September ELA Newsletter
Back to School!
Back to School!
Upcoming Dates
No School- September 18th
Parent-Teacher Conferences- October 12th and 13th
Early Release- October 15th
No School- October 16th
Homework- Every night!
To meet the 30 book requirement, students are asked to read 30 minutes per night. They may read newspapers, magazines, or their own books that they select.
Library day is Friday, but students can return/check-out books anytime.
Last Call for Digital Volunteers!
Power School
Furthermore, grades will fluctuate greatly over the next few months as students will perform better in certain areas. Just remember, look for "3-0s."
If you ever have any questions, please feel free to email me! I would, however, ask that you ask your child why they did not achieve proficiency first. Often dialogue is a great review for the student to identify what they need to know for the next time they are assessed. Rubrics are attached to your child's assignments, or they will have printed out copies of quizzes/test.
*If you do not know how to access PowerSchool, you can contact the main office.
Long Term Sub
Ms. Koch has subbed in the district for years, and she has done several ELA long term sub jobs. She is originally from North Dakota. She has two adult children (one who was just married this June!). Lastly, she loves to read and shop.
I am confident she will support your child just as I would.