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The letter welcomes parents and students to the 2012-2013 school year at Irving School. It explains that fifth grade is an important year of responsibility and being role models for younger students. Success will depend on respect for all members of the school community. The teacher looks forward to providing an exciting year of learning and preparation before students graduate in 2020.
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Megan Henze is a highly effective 4th grade teacher who has been teaching at SkyView Academy PK-12 Charter School since it opened. She has a sophisticated grasp of content and delivers instruction rigorously while maintaining high expectations of students. She communicates well with parents and individualizes her teaching strategies to meet the needs of diverse learners. As both a parent and educator, the letter writer is very appreciative of Ms. Henze's commitment to knowing each student well to support their success. The letter writer recommends Ms. Henze without reservation based on her five years of excellent teaching.
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- 1. 2012-2013 Dear Parents and Students, Welcome to the 2012-2013 school year! I am so excited to get this new school year underway. Being a fifth grader at Irving School is a big responsibility! I hope this is a year each student will look back on fondly as they go through life. Fifth graders are the biggest role models for the younger students here. They look up to you! I am 110% sure that you are up to the challenge. Expectations are high in our fifth grade classroom. The key to our success is RESPECT. Respect to other students, teachers, the principal, parents and all others is expected at all times. Fifth grade is a year full of changes, preparation, fun, and excitement. Working together with open lines of communication will help us succeed. I will provide more information about the year at our parent orientation night which will be coming up shortly. PLEASE WATCH FOR THE DATE to come home. If you would like to speak with me prior to this evening, PLEASE feel free to contact me at Irving at 827-8091 or by e-mail at knuthe@district87.org. As we begin this final year of elementary school, let us all make the commitment to work together to make this a SUPER year for the graduates of the class of 2020. I am looking forward to a fun and exciting year with all of you! Your teacher, Mrs. Erin Knuth