Summer 2016 - Loveland Elementary School

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Loveland Leader
Loveland Elementary School Newsletter
8201 Pacific Street
Omaha, NE 68114
(402) 390-6455
Summer, 2016
Info Line: (402) 390-3344 www.westside66.org
Dear Loveland Families,
Mission
The mission of Loveland
Elementary School, in partnership with our diverse, actively
involved community, is to promote excellence and instill a
desire for learning by challenging each individual within a
safe, supportive environment.
Loveland’s
Expectations
Be Safe
Be Respectful
Be Responsible
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Wednesday
Dismissal
Don’t forget...Students will be
dismissed every Wednesday
at 3:00. Please be prompt
as teachers are scheduled
to leave the building each
week to participate in professional learning communities.
Guests Must Sign In
Please remember to sign in
and take a visitor badge every
time you visit our school!
I want to personally welcome you to the 2016-17 school year. I hope you have had an enjoyable summer with family and friends.
Whether you are new to Loveland or a returning student/family, we look forward to you being a part of the Loveland Family, and hope you become involved in our school. I encourage
every student and parent to embrace the opportunity to make this a great school year!
The Loveland teachers and I have been busy over the summer preparing for the 2016-17
school year. We participated in professional development sessions to improve the instructional opportunities for students. This year the Loveland staff will be working on questioning strategies, refining assessments, continuing work on aligning instruction to the new
English Language Arts and Math standards, and improving communication of what students
are learning to students and parents. Our #1 goal is to improve student learning. Regardless
of where your student begins the year, we want to help him/her in advancing their critical
thinking, knowledge, skills, and ability to problem solve. If at any time you have a question
about what is occurring in your student’s class, please contact your student’s teacher. We all
need to work together to benefit our students.
The District and building maintenance staff have been busy cleaning and preparing the
buildings and grounds for the return of students. This summer, work was done in the gym
and several classrooms. If you see Bob or Darren, take a moment to thank them for keeping
our facility in such great shape. Ronco Construction has been working hard on our new fifth
grade classrooms/storm refugee area and the front entrance.
I hope each of you is able to attend our Sneak-a-Peek on Monday, August 8th from 6:007:00 p.m. This is a great opportunity for you and your student to meet teachers, and bring
in school supplies. The students’ first day of school will be Wednesday, August 10th.
Best wishes for a successful 2016-17 school year!
Ms. Hornung
Principal
___________Calendar Reminders____________
Aug. 8 Sneak-A-Peek 6-7 pm
Aug. 10 School Begins 8:40 am
Aug. 15 Curriculum Night 6-7:15 pm
6:00-6:30 All Grades
6:35-6:45 CC Mtg.
6:45-7:15 All Grades
Aug. 25 Instrumental Information Night
WMS PAC Auditorum 6 pm
Sept. 2 No School
Sept. 5 Labor Day/No School
Sept. 12 CC Mtg. 7 pm
Sept. 19 Picture Day
Sept. 26-27 Outdoor Ed
Sept. 30 Book Fair
Important Times for
2016-17 School Year
When the 2016-2017 school year begins on Wednesday,
August 10th, the school day will start at 8:40 a.m. and end
at 3:00 pm. Every Wednesday, the school day will end at
3:00 p.m. instead of 3:30. This gives our teachers throughout the District collaboration time by attending weekly
professional learning communities.
School Arrival
Our school day begins at 8:40 am. Students may enter the
building at 8:30 am. We ask that students not arrive before
8:30 am, unless:
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Participating in a school activity
Serving on Safety Patrol
Working with a teacher
Attending Club 66 Before & After Care program
WHY CAN’T I ARRIVE EARLY?
Teachers are involved in team meetings, staff meetings and
individual planning from 8:00-8:30 am.
Sneak-A-Peek!
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Class Assignment Update
For the 2016-17 school year, you will receive a letter informing you of your child’s classroom teacher. Letters will
arrive by mail in early August. We look forward to seeing
you and your child at our Sneak-A-Peek Night on August
8th at 6:00 p.m.!
School Supplies
For the 2016-2017 school year, we are once again asking
families to consider donating school supplies. School supply lists for Loveland will be emailed to families and can
be found on the Loveland website. As you are purchasing
supplies, please consider purchasing a few additional items
for our specials teachers.
