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Welcome to Curriculum Night!

Tuesday, September 2, 2014Rock Chapel Elementary

Ms. WilsonMrs. RichardsonMs. Williams

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Agenda/Topics to Be Covered• Welcome!!

• Mission Statement/Goals

• Who’s Who

• Classroom Policies/Expectations

• Daily Schedule

• Behavioral Expectations/Discipline Policy

• Classroom Visitation

• 5th Grade Dues

• Assessments

• Curriculum (Reading/Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies)

• Contact Information

• Communication Expectations

• Volunteer Opportunities

• Upcoming Dates

• Questions/Comments

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Mission Statement/Goals

The mission of Rock Chapel Elementary School is to provide a safe and nurturing environment that motivates stellar student performance and incorporates school, home, and community to promote and ensure lifelong learning.

“WELCOME TO ROCK CHAPEL,

WHERE EDUCATION IS THE GREAT EQUALIZER”

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Who’s Who

• Principal: Mr. M. Williamson

• Assistant Principal: Ms. Kinsey

• Secretary: Ms. P. Williams

• Cafeteria Manager: Chef Taylor

• Counselors: Ms. D. Brown

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Classroom Policies/Expectations• Students should be dressed in uniform daily, Spirit Wear on

Fridays.

• Come to school with the necessary materials.

• Instruction begins at 7:45. Ends at 2:15. Please refrain from late drop-off and early pick-up, if possible.

• Homework expectations: In accordance to DeKalb County Policy.

• Should be neat, completely finished, include name

• Should be completed by student with parental assistance.

*Per DeKalb County policy, Fifth grade students should receive at least 30 min. of content area homework per night and reading for practice or pleasure can be beyond this time.

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Daily Schedule

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Behavioral Expectations/Discipline Policy

• Students are expected to follow the rules of the classroom, cafeteria, hallway, bus, and bathroom.

• VOLUME ZONES (0-3) and COMMUNITY AGREEMENTS

• Students may receive rewards and extra privileges in the classroom for great behavior.

Classroom Visitation

• Between 7 AM and 2 PM, visitors have to check into office and receive a visitor’s pass.

• Students will not be released between 2:00 and 2:30.

• Visits should not exceed 30 minutes.

• Limit activities that might distract students, such as walking around the room, talking to the teacher or other students, and bringing younger children.

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5th Grade Dues

• Dues Breakdown - $167.00

• End of the Year activities

• Parties

• Field Day T-shirts

• Yearbook

• Field trips(tentatively) :• Atlanta History Center,

• Rock Eagle-overnight

Assessment

• Star Reading & Star Math (Beginning of Year Star Assessment Parent Letters)

• Georgia Milestones

• National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)

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Curriculum

• Reading: Storytown Series• Math: MyMath• Science: Harcourt• Social Studies: Houghton Mifflin

Instructional Resources

• To access Fifth grade standards: http://www.georgiastandards.org/

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Technology Resources

• Student Virtual Toolbox

• http://its.dekalb.k12.ga.us/StudentVirtualToolbox.aspx

• Science Resources

• Williams5thgrade.wordpress.com

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Communication Expectations• Please check your child’s homework

folders each evening for notes from your child’s teacher, as well as

correspondence from the school and district in our Tuesday Courier Mail.

• If there is a change in transportation please send written correspondence to your child’s teacher.

• Please allow between 24 and 48 hours for a response to email from your child’s teacher.

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Volunteer Opportunities

• We are looking for a few good Room Parents– please sign up.

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Contact information

• School websitehttp://www.rockchapeles.dekalb.k12.ga.us/

• School number: 678-676-3802

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Thanks for Coming!!

We look forward to a

highly productive

school year