Our Mission
Ensure a positive, all inclusive environment by providing our linguistically and culturally diverse students with research-based strategies, accommodations, and culturally responsive instruction to promote success in and out of the classroom.
EL Happenings and Celebrations
~All LAC will be completed and up-to-date by the end of this week!! Throughout the school year if you would like anything modified to a students' PSP-accommodation, service plan etc., please get in touch with your EL teammate to set up a LAC meeting.
~RFEP Monitoring Forms are due by November 18th. This is done once in the fall and once in the spring. An email from Ellevation will automatically be sent to you if you have any RFEP students. So be on the lookout! Please let us know if you have any questions about filling these out.
~EL Progress Monitoring forms will be going home soon! If parents have any questions please send them our way.
Talking Points
If you haven't already, you should definitely download this app! Talking Points is a free app for teachers available in the app store, which translates text messages into families’ home languages. Teachers can use a desktop computer or phone to send messages in 100+ languages. The message is automatically translated into the language chosen for each contact in the class, meaning you can simultaneously send one message out in multiple languages. When parents respond via the app, the message is translated back into English. You can register for an account HERE. Note, there are separate app downloads for parents and teachers.
Passport Express: Let's travel to El Salvador!
Follow along as we explore the many different cultures represented within our school from around the world.
El Salvador Fast Facts:
*Official Name: Republic of El Salvador
*El Salvador translates as "The Savior'
*Government: Republic
*Capital: San Salvador
*Population: 6,187,271
*Official Language: Spanish, Nahua
*Money: US Dollar
Lets Explore: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/countries/article/el-salvador
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Where is El Salvador? El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America. It is smaller than the state of Massachusetts. | National Dish - Pupusas Pupusas are a thick stuffed, skillet cooked corn tortilla usually served with tomato salsa. | Geography Known as the Land of Volcanoes, El Salvador has frequent earthquakes and volcanic activity. It has 20 volcanoes in its border, two of them are still active. It is the only country in Central America that does not have a coastline on the Caribbean Sea. |
Where is El Salvador?
El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America. It is smaller than the state of Massachusetts.
National Dish - Pupusas
Pupusas are a thick stuffed, skillet cooked corn tortilla usually served with tomato salsa.
Geography
Known as the Land of Volcanoes, El Salvador has frequent earthquakes and volcanic activity. It has 20 volcanoes in its border, two of them are still active. It is the only country in Central America that does not have a coastline on the Caribbean Sea.
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Divine Savior of the World Monument Was built on November of 1942. It is a monument of Jesus Christ with open arms on top of a sphere of planet Earth. | Culture El Salvador's culture is a mix Native American and Latin American cultures. | City of San Salvador This is the state capitol. |
Divine Savior of the World Monument
Was built on November of 1942. It is a monument of Jesus Christ with open arms on top of a sphere of planet Earth.
Culture
El Salvador's culture is a mix Native American and Latin American cultures.
City of San Salvador
This is the state capitol.
RCE EL Department
Irina Boyechko (K-1)
irina.boyechko@fayette.kyschools.us
Austin Bird (2-3)
austin.bird@fayette.kyschools.us
Andrea Lucas (4-5)
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exc-EL-lent work 4th & 5th graders are working hard! Come by and scan our QR codes to hear all about these students and their goals for this year! | Brummett's Bears Students in Mrs. Brummett's class are researching animals to write a class ABC Book! | 1st Grade Rocks 1st graders are working hard making central idea with key details posters! |
exc-EL-lent work
4th & 5th graders are working hard! Come by and scan our QR codes to hear all about these students and their goals for this year!
Brummett's Bears
Students in Mrs. Brummett's class are researching animals to write a class ABC Book!
1st Grade Rocks
1st graders are working hard making central idea with key details posters!