Attendance
Each school day begins with taking attendance. It is very
important that students be in their classrooms by 8:40 am
so they are not missed during this procedure.
We also take attendance immediately following the lunch
recess, which means that if students leave campus for lunch
with a parent, they need to be back when that attendance
is taken.
The school secretary will call the home or work of parents
who have not called in and reported their child’s absence.
Please help us with this by calling the office at 402-3906455 by 8:40 am when your student is not coming to
school or will be late for school. Safety is our focus in making this request.
Students coming in after 8:40 am or after attendance is
taken in the afternoon must come to the office and sign in.
Students coming or going during the day for appointments,
illness, etc., must also sign in and out through the office.
EMAIL
Email is a great way to communicate with your child’s
teacher. The Westside format is as follows:
[email protected]
Sample: [email protected]
Monday, August 8th 6-7 pm
Visit classrooms
Meet your teacher
See daily schedule
Deposit lunch money
Club 66 Before/After School registration
Community Club Committee sign ups
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Beginning of The
Year Reminders
Please park in designated areas only. This is for the
safety of all students, parents and staff.
You are always welcome at Loveland School. When
visiting any part of the building or playground area,
you will need to sign in at the office and wear a visitor
badge.
If you are bringing a forgotten item to your child during the school day, please leave it at the office. We
will make sure your child receives the item.
Students leaving the building during the day need to
be picked up from the office. If students return during
the same day, they must sign back in.
Online Newsletters
In an effort to save paper resources and to reduce printing
costs, we will continue to put the newsletter on our school
website and will email a copy to families every Friday. Students will still bring home flyers advertising various nonprofit activities, along with a printed monthly school lunch
menu. We will also print a limited number of newsletters
for those families who request them. Please make sure we
have your most current email address. If you would still
like a printed version of the weekly newsletter, contact Mrs.
Carlson at 402-390-6455.
K-6 Loveland
Curriculum Night
Monday, August 15th
6pm-6:30 Class Presentation
6:35 Community Club Meeting in the Gym
6:45-7:15 Class Presentation
Curriculum Night will be held on Monday, August 15th
from 6-7:15. Curriculum night is designed to inform
you about your child’s academic and social expectations
at Loveland. Your involvement in our partnership is very
important, and we hope to see you on August 15th at
6pm.
Ms. Hornung
Beginning of the Year
Kindergarten Schedule
Letters were sent to all kindergarten families informing
you of your child’s placement in either Group 1 or Group
2. As a reminder, please see the schedule below:
Kindergarten students in Group 1 - Attend school on
Wednesday, August 10th and Thursday, August 11th.
Kindergarten students in Group 2 - Attend school on
Friday, August 12th and Monday, August 15th.
Beginning on Tuesday, August 16th all kindergarten students will come to school every day on the regular school
schedule.
Personal Property Reminder
Students are reminded that all personal items, such as
skateboards, ipods, toys, footballs, basketballs, etc., are not
to be brought to school unless specifically requested by the
classroom teacher. These items are costly and could be damaged or lost.
Flip-Flops and Recess/Gym
A Dangerous Combination!
While flip-flops are very cute and very popular, they present
some safety challenges for our students out at recess and on
gym days. If your student likes to be active at recess, please
consider sending safer shoes for those recess/gym feet!
2016-2017 Meal Prices
Daily Hot Lunch = $2.25
10 Lunches = $22.50
Reduced Lunch = $.40 cents
(Free/reduced application available)
Milk = $.50 cents
Adult Lunch = $3.50
Breakfast = $1.40
Adult Breakfast = $2.25
Reduced Breakfast = $.30
Westside Nutrition Services
Westside Nutrition Services has moved to an online, interactive menu. We have partnered with LunchTray.com.
This menu platform enables students, parents and guardians to access a full array of information related to Nutrition Service’s offerings and menus. Westside Community
users are able to access Free and Reduced meal applications, link to MySchoolBucks.com to access students funding, as well as link to the Westside Community School’s
webpage. In addition, Nutrition Services continues to
inform the Westside Community Schools of interesting
and informative information regarding food, meal planning, and over all nutrition. All of this is available on a
computer, tablet or smartphone.
