Just a reminder to fill out your slide for Kloczko's 2017-2018 Introduction Slides
2017-2018 Intro Slides
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| 2nd Graders ready for Grandparents Day! |
Class Lists
Thank you for taking time to make classes on Monday. Just a reminder things can change and please do not share any class information with any parents.
House Sorting Day
Our first ever House sorting day is on Wednesday! Please remind students how lucky they are that they get to be in a house and that whatever house they get is great. If you want to go over House names the slides are below.
Here is the schedule and doc with more info:
1:15-1:25 4th grade
1:30-1:45 kinder (they will leave once all kinder is done)
1:50-2:05 3rd grade
2:10-2:25 2nd grade
2:30-2:45 1st grade
2:45-2:55 Welcome to Houses!House Sorting Doc
House Slides
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| M is for Maker day in Kindergarten |
Hopefully you read the email from Laura but it is great that they will have a help desk the weekend before grades are due and they extended the window. Grades will be due on June 12th at 11:59 pm. Let me know if you have any questions.
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| Choir performing at the last Character Assembly of the year. |
5/29 No School
5/30 We will be blowing up balloons on the stage at 3:20
5/31 House Sorting 1pm-3pm. Staff meeting cancelled. We will be hanging out at Zocalo's for anyone that would like to come. Attendance at Happy Hour is not required but is a great time to hangout.
6/1
6/2 Volunteer Tea 8am. Service Day (Dance, Kinder Helper, Lunch Helper, Leadership) party at Harry Crabbe park 10:50-12:45.
6/5 First ever Senior Walk
6/9 Field Day
6/12 Grades are due by 11:59 pm
6/12 Yearbook Signing Party 9:30-10:50, 5th Grade Walk 11:00 all students will line up and cheer on our 5th graders
6/9, 6/12, 6/13 ALL minimum days-1:52 Dismissal
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| Principal for the Day welcoming students. |
Interesting Articles I Read this Week
Wondering What Happened to Your Class Valedictorian? Not Much, Research Shows- Money Magazine So why are the number ones in high school so rarely the number ones in real life? There are two reasons. First, schools reward students who consistently do what they are told...The second reason is that schools reward being a generalist. There is little recognition of student passion or expertise. The real world, however, does the reverse.
Letting Go of Your Students On the Last Day of School- Education to the Core
Unhelpful Punishment- The stress low-income kids experience hurts them biologically. How we punish them doesn’t help.
How schools can create magic for families and students- District Administration
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