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09 04-14 parent communications notes
The meeting covered several topics:
- Dr. Worthington provided an overview of CMCSS strategic goals such as implementing Common Core standards and Response to Instruction and Intervention programs.
- Technology infrastructure improvements were discussed to support online assessments. Alternative funding has increased from $6M to $16M.
- Tabletop emergency exercises are conducted with district staff and agencies to improve emergency responses.
- Recent improvements to the CMCSS website were highlighted to better engage parents through features like online registration and the volunteer portal.
2014 15 spirit wear order form
This document provides an inventory of spirit wear items available for purchase from 2014-2015 through 2011-2012 for a school. It lists the various shirt, hoodie, ornament and wristband options available each year along with colors, slogans and pricing. Size availability is indicated for each item. The back of the page includes an order form for students to provide their name, teacher, grade, contact number and item code/description/price for requested purchases. A section for PTO use tracks receipt of orders, delivery details and payment information.
2014 15 spirit wear order form
This document provides an inventory of spirit wear items available for purchase from 2014-2015 through 2011-2012 for a school. It lists the various shirt, hoodie, ornament and wristband options available each year along with colors, slogans and pricing. Size availability is indicated for each item. The back of the page includes an order form for students to provide their name, teacher, grade, contact number and item code and description to purchase spirit wear items.
Teacher appreciation week 2014
The document outlines the food items needed for two Teacher Appreciation Week events at a school - a breakfast on May 7th and desserts on May 10th. It provides detailed lists of the types and quantities of food requested, including donuts, muffins, bagels, fruit, juices, and baked goods. It also lists supplies needed like plates, napkins, and cutlery and requests volunteers respond to the coordinator to help with set-up and clean-up.
Pto membership form 2014 2015
The Rossview Middle School PTO membership form asks for a $5 family membership fee to support the PTO's annual budget goals through fundraising. It requests contact information for parents and guardians as well as their relationship to the school. Space is provided to list up to three students along with their grade, homeroom teacher, and whether payment is by cash or check made payable to the Middle School Hawks PTO. Members will receive a free hawk window cling for joining.
Mini camp flyer 2014[1]
Girls and Boys entering K-8th grade can register for the Rossview Hawks Mini Cheer Camp from June 9-12, 2014 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Rossview High School. The camp teaches basic cheer skills, cheers, dances and participants will perform at a football game in the fall. Early registration is $60 per participant with discounts for additional siblings and registration at the door is $5 more. The final day will include a performance and pizza party. Registration forms and fees are due by May 28th.
Rhs basketball camp 2014
The Hawks Basketball Camp document provides information about a basketball camp being held from June 2nd to 4th for boys in kindergarten through 9th grade. The camp will take place from 9am to 12noon at Rossview High School and cost $75, with registration forms and payment due by mail. The camp aims to help young players improve their skills and develop good habits on and off the court under the guidance of an experienced coaching staff.
Roms operating principles
This document outlines a code of conduct for staff at a middle school. It includes agreements to demonstrate patience through active listening and filtered responses, encourage each other and celebrate successes without bias, cooperate flexibly and share responsibility professionally, follow the Golden Rule and recognize everyone's roles in reaching the school's potential, and practice open communication through transparency, honesty and constructive goal-oriented conversations while assuming positive intentions.
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09 04-14 parent communications notes
The meeting covered several topics:
- Dr. Worthington provided an overview of CMCSS strategic goals such as implementing Common Core standards and Response to Instruction and Intervention programs.
- Technology infrastructure improvements were discussed to support online assessments. Alternative funding has increased from $6M to $16M.
- Tabletop emergency exercises are conducted with district staff and agencies to improve emergency responses.
- Recent improvements to the CMCSS website were highlighted to better engage parents through features like online registration and the volunteer portal.
2014 15 spirit wear order form
This document provides an inventory of spirit wear items available for purchase from 2014-2015 through 2011-2012 for a school. It lists the various shirt, hoodie, ornament and wristband options available each year along with colors, slogans and pricing. Size availability is indicated for each item. The back of the page includes an order form for students to provide their name, teacher, grade, contact number and item code/description/price for requested purchases. A section for PTO use tracks receipt of orders, delivery details and payment information.
2014 15 spirit wear order form
This document provides an inventory of spirit wear items available for purchase from 2014-2015 through 2011-2012 for a school. It lists the various shirt, hoodie, ornament and wristband options available each year along with colors, slogans and pricing. Size availability is indicated for each item. The back of the page includes an order form for students to provide their name, teacher, grade, contact number and item code and description to purchase spirit wear items.