Utilizing the GetlunchTray website, there are options
to print both the breakfast and lunch menu via a PDF
download so anyone will have access to print. Please locate
the menu delivery at the following link: http://westside.
getlunchtray.com.
School Lunch Payments
Made Easy
Myschoolbucks is the website for making payments to pay
for student meals. If you are setting up a new myschoolbucks.com account you will need your students’ ID
numbers. There is a link to send us an email requesting
that information. For additional support or for questions,
please contact Michele Divoky at [email protected] or 402-390-3382, or you can go to support@
myschoolbucks.com.
Meal payments will also be taken at the office. Checks
should be made to Loveland School. If you are sending
money for more than one child, please note the amount of
money to be deposited in each child’s account.
Loveland Community Club
2016-2017
Officers
President...........................Lindsey Semrad
Vice President...................Sarah Newman
Secretary............................Crystal Brislen
Treasurer...........................Barb Brey
Co-treasurer......................Jackie Anderson
Nominations.....................Lisa Preston
Grade Representatives
Kindergarten.....................Andi Fisher
First Grade........................Jay Helvey
Second Grade....................Carrie Strovers
Third Grade......................Meghan Oakes
Fourth Grade....................Joy Suder
Fifth Grade.......................Adrianne Agulla
Sixth Grade.......................Jennifer Dowd
Please remember
To call the school office at 402-390-6455 before 8:40
a.m. if:
•Your child will be absent from school for any reason. •Your child will be late for school.
•You would like to join your child for lunch and need to
order a tray for yourself.
Often times parents will email or tell the teacher when
their children are going to be gone, however, the office
needs to know as well. We would appreciate your help
with this anytime you know your child will be out of
school.
Also, please let the office know if you are going to be out
of town and someone else will be taking care of your children. In the case of an emergency, we don’t want to waste
precious time trying to get in touch with someone.
Volunteers Needed!
This year, the Loveland Community Club is again using
SignUpGenius to make volunteering a little easier. Go
to goo.gl/xdYrwW to find links to all of the Community
Club’s sign ups. You can sign up now for any one of 19
committees.
Sign ups for the classroom parties are also ready. You can
sign up for parties when you receive your child’s classroom assignment in late July/early August. A reminder
will be sent out at that time.
Have questions? Please contact Jackie Anderson at [email protected].
Living Apart
What if you only see your child a couple of times a week?
You can still be involved in your child’s education.
• Inform the teacher you would like to receive progress
reports (this may be electronic), conference schedules
(when appropriate), and notices about school activities.
• Attend parent/teacher conferences to show your child
that both parents are behind him/her - acting as a
team.
• Provide your child with a special folder to save school
papers for you. That way, you’ll see your child’s finished work as well as the teacher’s comments.
Loveland
Dress Expectations
In order to ensure a positive learning environment where
all feel comfortable and respected, please follow our Loveland dress expectations. We expect our students to wear
clothing that:
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Is clean, safe, and in good condition.
Is considerate of others.
Is free of advertisements, graphics or language on
drugs, alcohol, tobacco or violence.
Is free of sexual or disrespectful comments or graphics.
Covers appropriately. Halter tops, bare shoulders,
and short shorts are not acceptable.
For a complete guideline for proper student dress please
refer to our District Elementary Handbook.
Use of Telephone
Cell Phone Procedures
All after school arrangements should be made by children
and parents before arriving at school. Students will not be
able to use the phone to make after school arrangements.
If cell phones are brought to school, they are to be kept in
backpacks with ringers turned off during the school day.
They may only be used by students outside of the school
building prior to 8:30 am or after 3:30 pm dismissal. If the
need arises school phones are always available.
2016-2017 Battle of the
Books News
The Westside Community Council is excited to announce a
traditional-format Battle of the Books event for the year
2016-2017. This event will be open to all 4th through 6th
grade students in the District. It will be organized and run
by parent volunteers.
Organizers are planning for the Battle to be on Saturday,
March 11, 2017 at the Westside Middle School.
• There will not be a qualifying test prior to the Battle. All
teams will meet in March for the competition.
• Each team should consist of three to four students. Teams
can have up to five students but only four students will
compete at each round.
• Each team should have a team parent.
• This year’s book list consists of 12 books.
Books were selected that deal with interesting subject matter and are readily available at the elementary schools’
libraries and the Omaha Public Library.
