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The Smarter Balanced Summative Assessments are part of the state testing system called the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress or CAASPP. The CAASPP System is designed to promote high-quality teaching and learning by giving information to teachers, students, and their families about what students know and can do. This information is just one piece in understanding a student’s readiness for college and career.

Please help us by making sure your student:

• brings a fully-charged Chromebook to school each and every day.

• arrives at school on-time (7:50 a.m.) so that they are able to test with their classroom peers and not interrupt the testing session.

• gets a good night's sleep

• eats a healthy breakfast each morning - a reminder that students can order a breakfast from school every afternoon to eat the next morning at home

• brings a refillable water bottle to school - we have water filling stations at school that the students can use to refill their water bottles throughout the day

For more information on the CAASPP, please visit these links:

• Parent Guide - English and Spanish

• https://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/ca/documents/sbsummativepgtu.pdf
  

Thank you so much for your continued support,

Melissa Roy-Wood

Principal

Hello Franklin Families!

We are reaching out to ask for volunteers for several fun upcoming events. Your contributions help to make these events a success! Please indicate with which duties below you are willing to help by replying to this email or reaching out directly to Monica Kramer @ (619) 316-9513.

Friday, June 9th 7:30am-12:00pm Field Day at Franklin:

- Need 4 volunteers to plan activities and gather materials beforehand: - organizing materials mid-May at the latest in case donations needed (usually during/after school hours w/ Custodian/PE teacher)

- plan the activities which can be taken from a list of games done previously

- Need 17-24 volunteers on the day of the event to:

• clear the field and set up games before 8 am
• to run 8 game stations during two 75-80 min sessions ( 8:30- 9:50 am is UTK-2, 10:00-11:15 am is 2nd-5th grade)
• a coordinator/emcee to keep track of time and keep the event on schedule as the classes move from station to station throughout the event (7:30am-12pmcommitment).
• clean up field afterward so kids can use it for lunch recess *Experienced mentors from previous year events will be available to help guide and assist

Thank you,
Monica Kramer
(619) 316-9513
Franklin Elementary PTA, VP of Volunteering

Counseling Resources

Andrea Adams, School Counselor, Franklin Elementary

https://sites.google.com/sandi.net/franklin-counseling/about

Ms, Andrea's Google Voice : 619-432-5642/ Email : aadams1@sandi.net

Community One Pager

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/13SW1Ycbz_ySW-ZVCZS5sl5CWz8Vir3SaGu4xxJymozQ/edit?usp=sharing

A friendly reminder that school begins at 7:50 a.m. and gates will close promptly at the start of school.

Families can drop off as early as 7:30 a.m. —please drop off early or park in the neighborhood and walk to campus before 7:45 to avoid the traffic.

Students arriving after 7:50 need to check into the office for a late slip.

Thank you for your understanding.

A Reminder to all Families at Drop Off and Pick Up to be mindful of pedestrians.

Families, in order to have less congestion during morning drop off, our arrival window is from 7:30-7:45 a.m. Families can drop off their children at the entrance gate as early as 7:30 a.m. for them to walk directly to the field for Jog/Walking Club.

At 7:45 a.m., students walk directly to their classrooms as school begins at 7:50 a.m.

If you are dropping off or picking up your child(ren) by vehicle, here are some important procedures that will keep our entire community safe and happy:

Drivers… Please DO

• use the loading zone and wait your turn
• continue to pull all the way forward
• be a good neighbor and citizen
• have your child use the crosswalk to cross the street
• Note: Cars can drop off at Gates 1 & 3 --we ask that parents stay in their car and keep moving forward.

Drivers… Please DON’T

• swoop into the loading zone, cutting off cars that have been waiting in line
• park or wait in red zones, driveways
• have your children to cross the street between car
• wait in front of your child’s gate - keep moving forward
• stop to talk to teachers/parents
• double park
• make illegal u-turns in the middle of the street

Thank You!

• DRAFT Middle School Math Placement Policy
• Survey to seek feedback about the policy from all community partners
• SDUSD Math Placement webpage