Teacher appreciation week 2014
The document outlines the food items needed for two Teacher Appreciation Week events at a school - a breakfast on May 7th and desserts on May 10th. It provides detailed lists of the types and quantities of food requested, including donuts, muffins, bagels, fruit, juices, and baked goods. It also lists supplies needed like plates, napkins, and cutlery and requests volunteers respond to the coordinator to help with set-up and clean-up.
Pto membership form 2014 2015
The Rossview Middle School PTO membership form asks for a $5 family membership fee to support the PTO's annual budget goals through fundraising. It requests contact information for parents and guardians as well as their relationship to the school. Space is provided to list up to three students along with their grade, homeroom teacher, and whether payment is by cash or check made payable to the Middle School Hawks PTO. Members will receive a free hawk window cling for joining.
Mini camp flyer 2014[1]
Girls and Boys entering K-8th grade can register for the Rossview Hawks Mini Cheer Camp from June 9-12, 2014 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Rossview High School. The camp teaches basic cheer skills, cheers, dances and participants will perform at a football game in the fall. Early registration is $60 per participant with discounts for additional siblings and registration at the door is $5 more. The final day will include a performance and pizza party. Registration forms and fees are due by May 28th.
Rhs basketball camp 2014
The Hawks Basketball Camp document provides information about a basketball camp being held from June 2nd to 4th for boys in kindergarten through 9th grade. The camp will take place from 9am to 12noon at Rossview High School and cost $75, with registration forms and payment due by mail. The camp aims to help young players improve their skills and develop good habits on and off the court under the guidance of an experienced coaching staff.
Roms operating principles
This document outlines a code of conduct for staff at a middle school. It includes agreements to demonstrate patience through active listening and filtered responses, encourage each other and celebrate successes without bias, cooperate flexibly and share responsibility professionally, follow the Golden Rule and recognize everyone's roles in reaching the school's potential, and practice open communication through transparency, honesty and constructive goal-oriented conversations while assuming positive intentions.
My Coke Reward schools summer_reminderflyer_final
The document encourages donating My Coke Rewards points to a school over the summer. It details how to earn points by entering codes from Coke products like Dasani, Sprite, Minute Maid and Powerade. These points can then be donated online to help the school get supplies for the next year. It emphasizes that there are many opportunities over the summer like picnics and games to earn points and support the school.
Parents supporting std success
Julie Combs, the At-Risk Coordinator, will give a presentation on Parents Supporting Student Success on September 16th from either 8:00-10:00am or 5:30-7:30pm in the 1st floor board room located at 621 Gracey Ave.
Panther camp
This document provides information for parents about Dean Rusk Middle School's Panther Camp for the 2014 school year. It includes greetings from the principal and assistant principal, the school mission, information about upcoming events like Open House, staff lists, bell schedules, and commonly asked questions. It also provides students' 2013-14 test score results and information about clubs, activities, and academic classes available at the school.
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This document provides information about a C.A.S.A Week excursion for Grade 6 students taking place from April 19-23, 2009 in Taman Negara, Malaysia. It outlines details about costs, transportation, supervision, safety precautions, activities, food, packing lists, and contact information. The excursion will involve canopy walks, trekking, cultural activities, night walks, rafting and visits to a local school and interpretive rainforest walks while being supervised by teachers and guides.
SMS Open House 2013
Stewartsville Middle School will hold open houses on August 14th and 21st. The first student day is August 27th, with students entering at 7:50 am and homeroom beginning at 8:00 am. Transportation and arrival procedures are outlined. The school uses a positive behavior system called Stinger Levels to reward appropriate conduct. The 6th, 7th, and 8th grade instructional staff are listed by subject. Information is also provided about grading, honor roll eligibility, and miscellaneous school policies and contacts.
March 13 2014 parent communications notes
The document summarizes notes from a parent communications meeting that discussed the Family School Connection program, making up missed school days, and parent questions and suggestions. The Family School Connection program includes new volunteer and parent involvement opportunities as well as support programs that are still being developed. Parents discussed whether the school system is progressing in the right direction to fulfill its mission and if students are being successfully prepared for college or careers. Suggestions from parents included having students take online classes to prepare for college and increasing diversity in middle school elective courses.
2014 15 spirit wear order form
This document summarizes the spirit wear inventory for Rossview High School from 2011-2015. It lists the various spirit wear items available each year such as t-shirts, hoodies, and ornaments along with their prices. Sizes and quantities available are provided. The second page is an order form for students to purchase spirit wear with fields to provide their name, teacher, grade, contact number, item code, and payment details.
Family school connection handout
The document outlines initiatives by a school district to increase parent engagement for military families as required by a Department of Defense Education grant. It discusses assigning volunteer coordinators and information coordinators at each school to streamline volunteer opportunities and communication. It also describes developing a volunteer portal, selecting parent ambassadors, participating in community outreach events, offering free parent workshops and classes through a Connect U! program, creating a parent engagement webpage, and allowing online summer registration. The overall goal is to develop a parent engagement model that can be replicated by other districts serving military families.