• All questions at the competition will be in the traditional
Battle of the Books format where the answer is the title
and author.
For example: In which book does a boy color his white
sneakers black? Answer: “Charlie Bumpers vs the Teacher of
the Year” by Bill Harley.
• All teams will participate in two rounds. Then, a bracket will be formed for the top 16 teams to move on in the
Battle.
• Due to the large number of teams that are anticipated,
students will not be asked to present projects at the com
petition. More details about the event’s format will be
shared at your school’s Sneak-a-Peek Night in August.
Important...Allergies
Food allergies affect about 2 percent of American adults
and 5 percent of infants and young children. One of the
most common food allergies is the peanut allergy, which can
also be the most deadly. Several of our students have nut
or peanut allergies. This allergy can be life threatening for
some children.
Westside Community
Council 2016-2017 Battle of
the Books List
1. El Deafo by Cece Bell
2. Ruby Holler by Sharon Creech
3. Bud, Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis
4. City of Ember (The First Book of Ember) by Jeanne DuPrau
5. Ida B...and Her Plans to Maximize Fun, Avoid Disaster, and
(Possibly) Save the World by Katherine Hannigan
6. Regarding the Fountain...a Tale, in Letters, of Liars and
Leaks by Kate Klise
7. Worth by A. Lafaye
8. A Handful of Stars by Cynthia Lord
9. Rules by Cynthia Lord
10. Snow Treasure by Marie McSwigan
11. Night of the Twisters by Ivy Ruckman
12. Dealing with Dragons: The Enchanted Forest Chronicles,
Book One, by Patricia C. Wrede
The Battle of the Books committee is at the very early stages
of planning. We will have more information out to the
schools after the summer break.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Lareeni
Wood at [email protected].
Medication/Health
Information
The health office must have a written, signed and dated
Medication Authorization form from the parent or guardian
requesting that his/her child be given medication during the
school day (prescription or over-the-counter). This form is
available in the office.
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Please be aware of items you are sending to school with your
child. Thanks for making Loveland such a caring community for all our students.
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Ms. Hornung
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All medication must be brought to school and taken
home from school by a parent. It must be in the original
container, labeled with the child’s name, date prescribed,
name of medication, directions for use, dosage information and the time the medication is to be given.
Cough drops, and any over-the-counter medication
must be in the original box/package, and a Medication
Authorization form must be filled out. These medications are kept in the health office.
Scrapes and cuts are washed and bandaged, if needed.
We do not and cannot use any ointment or cleaning
product on an individual. If an injury is severe or questionable, a parent will be contacted.
All medication, including cough drops, must be picked
up by a parent at the end of the duration. We will not
send any medication home with a child.
Traffic Flow - Drop Off/Pick Up Areas
The safety of students, parents, and staff is very important to us. We ask that you review the procedures below and give your
continued support as we make arrival and dismissal times safe for all students.
ARRIVAL...Students may be dropped off on Loveland Drive or on Ridgewood Avenue. We have student valets assigned on
Ridgewood to help get students out of the cars and into the building. Cars should never be parked and left unattended.
DISMISSAL - ONE WAY SOUTH, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM...GRADES 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th
There are two lanes of moving traffic. All students waiting for rides will wait at the far end of Ridgewood (near the portables).
Teachers will be there to help get students into cars and on their way. We will also have staff helping with the traffic. We ask
for your help and support, please be patient as you slowly approach the area for student pick up.
LOVELAND DRIVE - ONE WAY NORTH...GRADES K - 1ST & SIBLINGS
Teachers will accompany all kindergarten and first grade students to Loveland Drive. All siblings will join them on Loveland
Drive. Parents are to drive through and wait for teachers to help students get into the cars. Parents, we ask that you do NOT
park on both sides of Loveland Drive or in private driveways, and that you never leave your car unattended to walk down to
the playground.
*Please do not enter the parking lot for drop off. At 8:20 am cones are put across the entrance to block traffic from entering.
This allows staff to find a parking place and keeps the parking lot safe from moving traffic.
