News from the Principal`s Desk - Cherbonnier/Rillieux Elementary
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News from the Principal`s Desk - Cherbonnier/Rillieux Elementary
Pelican Post V O L U M E “GOLDEN APPLE AWARD” WINNING SCHOOL If you would like to see a full copy of our Cher bo nnier /Rillieux newsletter, it is available online. http:// cherbonnierrillieux.jpschools.org/ news/newsletters/ 1 2 , I S S U E 1 0 M A Y 2 0 1 6 MISSION STATEMENT: EDUCATORS PUTTING STUDENTS TO THE TEST AND STUDENTS DOING THEIR BEST...BELIEVING AND STRIVING FOR SUCCESS. News from the Principal’s Desk Dear Parents/Guardians, This is our final month of the 2015 – 2016 school year. We have had an eventful year, and we are looking forward to closing the school year with a lot of activities for our students. Please make sure you carefully read our May calendar included in this edition for important dates. As mentioned in our April newsletter, we will be enforcing our school-wide dress code policy. We have been making exceptions for students who have had different situations arise with their school uniforms, but we will not be making these same allowances without consequences when we begin our new school year in August. If you begin shopping early for uniforms for next school year, make sure you purchase white or black socks (ONLY), tennis shoes, and a navy blue sweat shirt or jacket. You will receive a more specific uniform policy and school supply list when report cards are sent home later this month. In addition, a welcome letter will be mailed home in July with more information about our 2016 – 2017 school year. Cherbonnier/Rillieux Elementary School 700 Dandelion Drive Waggaman, LA 70094 504-431-9740 cherbonnierrillieux. jpschools.org District V Board Member: Cedric Floyd [email protected] WHOOOOO Makes a Difference? I would like to thank our 3rd – 5th grade parents who made sure students were present and on time every day for our statewide testing last month. We have one more assessment coming up for our 3rd and 4th graders. On May 10th, our 3rd and 4th grade students will be taking a Social Studies field test. So again, parents please make sure your child is present and on time on May 10th. In closing, discipline continues to be a challenge. Overall, our students are great students. It is just unfortunate that over the last two months of school, we have been experiencing more unacceptable behaviors. So, as we draw near a close to this school year, please work with us to encourage our students to demonstrate appropriate behavior and respect on a daily basis. Our school is only as good as the stakeholders which are our teachers, students, parents and community…THANK YOU for your SUPPORT!!! Educationally yours, Cristin BaileyMenyweather YOOOOOU DO! PAGE 2 School Policies Notice and Parent Contract This School Policies Notice and Parent Contract is to ensure that parents/guardians are aware of and adhere to our school’s policies and school-wide expectations. Policies are as follows: STUDENT UNIFORM POLICY Students must wear the hunter green polo uniform shirt with the embroidered school logo. Students may wearNAVY uniform pants, shorts, skirts or skorts. (All shorts, skirts or skorts MUST be knee length.) Pre-K students must wear the purple polo uniform shirt with the Cherbonnier/Rillieux pelican embroidered logo. Girls may only wear leggings under their skirts during cold weather months (November – March). Leggings may only be BLACK, NAVY or WHITE—NO multi-colored or designed leggings. Students may only wear BLACK, NAVY or WHITE socks. ALL students EXCEPT pre-k and kindergarten MUST wear a belt with uniform pants and shorts. Students MUST wear lace-up tennis shoes to school. Pre-k and kindergarten students ONLY may wear velcro tennis shoes. Boots and buckle shoes are NOT allowed for safety reason and because students have PE daily. Students are NOT allowed to wear hoodies in the school building just as hats may not be worn in the building. NEW~ Students may only wear navy uniform bottoms on dress down days—shorts, skirts and skorts MUST be knee length. Students’ dress down shirts MUST have a sleeve and appropriate graphics. According to the Jefferson Parish Policies and Procedures Handbook (page 13 line number xv.), students may NOT dye their hair any extreme colors nor may they wear any extreme hair styles. Girls may only wear stud earrings. (Page 13 line number xiii.) Boys may not wear earrings to school. RECOMMENDED PARENT DRESS CODE When parents are visiting the school campus, attending a field trip or volunteering at school related functions we are asking that parents come appropriately dressed. Halter tops, strapless or