Spring Hill Intermediate Newsletter
Go Panthers!
A message from Ms. Robertson
As we reflect on the many things for which we are thankful, we want to take this opportunity to share just a few of them with you: We are thankful for our students who come to school every day ready to learn - they give us all a daily reminder of what is important and why we are here. We are thankful for the support of the parents who create an outstanding partnership for our students. We are thankful for our teachers, assistants, nurses, bus drivers, secretaries, lunchroom ladies, support staff, therapists, maintenance, and administrators who really care about student achievement and have the best interests of our students at heart. We are also thankful for our volunteers who contribute so much to our school.
The world we live in can be difficult and challenging at times. We see dedicated and tireless individuals going above and beyond to make sure that great things happen in our school. They do make a difference for the students here at Spring Hill Intermediate!
Most importantly, we are thankful for the parents and families that keep faith in us. They continue to share their most valuable possession with us. We appreciate all that you do to partner in your child's education, safety and well-being. For these things, we are ever so thankful.
I would like to wish all of you and your families a happy, healthy and relaxing Thanksgiving Season.
Student Council Canned Food Drive
Spring Hill Intermediate Student Council is sponsoring a canned food drive. Non-perishable items may be brought November 1-15. A pizza party will be awarded to the class in each grade level that collects the most food items. All items will be donated to the House of Hope or used for our Backpack Food Program.
Suggested Food Items for Donation:
Canned, Vegetables, Pasta, Instant Potatoes, Corn Meal, Jars of Pasta Sauce, Rice, Ravioli, Oatmeal, Canned Soup, Cereal Boxes, Easy Mac, Granola Bars, Soup Mixes, Fruit Snacks,
Dried Beans
In regards to the competition, each item donated counts as “one”. For example, a box of oatmeal that contains 10 smaller packages of oatmeal will only count as one item donated. There is no need to open the box and separate the individual packages. Also, any Ramen noodles that are donated will not count towards the competition
Monthly Character Traits
September: Friendship (Starts with Hello Week is Sept. 18-22)
October: Integrity (Red Ribbon Week is Oct. 23-27)
November: Gratitude (Thanksgiving)
December: Generosity (Christmas)
January: Responsibility (New Year's Resolutions)
February: Kindness (Valentine's Day)
March: Peace
April: Patience (we all need it with STAAR testing and end of the year craziness!)
May: Commitment (finish strong)
One of our most important goals for our campus is to close achievement gaps, make sure that our students are performing on grade level and to provide challenging instruction . Part of our plan for academic success this year will include W.I.N. time. W.I.N. time is spent every day addressing each student's individual targeted instruction. Kudos to our teachers and staff for meeting each of our students' individual needs!
Check out Skyward to answer the following questions!
1. How can I check on my child's attendance?
2. How can I see if my child is missing any assignments?
3. How can I get notifications when my child's grades falls below a certain point?
4. How can I see my child's grade?
Click on the link below to view a video on how to find out how to access the information above.
