TECHNOLOGY MISSION STATEMENT

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TECHNOLOGY MISSION STATEMENT
TECHNOLOGY MISSION STATEMENT
Henry E. S. Reeves Elementary School’s technology magnet is
comprised of an aggressive plan that addresses the challenges
and diverse needs of its students. Technology is an
effective tool and an essential component that supports
quality education within our “Learning Communities.”
Students will have the opportunity and knowledge to select
appropriate tools (i.e. word processing, spreadsheets, technology
research skills, graphics and web design), which are aligned with
the curriculum and core subjects, Reading/Language Arts,
Mathematics, Social Studies and Science.
Miami-Dade County Public Schools
Julian E. Gibbs
Principal
2005 NW 111 ST, Miami, FL 33167
Phone (305) 953-7243 * Fax (305) 953-7251
Visit our website: http://henryreeves.dadeschools.net
Principal’s Message
Henry E. S. Reeves Elementary School has a great tradition of
exemplary teachers, friendly and caring staff, involved parents,
and most importantly, WONDERFUL students. We are truly, “A
Community of High Achievers!” As we continue to celebrate excellence while building a legacy, our goals continue to be loud
and clear—”Raising Student Achievement.” We must continue
to set high expectations for our students and provide a safe learning environment. I encourage all parents or guardians to remain
active in their child’s education. I welcome your participation in
the school improvement process by attending PTA and EESAC
committee meetings. By working together, we will make a difference in the lives of all students. Again, I welcome you to Henry
E. S. Reeves Elementary School, “Academy of Applied Technology - Preparing for Success.”
Julian E. Gibbs
Principal
Celebrating Excellence, While Building a Legacy
Mandatory School Uniform Dress Code
Henry E. S. Reeves Elementary School has a mandatory uniform
dress code. School colors must be worn everyday. The school
colors are Teal, White, Black, and Gray.
Shirts and Blouses: Shirts and blouses must be continuous from
neckline to waist. The entire midsection or part of the midsection
cannot show. No tank tops or muscle shirts are permitted. Shirts
in school colors with an inappropriate written message are not
permitted.
Shoes: Shoes or sneakers must be worn. No sandals or open toe
shoes are to be worn by students.
Skirts, Dresses and Shorts: Skirts, dresses, shorts, and skorts
should be appropriate for school and approximately knee level.
Pants: Pants should be secured at the waist. Pants sagging below
the waist and exposing undergarments is unacceptable.
Project Based Learning
Unique Opportunities at Henry E. S. Reeves Elementary School
“Academy of Applied Technology—Preparing for Success”
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Serving grades Kindergarten through Fifth
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Individual Student Portfolios
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Departmentalization Scheduling
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Student Email Accounts (Gaggle.net)
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Student Powerpoint Presentations & I Movies
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YWCA Before and After School Programs
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ELL/ESE Programs
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Gifted Program (Science & Mathematics)
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State of the Art Computer Labs
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Technology Model Classrooms
Smart Board Technology
Six Computer Stations
Printers, Digital Cameras, and Camcorders
Student Services
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Individual/Group Counseling
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Parent Resource Center and Parenting Workshops
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FCAT Family Night Out
LEARNING COMMUNITIES
Software Applications
I-Station (Reading)
Voyager V-Math
Brainchild-Web Achiever
Reading Plus
Living Books
Gaggle.net
Gizmo Science
Scholastic Keys
Science Simulations
Spelling/Math Blaster
Max Data
FCAT Explorer
KID PIX
Fast Math
Clickers (Reading)
Measuring Up E-Path
Graph Club 2.0 Deluxe
Microsoft Office Pro Plus
Education City
KEYBO
Math Missions
DBUILDING BLOCKS THAT MATTER
Henry E. S. Reeves Elementary School
Technology
Literacy
Components
Computer Ethics
Grade K
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Computer Skills
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Word Processing
Proper care of hardware
Grade 1
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Ethical behavior in
use of technology
Turn computer/
monitor on
Wake from sleep
mode
Identify mouse components
Single/Double mouse
click
Develop understanding of how a
computer is a tool
for learning
Grade 3
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Identify and
operate computer
components
Shift key
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Return/delete/
spacebar
Use Apple menu
Create folders
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Save files to folders
Identify ways
technology is
integrated into
daily life
Grade 4
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Recognize the
ownership of ideas
Grade 5
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Communicate the
impact of technology on school and
community
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Load paper
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Change printer
settings using
print window
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Organize files in a
folder
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Keyboarding
Identify printer
components
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N/A
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Research
N/A
Change printer
settings using
page setup window
Keep screen clean
Student types own
name
Upper and lower
case
N/A
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Print document
Select words using
mouse
Change font size/
style/size/color
N/A
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Proper spacing
between words/
sentences
Tab to indent
Spell check
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Add graphic using
drawing tool
N/A
Use copy and
paste
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Select with
graphic tool
Introduction to curriculum related
websites
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Observe a curriculum related website
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Navigate curriculum related website
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Identify a web
address
Launch a web
browser
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Use draw/paint tools
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Introduction to line
tools
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Change color
Use paint bucket
to fill
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Draw text using
paint program
Introduce the use
of CD-ROM
Import digital
images using a
website, camera,
or scanner
Insert text within
text
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N/A
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Multimedia
Evaluate the
accuracy and
relevance of a
website
Click and drag
N/A
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Acceptable Use
Policy
Launch an application
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Internet
Understand the
district’s Internet
Policy
Relationship of
mouse and cursor
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Spreadsheet
Work cooperatively
Grade 2
Get information
from website
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Introduce spreadsheets by using
data
Enter numbers/
text and create
chart or graph
Organize bookmarks
Use class e-mail
account to pen pal
with same grade
in district
Type in and access
a curriculumrelated web address
Use multimedia
CD-ROM to
access information
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Create presentation slide show
Share slide show
Use eraser
Use edit/undo
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Introduce the use
of CD-ROM or
website for research
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Access curriculum
related websites
for information
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Use factual CDROMs or websites
to gather information
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Use technology to
report results of
research
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Properly locate
resources
Do a web search
using Boolean
search