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Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Job posting

The job posting for summer school has posted. This is the link, the Title 1 summer school posting is at the bottom of the page. You can click on apply, and it's a really short application. You can sign up for the daily email updates on the right side of the summer school website if you are interested. Anytime there is a new posting, it will go directly to your email.

Job posting

Monday, March 11, 2013

Writing

We're transitioning to the CCSS. One area of focus is writing. I have ordered one book per grade level as an additional resource to help address this area during summer school. You can see sample pages for each grade level when you click on the links.






Friday, March 8, 2013

Dr. Dobbs letter

I added an updated summer school letter from Dr. Dobbs to documents. The letter might be helpful when meeting with families, particularly during conferences. If you are not familiar with google docs, here are the directions for printing: file, then download, and then it should open into a printable document.

Number of Students

Here are the number of slots available. It is based on the number of students who received a 1 on the Fall IRI. We do have a little flexibility. If you think a student really needs to be at summer school, then we want them to attend. You can click on this link to see where the numbers for your grade level came from:

https://apps.sde.idaho.gov/IRI/PublicReports/PublicReport.aspx

Bickel: 57

K: 18
1st: 12
2nd: 21
3rd: 6


Harrison: 90

K: 33
1st: 16
2nd: 21
3rd: 20


Lincoln: 67

K: 24
1st: 7
2nd: 20
3rd: 16



Morningside: 85

K: 29
1st: 28
2nd: 17
3rd: 11



Oregon Trail: 72

K: 25
1st: 8
2nd: 21
3rd: 18


Perrine: 48

K: 14
1st: 10
2nd: 13
3rd: 11



Sawtooth: 33

K: 11
1st: 6
2nd: 10
3rd: 6

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Updated Registration Form

I have updated the registration form for summer school. It is under documents. Summer School will be at Harrison. With conferences coming up, that is a great time to get parent signatures. Please consider the following items when referring students for summer school:

  1. We don't have a behavior para. We don't have support for extreme behaviors. If a student is going to be an extreme disruption to the learning environment, summer school is probably not the best option. If a student has been a significant disruption in your classroom due to behaviors, then they will probably act the same way at summer school.
  2. We don't have resource teachers during summer school. It is ok for students on an IEP to attend summer school. However, if they are significantly below grade level- 4 weeks of summer school is probably not the best option. If they are not in your classroom for most of the day, then summer school is probably not the best option. We have several students on IEP's who are close to grade level, and they are excellent candidates for summer school.

When filling out the registration form please include:


  1. If there is a custody situation with legal documents at school in the office, please write that on the form. Even better to send a copy of the legal documents with the registration paper.
  2. If there are allergies or other medical concerns, please write that on the registration paper.
  3. If the student has been in the country less than one year, please write that on the registration paper. Those students often attend the refugee center summer school, so we can check on that. We also want to assist them with busing if they are going to attend our summer school- before summer school, instead of after summer school has already started.
  4. Please write anything helpful that you would appreciate receiving if you were the summer school teacher for the student. There might be something you have been working really hard on, like number reversals, and the summer school teacher can continue to work on that.