This document provides information for parents about the upcoming school year at a elementary school. It includes details about schedules, dismissal times, specials classes, dress code, cafeteria information including lunch prices, the positive behavior plan, classroom procedures, homework expectations, and an overview of what students will learn in reading, writing, math, science, social studies and technology.
Do not add letterhead material. I will deduct credit on the m.docxjacksnathalie
Do not add letterhead material. I will deduct credit on the midterm exam if you do. I made that perfectly clear in the directions for this assignment.
Dr. Elaine Lisinsky
Music Department
Pembroke Community College,
Pembroke, Delaware 19716
Date: October 30, 2013
Professor Charles W. Hughes
National Adviser
Phi Kappa Lambda
Where is the rest of the address? You were supposed to find that information in the Passport Music exercise. The same problem appears on the actual midterm, so please pay attention to these details.
Dear Professor HughesMr. W. Hughes:,
Subject: Formation of Honor Society and Ways for Developing Interest of Potential Students
I am writing to learn more aboutwith the high hopes that help us in formulating ouryour National Honor Society for two-year college music students. May I please have information about the following:As you are national adviser so can better suggest the volunteer team members in forming honor society. We seek your contribution on the methods through which Pembroke Community College might obtain a local chapter to recognize several outstanding music students.
Pembroke Community College feel proud in announcing a gala evening for our old as well as potential students who strive for excellence in this glorious and shining field with bright future. Admission will remain opened till November 14 2013 for current year. Admission criteria is given below:
· Admission requirementsMinimum 60% marks in Music subject
· Membership feesEntry test is essential and passing marks will be 80.
· History of the organizatioTest will be held on November 10, 2013n
Since I must present the budget for Courses Offered Membership Fee
Mould Maker [Apprenticeship] 400$
Music Industry Arts 700$
Music Recording Arts 400$
Nursing (BScN Degree) 400$
Office Administration – Executive 600$
Office Administration – Medical 400$
College committee decitheded $150 charter fee and next year's budget is due by December 15, may I pleaseit is essential that you receive this information by the end of November. so that IProfessor Lisinsky can share her budgetary requests with the Faculty/Student Association’s Budget Committee if she decides to pursue the charter.
We hope you will join us in music evening on November 5,2012 in college ground to expand your knowledge of the universal language of music while creating memories that will last a lifetime and joyful moments.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of further assistance in making this journey a reality for your group I can be reached at 302-698-3500, Ext. 491, orand e-mail, us on [email protected].
Sincerely
Dr. Elaine Lisinsky
302-698-3500, Ext. 491
If you do not know the name of the person at the organization, just use the salutation Ladies and Gentlemen. That information is detailed in your textbo ...
Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
Do not add letterhead material. I will deduct credit on the m.docxjacksnathalie
Do not add letterhead material. I will deduct credit on the midterm exam if you do. I made that perfectly clear in the directions for this assignment.
Dr. Elaine Lisinsky
Music Department
Pembroke Community College,
Pembroke, Delaware 19716
Date: October 30, 2013
Professor Charles W. Hughes
National Adviser
Phi Kappa Lambda
Where is the rest of the address? You were supposed to find that information in the Passport Music exercise. The same problem appears on the actual midterm, so please pay attention to these details.
Dear Professor HughesMr. W. Hughes:,
Subject: Formation of Honor Society and Ways for Developing Interest of Potential Students
I am writing to learn more aboutwith the high hopes that help us in formulating ouryour National Honor Society for two-year college music students. May I please have information about the following:As you are national adviser so can better suggest the volunteer team members in forming honor society. We seek your contribution on the methods through which Pembroke Community College might obtain a local chapter to recognize several outstanding music students.
Pembroke Community College feel proud in announcing a gala evening for our old as well as potential students who strive for excellence in this glorious and shining field with bright future. Admission will remain opened till November 14 2013 for current year. Admission criteria is given below:
· Admission requirementsMinimum 60% marks in Music subject
· Membership feesEntry test is essential and passing marks will be 80.
· History of the organizatioTest will be held on November 10, 2013n
Since I must present the budget for Courses Offered Membership Fee
Mould Maker [Apprenticeship] 400$
Music Industry Arts 700$
Music Recording Arts 400$
Nursing (BScN Degree) 400$
Office Administration – Executive 600$
Office Administration – Medical 400$
College committee decitheded $150 charter fee and next year's budget is due by December 15, may I pleaseit is essential that you receive this information by the end of November. so that IProfessor Lisinsky can share her budgetary requests with the Faculty/Student Association’s Budget Committee if she decides to pursue the charter.
We hope you will join us in music evening on November 5,2012 in college ground to expand your knowledge of the universal language of music while creating memories that will last a lifetime and joyful moments.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of further assistance in making this journey a reality for your group I can be reached at 302-698-3500, Ext. 491, orand e-mail, us on [email protected].