spaghetti strap shirts or dresses should NOT be worn. Skirts and dresses should be no more than 2 inches above the knee and not excessively tight-fitting. Hair curlers, bonnets, slippers, pajama tops/bottoms and robes are not acceptable attire when attending field trips or volunteering for school functions. Cell phone use in classrooms while visiting or volunteering is not allowed. CARPOOL PROCEDURES ALL carpool parents MUST enter the carpool line (on Primrose) from Azalea Dr. Please do not block the cross streets or drive ways. Carpool parents are asked NOT to park along any of the side streets or on the median to pick-up students. For safety reasons, students are NOT allowed to walk across the parking lot to parked vehicles. Students need consistency, so parents must decide if students will be carpool or walkers on a daily basis. PAGE 3 Pre-K News First Grade News May has arrived! This is a time to close out one chapter and prepare for the next. Please reflect on the children you entrusted with us on the first day of school and realize the enormity of their growth on many levels from social to academic. They learned the numbers 0-20, letter names and letter sounds. The students also learned how to appropriately solve problems and how to help each other be safe. Our focus has expanded more to include reading and writing words and sentences. This is when your children finally understand the knowledge they possess. They are proud of what they can do and they should be! Please help us to continue to help your children by sending them to school well-rested and ready to learn. We have more to learn before we get to the end of the school year. Each and every one of your children has touched us in a different way. We have given them our very best and they have given us their very best in return! Thank you for the opportunity! Dear Parents, Our students are working hard to finish a successful year of first grade! Our last few weeks of school will be very busy and very important. We will begin learning about the government, good citizenship, and rules and laws in our last reading unit. Students will be finding the main idea of stories, retelling stories, and describing characters and setting in many fiction and nonfiction books. We will also learn about our country, the United States of America, in social studies. In math, we will begin a unit on fractions. We will review all skills learned this year in order to be successful on our end-of-the-year math benchmark assessment. The last few weeks of school will be focused on introducing skills that will be taught in 2nd grade. Please remember to review our weekly high frequency and spelling words with your child each day and always take the opportunity to have them perform simple addition and subtraction problems. Please remind your children to come to school prepared to learn and to exhibit appropriate classroom behavior. We thank you for your continued support! -Ms. Beth Kindergarten News What? Say it isn’t so? Is it really May? The Kindergarteners, or should I say the FIRED UP and READY First Graders are filled with sight words, expanded vocabulary, reading comprehension, math, science and social studies skills. Parents, know that school is not over; children learn through repeated learning. Please make it a routine to continue reading daily with your child, reviewing sight words, and asking questions. This keeps them prepared throughout the summer. We are having a Pre-K/Kindergarten Moving Up Ceremony, Tuesday, May 24th @ 9:00AM. Please remember to dress your young scholar in their Sunday best. We look forward to continuing to build and stretch until the very last day. Happy May 2016!!!! Thank you for letting us teach your children!!!!!!! Your Kindergarten Teachers, Ms. Crossen and Ms. Dixon Mrs. Michot and Ms. Chapotel P.E. DEPARTMENT NEWS We are coming to the end of another incredible year here at Cherbonnier/Rillieux. What a year it has been! We are so proud to be able to work with your children every day with social and physical skills in PE. Students will be able to show off everything they learned throughout the year during our upcoming Field Day activities. We would love to see all of our parents come out and show our students support! Remember that the weather will be hot, so please make sure your child is dressed appropriately. They may bring water on that day to stay hydrated. We hope you have a safe and enjoyable summer! -Coach Erin and Coach Mac PAGE 4 Second Grade News THIRD GRADE NEWS It’s hard to believe we are approaching the end of this school year! We have had such a wonderful year! We are going to spend the last few weeks of school preparing for 3rd grade. We