Lunch/Recess Schedule
Loveland’s Daily Schedule
8:00-8:30...........................Staff Planning
8:25...................................Safety Patrol on Duty
8:30.........Bell rings, Students Arrive, Staff in Classrooms
8:40.........Classes Begin
8:40.........Attendance/Lunch Count Taken
1:08.........Afternoon Attendance Taken
3:25.........Safety Patrol on Duty
3:30.........School Dismissal (3:00 on Wednesdays)
District Elementary
Instrumental Information
Night
Instrumental Information Night will be held on August
25th at Westside Middle School PAC Auditorium.
5th grade information from 6;00-6:30 pm
6the grade information from 6:45-7:15 pm
12:05-12:25
12:25-12:45
Kdg. to Lunch
Kdg. to Recess
12:30-12:50
12:50-1:10
1st Grade to Lunch
1st Grade to Recess
12:20-12:40
12:40-1:00
2nd Grade to Lunch
2nd Grade to Recess
11:50-12:10
12:10-12:30
3rd Grade to Lunch
3rd Grade to Recess
11:35-11:55
4th Grade to Lunch
12:00-12:20(Wednesday/Lunch)
11:55-12:15
4th Grade to Recess
12:20-12:40(Wednesday/Recess)
11:40-12:00
12:00-12:20
5th Grade to Lunch
5th Grade to Recess
12:00-12:20
11:35-11:55
12:20-12:40
11:55-12:15
6th Grade to Lunch
(Wednesday Lunch)
6th Grade to Recess
(Wednesday Recess)
Loveland Staff 2016 - 2017
Teachers
Educational Assistants
Kdg.
Kdg.
Mrs. Michaela Bolander
Ms. Jessica Hagedorn
Grade 1
Grade 1
Mrs. Tiffany O’Neill
Mrs. Breanne Parker
Grade 2
Grade 2
Mrs. Jaime Kammandel
Mrs. Natalie Rinn
Grade 3
Grade 3
Mrs. Denise Kueny
Mr. Josh Willits
Grade 4
Grade 4
Mrs. Deanna Stevens
Mrs. Tonya Peck
Grade 5
Grade 5
Ms. Alyssa Schroeder
Ms. Kristin Ristau
Grade 6
Grade 6
Ms. Stacy Cramer
Mr. Jason Campbell
Resource
Resource
Resource
Ms. Maggie Dwyer
Ms. Sara Lallman
Mrs. Kate Geiger
ELL
Psychologist
Mrs. Susie Sloup
Mrs. Courtenay Gnader
Speech
Mrs. Page Mossage
Guidance
Mrs. Kara Lane
Media
Reading
Mrs. Kim Streff
EY
Mrs. Lynn Spady
Art
Mrs. Samantha Gollehon
Band
Mr. Mike Freeman
Mrs. Gail Carpenter-Johnson
Strings
Ms. Viktoria Matheson
Vocal Music
Mrs. Martha Bosworth
PE
Mr. Reed Weber
Kdg.
Mrs. Nancy McCann
Kdg.Ms. Jordan Young
Grades 1 - 6
Mrs. Rita Cox
Grades 1 - 6
Mrs. Seema Ali
Grade 5
Ms. Sara Raven
Resource
Mr. Raydell Cordell
Resource
Ms. Morgan Herrera
Resource
Ms. Gina Kousgaard
Resource
Ms. Chelsea Kirkland
Resource
Ms. Emily Smith
Library Mrs. Rosy Conrad
Building Service
Head Engineer
Night Custodian
Mr. Bob Keuchel
Mr. Darren Julian
Nutrition Service
Kitchen Manager
Kitchen/Cook
Mr. Mike Keller
Ms. Jane Cuva
Office/Administration
Principal
Administrative Assistant
Health Assistant
Club 66 Director
Ms. Stephanie Hornung
Mrs. Val Carlson
Mrs. Alys Zbylut
Mr. Raydell Cordell
WELCOME New Staff
Please welcome our new staff members to Loveland. They
are exiced to get started and look forward to being part of
our community.
Special Education Teacher - Mrs. Kate Geiger
Guidance - Mrs. Kara Lane
ELL - Mrs. Susie Sloup
Music - Mrs. Martha Bosworth
Student Education Records
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (also known
as “FERPA”) is a federal law that protects the privacy of
educational records, specifically the use and disclosure of a
student’s educational records, access to records, and information about students that may be disclosed without parental
consent.
The 2016-17 Annual Notice of FERPA Rights is published
on the District’s website ~ www.westside66.org and is
located under the “Student Services” tab. A copy of the
Notice may also be obtained by contacting the Office of
Student Services at 402-390-2107.