Sincerely
Dr. Elaine Lisinsky
302-698-3500, Ext. 491
If you do not know the name of the person at the organization, just use the salutation Ladies and Gentlemen. That information is detailed in your textbo ...
Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
June 3, 2024 Anti-Semitism Letter Sent to MIT President Kornbluth and MIT Cor...Levi Shapiro
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2. Schedules
Times: School opens at 8:30 AM.Times: School opens at 8:30 AM.
Grades 3-5 are dismissed at 3:30 PMGrades 3-5 are dismissed at 3:30 PM
If you are picking your child up from school, please reportIf you are picking your child up from school, please report
to the office and have them signed out by 3:25to the office and have them signed out by 3:25
After 3:25 sign out at rear cafeteria doorsAfter 3:25 sign out at rear cafeteria doors
Specials-Specials-
Grades 3-5 - library, music, art, physical educationGrades 3-5 - library, music, art, physical education
Band and Orchestra available for grades 4-5Band and Orchestra available for grades 4-5
Chorus for Grade 5Chorus for Grade 5
3. Dress CodeDress Code
Dress Code is listed in Parent/StudentDress Code is listed in Parent/Student
Handbook.Handbook.
Dress appropriate for the weather.Dress appropriate for the weather.
No flip-flops. Sneakers for Phys. Ed. class.No flip-flops. Sneakers for Phys. Ed. class.
Shorts may be wornShorts may be worn until Oct 22until Oct 22 andand afterafter
March 20.March 20.
4. CafeteriaCafeteria
Lunch is 30 minutes inLunch is 30 minutes in
length.length.
Menus sent home everyMenus sent home every
month and also on website.month and also on website.
Sedexo is now ourSedexo is now our
provider. We have 4 lunchprovider. We have 4 lunch
choices daily.choices daily.
Elementary Breakfast -
$1.60
Reduced Price Breakfast -
$0.60
Elementary Lunch - $2.55
Reduced
Price Lunch - $0.40
Milk - $0.60
Lunch is 30 minutes inLunch is 30 minutes in
length.length.
Menus sent home everyMenus sent home every
month and also on website.month and also on website.
Sedexo is now ourSedexo is now our
provider. We have 4 lunchprovider. We have 4 lunch
choices daily.choices daily.
Elementary Breakfast -
$1.60
Reduced Price Breakfast -
$0.60
Elementary Lunch - $2.55
Reduced
Price Lunch - $0.40
Milk - $0.60
Lunch options – mustLunch options – must
sign up in AM and sticksign up in AM and stick
with choicewith choice
Free/Reduced lunchFree/Reduced lunch
programprogram
Parents visiting lunchesParents visiting lunches
Pack a nutritiousPack a nutritious
lunch, or bringlunch, or bring
healthy optionshealthy options
Call the office by 9:00Call the office by 9:00
AM to order lunchAM to order lunch
5. School-Wide
Positive Behavior
Plan
School-Wide
Positive Behavior
Plan
Positively StatedPositively Stated
Bulldog “BARK”Bulldog “BARK”
Looks Like SoundsLooks Like Sounds
Like lessons at theLike lessons at the
start of the year.start of the year.
Principal’s 200 andPrincipal’s 200 and
Paw Pass dailyPaw Pass daily
Reward ProgramReward Program
Bulldog Best AwardsBulldog Best Awards
6. Class Procedures
Classroom rules:
Be safe
Be kind
Do your job
Please refer to your discipline handout for
specific details on rewards and
consequences.
8. Reading
Incorporates whole group instruction on the
grade level (variety of genres, text
complexity, etc.)
Contains small group instruction at a
differentiated level
Emphasizes non-fiction
Has the option to utilize digital resources
Title I services will continue through our
specialist
9. Writing
Emphasizes daily writing
Follows the Writer’s Workshop and
Process Writing Model
Supports grammar instruction in authentic
context of writing
Focuses on the 3 types of writing
(Narrative, Information,
Persuasive/Opinion)
10. Word Work
(Spelling)
Word Work
Emphasizes pattern, rules, and word
structure which enables a deeper
understanding of the meaning of words
Moves away from memorization of the
traditional spelling lists and weekly spelling
tests
Increases student accountability of spelling
and grammar within the context of their
writing
11. Year #2: Envision Math
Shifting to PA Common Core Curriculum
Alignment
2015 PSSA scores saw significant improvement
Elementary Math Learning Solution
12. Science and Social Studies
Social Studies instruction will include:
Geography and map skills
U. S. Government and Famous Americans
(home project)
History
Science instruction will include:
Plants and animals
Embryology
Environment and ecology
13. Technology Integration
Laptop Carts (Apple and Chromebooks)
Integration will be across the curriculum
Some focus areas:
Keyboarding
Internet resources
Word processing
Digital media presentations
