Students in grades K-5 received their 3rd quarter report cards today. Please remember to sign and return only the report card jacket. The actual report card is to be kept at home for your records. We also ask that you spend a few minutes this weekend reviewing with your child the marks he or she earned in each subject area and don't forget to review and discuss the citizenship and work habits section. Celebrate any successes and growth and then work together to set some individualized social and/or academic goals for your child to work toward achieving during the remainder of the school year. Taking a few minutes to do this can significantly increase the likelihood your child will experience the desired or expected outcomes. 
Friday, April 13, 2018
Report Cards
Students in grades K-5 received their 3rd quarter report cards today. Please remember to sign and return only the report card jacket. The actual report card is to be kept at home for your records. We also ask that you spend a few minutes this weekend reviewing with your child the marks he or she earned in each subject area and don't forget to review and discuss the citizenship and work habits section. Celebrate any successes and growth and then work together to set some individualized social and/or academic goals for your child to work toward achieving during the remainder of the school year. Taking a few minutes to do this can significantly increase the likelihood your child will experience the desired or expected outcomes. 
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