The following is a summary only of some of the information
in the 2016-17 Annual Notice:
FERPA allows each school district to establish its own list of
information that can be released publically without parent
(or student if age 18 or over) consent. Westside has designated these items of “directory-type” information that may
be disclosed without consent (unless you opt-out):
• Student’s name, address and telephone listing
• Student’s school e-mail address
• Photographs – including in school yearbooks, District
publications, calendars and other printed materials and on
District
social media.
• Video/Film of Student when filmed by the District for
educational purposes or for promotional use, and film by
news media.
• Date and place of birth
• Major field of study
• Dates student became enrolled/dis-enrolled in the District,
enrollment status and grade level
• Participation in officially recognized activities and sports
• Weight and height of members of athletic teams
• Degrees, honors and awards received
• The most recent school or school district attended by the
student prior to Westside
• Class lists.
This information may appear in school publications, yearbooks, the District’s website, calendars, newsletters, and any
other District publications, honor roll or other recognition
lists, graduation programs, sports and other activity sheets,
and released to the media.
Parents/eligible students may opt-out of the disclosure of
any or all of the above information. To obtain an Opt-Out
Form, contact your building principal. Opt-Out Forms must
be returned by September 1 of each year (or, for students
enrolling after the start of the school year within 14 days of
enrollment).
Notice of Nondiscrimination
Westside Community Schools does not discriminate on the
basis of sex, sexual orientation, race, color, national origin,
religion, disability, age, marital/parental status, military/
veteran status or any other category protected by law in its
programs and activities or in admission or access to, or treatment in, hiring and employment, and provides equal access
to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups.
The following District personnel have been designated to
coordinate compliance and can address inquiries about the
District’s nondiscrimination policies and procedures:
For questions or concerns by students, parents or others:
• Coordinator of Student Services/Title IX Coordinator –
ABC Bldg. 909 So. 76th St. Omaha (402) 390-2100
E-mail: [email protected]
• Director of Special Services/ADA & 504 Coordinator
(disability/accommodation) ABC Bldg. 909 So. 76th St.
Omaha (402) 390-2100
E-mail: [email protected]
For questions by District employees or applicants:
• Ass’t Supt. for Human Resources/Lead Title IX
Coordinator - 909 So. 76th St. Omaha, NE (402)
390-2100
E-mail: [email protected]
For further information about anti-discrimination laws or
to file a complaint of discrimination you may also contact
the Office for Civil Rights (OCR), U.S. Dept. of Education,
One Petticoat Lane, 1010 Walnut Street, 3rd Floor, Suite
320, Kansas City, MO 64106, Tele. (816) 268-0550, Fax
(816) 268-0599, (TDD) (800) 877-8339, or [email protected].
2016-2017
School Year
Be on the lookout this summer to complete your annual information update
through PowerSchool. Starting July 15, parents will be able to login and update
information and complete permission forms for the 2016-17 school year.
Completing this important task will prevent delays in back-to-school mailings,
including teachers’ welcome letters. An email containing instructions for the
process will be emailed to you when the system opens on July 15th.
Westside Community Schools
School District 66
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Student
Calendar
2016-17
Bold dates indicate days
students will be in school.
SCHOOL BEGINS
Semester 1: August 10
Semester 2: January 9
Parent-Teacher Conferences
* October 3, 4, 5
* February 13, 14, 15
*Elementary conferences will be
Monday and Tuesday evening
*Middle School conferences will be
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November 2016
NO SCHOOL
Professional Development - September 2
Labor Day - September 5
Intersession - October 6 & 7
Professional Development - October 10
Thanksgiving Break - November 24 & 25
Winter Break - December 23 - January 6
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - January 16
Intersession - February 16 & 17
Presidents’ Day - February 20
Spring Break - April 10 - 14
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*Revised April 27, 2016
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April 2017
SMTWTFS
1
23 4
56 78
9 10 111213 14 15
16 17181920 21 22
232425 2627 28 29
30
May 2017
SMT WT F S
12
3456
78 9 1011 12 13
141516 1718 19 20
212223 2425 26 27
28 293031
June 2017
S MT WTF S
123
456789 10
111213141516 17
181920212223 24
252627282930