Citizen Schools Updates and Plans: Feb. 29, 2012
Co-founder and CEO Eric Schwarz presents the data demonstrating the impact of our expanded learning time partnerships on student achievement, at the annual Executive Briefing held at Fidelity Investments in Boston.
6th grade parent meeting
Presentation for incoming 6th graders and parents given on August 7th, 2013 by Dr. Jamie Jordan, Principal of Brittany Woods Middle School
Ro ms pto welcome packet with pto open board positions 2014 2015 school year
This document is a welcome packet for Rossview Middle School that includes contact information for school administrators, teachers, and PTO board members. It discusses the goals of the PTO, which include improving communication, fundraising to support the school's budget, building community awareness and support, and adding enrichment programs. The packet also provides information about the school hours and Family School Connection initiatives to increase parental involvement through volunteer opportunities and a parent ambassador program.
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Inside Topeka 2008-2009 Handbook
This document is a handbook for Topeka Drive Elementary School that provides information about the school's policies, procedures, programs, faculty, daily schedule, and calendar. It includes sections about communicating with teachers, student services, extracurricular activities, and involvement opportunities for parents. The principal welcomes parents and students to the upcoming school year and encourages reviewing the handbook.
2018 Hawks After Prom Donations letter
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Donor,sponsor,catered lunch businesses
The document is a letter from a high school after prom committee asking parents to provide contact information for potential business or individual donors who could help fundraise for the 2018 after prom event. It provides an example that potential business donors could include a parent's employer, church, or business they frequent, while potential individual donors could be grandparents, family, or friends connected to a senior. Parents are asked to respond with contact details for any potential donors or businesses that could sponsor catered lunches to help the committee reach its fundraising goal.
Catered lunch volunteers letter
The After Prom committee has chosen the theme "Survivor, Outwit, Outlast, Outplay!" for this year's event. They will be holding a monthly catered lunch fundraiser starting in September, with lunches to be prepared on Thursdays and delivered on Fridays. Volunteers are needed to help with food preparation, order fulfillment, and deliveries. Employees from local businesses and Ft. Campbell are encouraged to sign up as point people to collect lunch orders from their workplaces. Details on procedures and sign-up information are provided in an attachment.
Catered lunch delivery dates and timeline for 2017-2018
The document outlines the timeline and logistics for catered lunch deliveries in 2017-2018 for an after prom committee fundraiser. It details the dates for delivering menus to schools and businesses to place orders, collecting orders, shopping for ingredients, prepping lunches, packing lunches, and delivering lunches. Locations for food prep and delivery are the Stones Manor Clubhouse and Jennel Crabbe's home. Donations will include bottled water, snack chips, homemade cookies/brownies, sandwich bags, and gift cards. An example menu is also provided.
Hawks after prom bylaws and constitution
This document outlines the constitution and bylaws of the Hawks After Prom organization, which supports the after prom program for Rossview High School seniors. It details the organization's name, purpose of providing financial support for a safe, drug-free after prom event. It describes membership as open to all Rossview parents, with no dues required. Officers must be parents/guardians of seniors and are elected annually. Responsibilities of the president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer are outlined. Meetings and committees are also established to organize fundraisers and activities for the after prom event.
Teacher appreciation 2015
Teachers Appreciation Week is May 4-8, 2015 and the PTO wants to provide teachers and staff with a Desert Day on Friday May 8. They are requesting donations of cookies, cakes, brownies, pies, tea and plates/forks for around 110 people. Those who want to contribute should email the PTO coordinator with what they can provide to avoid duplications.
February 10 2015 pto board agenda and minutes
This document contains the minutes from a PTO board meeting at ROMS. Key points include:
- The treasurer reported a current bank balance of $17,219.02.
- The principal provided updates on testing schedules, a potential new entry office, and congratulated the Hawkbotics team for qualifying for a competition.
- The board discussed plans for a new LED marquee and filling open board positions for the next school year.
- Various coordinator reports provided fundraising, membership, and volunteer updates. The meeting covered routine PTO business.
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This document summarizes the spirit wear inventory for Rossview High School from 2011-2015. It lists the various spirit wear items available each year such as t-shirts, hoodies, and ornaments along with their prices. Sizes and quantities available are provided. The second page is an order form for students to purchase spirit wear with fields to provide their name, teacher, grade, contact number, item code, and payment details.
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- The principal provided updates on testing schedules, a potential new entry office, and congratulated the Hawkbotics team for qualifying for a competition.
- The board discussed plans for a new LED marquee and filling open board positions for the next school year.
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