September 2, 2022

¡Hemos tenido una gran semana esta semana! La próxima semana, los estudiantes comenzarán las Evaluaciones BOY. Asegúrese de que su estudiante llegue a la escuela a tiempo todos los días. Los estudiantes de Pre-K 3 y 4 recibirán la Evaluación del Círculo. Los estudiantes de kindergarten recibirán TX-KEA. Las evaluaciones de Pre-K y Kinder se administran individualmente. Los estudiantes de 1er y 2do grado tomarán su Evaluación NWEA MAP el martes y miércoles. Asegúrese de que los estudiantes descansen bien por la noche y estén listos para el examen el martes 6 de septiembre.

El mes de septiembre es el Mes de Concientización de Asistencia. Los buenos hábitos de asistencia comienzan temprano, por favor ayúdenos a construir buenos hábitos de asistencia asegurándose de que su Hawk esté aquí todos los días y a tiempo a menos que estén enfermos. Las puertas se abren a las 7:30 AM. La línea de coches termina a las 7:55 AM. La escuela comienza a las 8:00 AM. Los estudiantes llegan tarde a las 8:15.

RECORDATORIO IMPORTANTE PARA PADRES

Harllee Familias, hemos tenido un gran número de familias que solicitan recoger a los estudiantes después de las 2:30 PM. Nuestra política de despido del campus es que las familias deben recoger a los estudiantes para citas médicas ANTES de las 2:30 p.m. Los estudiantes no serán liberados después de las 2:30 PM. Después de las 2:30 se preparan para el despido. Por favor, apóyanos cumpliendo con esta política. Si un niño es recogido regularmente temprano, sin una nota del médico después de 3 ocasiones, esto contará como una ausencia INJUSTIFICADA.

Por favor, únase a los maestros de su hijo Recuerde. Recuerde cómo comunicaremos información importante que sea específica de la clase para las familias. Nuestro objetivo es que el 100% de las familias reciban comunicación a través de Remind. Por favor, regístrese hoy.

Lunes, 5 de septiembre- NO HAY ESCUELA

Su socio en la educación de su hijo,

Amber Shields

Did you know?

• Starting in preschool and kindergarten, too many absences can cause children to fall behind in school.
• Missing 10%, or about 2 days each month over the course of a school year, can make it harder to learn to read.
• Students can still fall behind if they miss just 1 or 2 days every few weeks. • Being late to school may lead to poor attendance
• Absences and tardiness can affect the whole classroom if the teacher has to slow down learning to help children catch up.

The Texas State Compulsory Attendance Law requires students ages 6 through 19 to attend school. Section 25.085 requires students to go to school each school day for the entire school day unless exempted by law. This requirement includes students who have voluntarily enrolled in prekindergarten or kindergarten and students who are nineteen years old or older.

Students who violate this law may get referral(s) for court proceedings against the parent, guardian or student to enforce the law.

Violation of the law occurs when students get unexcused absences for 10 or more days or parts of days within a six-month period.

Partial Absence

Students are required to attend school from the time the school day begins until the time the school day ends. A partial day absence occurs when a student is not present for part of the school day.

A student who arrives late or leaves early will get a partial absence.

The school will decide whether the partial absence is excused or unexcused using the same standards for determining the status of full-day absences.

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*If you are in need of uniform assistance, please reach out to our counselor Braelyn Anderson at braanderson@dallasisd.org*

Applications are open now at www.dallasrentrelief.com and close on Dec. 31, 2023, or until funding runs out.

The website outlines the requirements. To qualify for the latest assistance, residents must:

• Live in the city of Dallas
• Demonstrate they have been adversely affected during the COVID-19 pandemic, either through job loss or lost income
• Have a household annual income at or below 80% of the area median income
• Be at risk of experiencing homelessness or housing instability (received eviction notice, have past-due rent, or are living in an unstable housing situation)
• Be a citizen or eligible non-citizen
• Be renting (cannot be the owner of a property)

A person is not eligible for this program if he/she:

• Lives outside the city of Dallas
• Makes above 80% of the area median income
• Is a city employee and/or is an immediate family member of a city employee
• Is a DHA employee and/or is an immediate family member of a DHA employee
• Lives in a household where the residents are living in units owned by an immediate family member

Applicants will need to provide essential documents, including Social Security card, government-issued ID and their lease information. They also must show proof of income, which could be a bank statement or paystub, and proof of job or income loss, which can be a termination letter or notice from an employer.