant Immunizations have been notified by a letter that was sent home with the In Person students or mailed home for those who are Virtual students. Warren Township has set an Exclusion from school date starting on Monday, September 21st. On or after September 21st, your child may not return to school or virtual learning, until documented proof of immunizations has been provided or an appointment has been scheduled. If you have an appointment scheduled, please notify the Nurse, with the date, if you have not already done so. Please call Nurse Jessica with any questions at 317-532-3055. Records may be faxed to 317-532-3089 or emailed to jroberts@warren.k12.in.us.
Car Rider Information
We have made a slight change to the car rider procedure for this year. For both Pick up and Drop off, the car rider line will utilize two lanes to reduce congestion. See map below for details.
***Hi, this message is from Mr. Coleman, the proud principal of Brookview Elementary. I want to ensure that you have access to information about your child's school. If you have any questions about the happenings at Brookview Elementary School, please reach out to me directly at jcoleman3@warren.k12.in.us.***
Teaching and Learning
Teaching and Learning Emphasis
At Brookview Elementary, we want our students to be strong readers! There are 5 major components to reading. I will be sharing information on each of the 5 components of reading over the next several weeks. Let's start with fluency.
What Is Fluency?
Fluency is the ability to read "like you speak." Hudson, Lane, and Pullen define fluency this way: "Reading fluency is made up of at least three key elements: accurate reading of connected text at a conversational rate with appropriate prosody or expression." Non-fluent readers suffer in at least one of these aspects of reading: they make many mistakes, they read slowly, or they don't read with appropriate expression and phrasing.
Many researchers have found that fluency is highly correlated with reading comprehension—that is, when a student reads fluently, that student is likely to comprehend what he or she is reading.
So how do we teach it?
Teacher Modeling
Examples of teacher modeling include:
- Teacher-assisted reading
- Peer-assisted reading
- Audio-assisted reading
Key point: Teacher modeling involves more than just listening to someone else read. Students must be actively involved 100 percent of the time and in a multi-sensory way.
Parents, you play a major role here as well. Allowing your children consistent opportunities to read to you is key. Every night, have your children read to you. This helps your child become a strong reader!
WHO ARE WE?
At Brookview Elementary school, we strive to develop and enrich students to their full potential. One of the ways that we do this is by focusing on critical thinking, content knowledge, collaboration, citizenship, creativity, and resilience.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
MSD of Warren Township has created a comprehensive strategic plan based on community input that will ensure all students and staff have the conditions necessary to develop and apply Journey of a Graduate (JoG) skills and dispositions. The Journey of a Graduate skills are a set of 6 skills and dispositions that have been identified by our community needed for success in and out of school. The JoG skills are Critical Thinking, Citizenship, Communication, Collaboration, Content Knowledge, and Resilience. These JoG skills will serve as the foundation of the district strategic plan.
NEW WARREN APP AND WEBSITE
Warren Township School District has a new app and website! The purpose of the app and website is to provide regular updates through the live feed, district news, and
district events sections as well as other important district information. The app includes easy access to the weekly breakfast and lunch menu, staff contacts, district documents, bullying and safety reporting form, and much much more. The Warren app can be downloaded at the Apple and Android App Store. Stay informed and download the app today. The district website is www.warren.k12.in.us.
BROOKVIEW ELEMENTARY
Email: jcoleman3@warren.k12.in.us
Website: brookview.warren.k12.in.us
Location: 1550 North Cumberland Road, Indianapolis, IN, USA
Phone: 317-532-3050
SCHOOL DISTRICT PUBLICATIONS/NEWS MEDIA USE
SCHOOL DISTRICT PUBLICATIONS/NEWS MEDIA USE
The occasion may arise when the school district wants to recognize your child or your child's school. This may include your child's photo, your child's name or your child's work in district publications, newsletters, on school district websites, and in electronic/social media or in staff training videos. We may also want to tell the media (including newspapers, television, and radio) about your child's achievements. We never knowingly release information about a student to anyone who wants to use it for commercial/political purposes. However, we will honor your request to not include your child in these types of recognitions if you notify Mr. Coleman by email that you do not want this type of information released.