T.H.E. Weekly Newsletter

T.H.E. Blackcats of the Week

At T.H.E. we realize the importance of student recognition, therefore; we have put into place the "Blackcats of the Week". In this week's recognition, we have:

This week we have: 3rd Grade Michael Onwuchekwa, Jha’Zari Gardner 4th Grade: Jayden Diaz, Carla Marroquin 5th Grade: Jose Magana, Wynter Cook

Congratulations to all these students, we look forward to recognizing students every week for their hard work and dedication.

A huge shoutout to Mrs. Guevara-Asst. Principal for organizing this new weekly recognition.

Parents, make sure your student attends school every day all day. Every minute counts. Students must be in class ready to receive instruction at 8:00am

The 5th Six Weeks begins Tuesday 2/21/23. These six weeks we are working on attendance incentives.

Individual class attendance incentives. Popcorn celebration when the class spells out BLACKCATS.
The class with the highest attendance % per grade level will get pizza at the end of the third and sixth weeks.
Grade level with the highest attendance % will get an ice cream social at the end of the six weeks.

Chromebook Etiquette-Parents, we need your assistance with the following:

At THE we have Chromebook rules. At this time we are asking all students:

1. Only log into a Chromebook using their own username and password.

2. Do not let anyone borrow your Chromebook if you have already logged into it.

3. Be mindful that everything we search for on the internet is being monitored.

4. As a student, you are ultimately responsible for anything being searched for under your username and password.

Parents, we greatly appreciate your help with this matter.

OUR VISION

1. THE staff, students, families, and community will collaborate and lead by example, to provide:

A positive and safe learning environment.
Following the SCoC (Student Code of Conduct)
Utilizing the school's SRO to educate our students on safety.
At this time we have Zero Tolerance for Fighting. If you are an instigator and/or spectator you are part of the fight.

2. High-quality learning where all students will learn at high levels, in a culture of collaboration, with a focus on results.

Making data-driven decisions with the collaboration of all team leads.
Monitoring students' growth with the collaboration of the campus instructional coach and all district instructional facilitators.
Providing interventions to close all gaps with the collaboration of the campus interventionist
Afterschool tutoring program “WIN” (What I Need)
Saturday Academies for students performing below grade level and for enrichment purposes.

3. Building relationships with staff, peers, and partnerships between families and our community to create long-lasting healthy connections.