are reading about the War of 1812 which will be great to know about in the upcoming grades. In math, we will be working on measurement this month. We are also going to continue to practice adding and subtracting up to 1,000. Then we will introduce your children to multiplication and other 3rd grade skills. Please continue providing your child with lots of opportunities to read over the summer. The public library has so many FREE fun activities! Also, continue to practice necessary life skills that we have learned about this year like telling time and counting money. Greetings from 3rd Grade: We've had an exciting year. Our future fourth graders are looking forward to showing the skills that they have mastered in third grade. As you prepare for the summer, continue to encourage your child to read every night. It will build their reading stamina and vocabulary. Don't forget to stop by the public library to pick out exciting and interesting chapter books to read for free. The students should also continue to practice multiplication facts, addition and subtraction of 3 digit to 3 digit numbers, and problem solving questions. There are many free websites that can help students to enhance their skills in both reading and math during the summer. Enjoy the summer! See you next year! Ms. Cresson, Ms. Robinson and Ms. Romano As usual, thanks for all you do and we wish everyone a safe and relaxing summer! We'll see you all next school year! Third Grade Team, Ms. Wiltz and Ms. Price FOURTH and fifth GRADE ELA NEWS Sped NEWS Hooray for May! Summer is near, we’re looking ahead to fun and cheer. Before we get ready to have fun in the sun, we’ll stay focused in class, for our work is not done. We’re continuing to work hard in ELA, to sharpen our skills so we must not play. To be a success we know what we need, to spend time studying and READ, READ, READ!!!!! 4th/5th Grade ELA Ms. Grant, Ms. Weber, and Ms. Rogers have been working with their students to become proficient using calculators to perform math computations. All of our students have been reviewing writing and reading comprehension skills in preparation for the upcoming Statewide Testing. Our 5th graders have completed their Social Studies projects on a Colonial Colony. We are looking forward to the 4th and 5th grade End of the Year Dance on May 12th, the PBIS Star Student field trips to the Children's Museum (grades PK-2) on May 17, and field trip to the French Quarter (grades 3-5) on May 19. Have a great summer! Remember to read at least one book every week. Be sure to pick something fun that you enjoy! PAGE 5 PBIS News 5/5 5/5 5/6 5/6 5/12 5/20 May Student of the Month Party Free Dress Down for Students Who Bring Snacks PBIS Dress Down (Wear your favorite T-shirt) Spring Fling Pelican Prize Store Star Student Assembly All activities sponsored by the PBIS team at Cherbonnier/Rillieux Elementary are designed to create a positive environment that fosters learning. We encourage parents to reinforce the PBIS Expectations of Be Safe, Be Respectful, and Be Responsible at home as we do at school. ~PBIS Team PAGE 6 APRIL MARCH Pre-K Mi’cael Williams Pre-K Austin Triggs Kindergarten Tyler Shepherd Lillian Gauthier Kindergarten Silah Roberts Scarlette Carle 1st Grade Misti Brehm Kale Jolly 1st Grade Essence Jenkins Ethen Torry Floyd Harris 2nd Grade Kayla Breaux Maynor Espinoza Shalaya Holmes 2nd Grade Malik Batiste Francisco Puerto Gilbert Packnett 3rd Grade Elisa Parker Kaleb Conway Jason Withrow 3rd Grade Madison Grillot Brianna Mitchell 4th Grade Jacie Ard Victor Becnel 4th Grade Alex Norman Gilbrelle Stokes Mya Tassin 5th Grade Devin Harry Karen Santisteban Lashanti Bell William Smith 5th Grade Keith Howard Kentrell Young Dionne Williams PBIS students of the month For April PAGE 7 Family Literacy Night PAGE 8 Family Literacy Night VOLUME 12, ISSUE 8 PAGE May 2016 Sun 1 8 Monday 2 9 Tuesday 3 10 Wednesday Thursday Friday 4 5 6PBIS Dress Down Little Mermaid Field Trip Promotion Pictures (wear your favorite Tshirt) 11 12 Pelican Prize Store Sat 7 Spring Fling SOCIAL STUDIES STATEWIDE TESTING 13 Concessions Field Day 14 SPIRIT WEEK 5th GRADE ONLY Monday -Crazy Hat Day, Tuesday -Crazy Sock Day, Wednesday –Zephyr’s Field Trip, Thursday –College Day 15 16 17 18 PBIS Field Trip Children’s Museum PK –2nd grades 22 20 PBIS Field Trip French Quarter 3rd-5th grades Star Student Assembly and Activity 27 23 24 25 26 5th Grade Moving Up Ceremony 9:30 AM Saints Jr. Training Camp 3rd- 5th Last Day for Students (Half Day) Records Day Pre-K and Kindergarten Moving Up Ceremony 9:00 AM 29 19 30 31 21 Star Student Picnic and Full Dress Down 28 9
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