Showing posts with label Safe and Supportive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Safe and Supportive. Show all posts

Monday, August 24, 2020

Get connected with our Counselor / Conéctese con nuestra Consejera.

 

Sacajawea families, 

Our counselor, Ms. Bunn, has created a virtual counseling office for you to access! Follow THIS LINK to access resources regarding COVID-19, mental health, and community support along with a Calm Corner full of activities to de-stress, a Kindness and Empathy Library, and social and emotional learning activities for everyone K-5. If you'd like to schedule an appointment with Ms. Bunn, there's a form in there for that too! 

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Familias de Sacajawea, 

Nuestra consejera, Ms. Bunn, ha creado una oficina de consejería virtual para que puedan tener acceso a ella. Siga ESTE LINK para acceder a recursos sobre COVID-19, salud mental, y apoyo de la comunidad. Al igual que un Calm Corner, lleno de actividades para reducir el estrés, una Librería de Amabilidad y Empatía, y actividades de aprendizaje de emociones y socialización para todos en K a 5 grado. Si gusta hacer una cita con Ms. Bunn ahí hay una forma para eso también! 


Monday, March 9, 2020

Top 5 Classes - Attendance - Week Ending 3/6/2020

These are our Top Five Classes for attendance last week.

  • 1st Place - Team Friddle - 2nd Grade - 99% Attendance (1 Absence)
  • 2nd Place - Team Prall - 2nd Grade - 98% Attendance (2 Absences)
  • 3rd Place - Team Cataline - 3rd Grade - 98% Attendance (3 Absences)
  • 4th Place - Team Maughan - 2nd Grade - 97% Attendance (3 Absences)
  • 5th Place - Team Hunt - 1st Grade - 96% Attendance (4 Absences)

*Teacher attendance also included in class averages.
*Number of absences are for the whole week.




Why do we recognize top classes for attendance?
Consistent attendance at school (95% or better) is closely tied to both reading and math skills.  Good attendance looks like fewer than about 9 days absent in a year, or about 4 or 5 per semester.  Perfect attendance isn't super important, but consistent attendance is.  Research shows that kids with poor attendance (less than 90% or more than 18 absences in a year) are much less likely to be proficient in reading and math.  Poor attendance in upper elementary school and middle school are also correlated with the likelihood of dropping out of high school before graduation. 

We make a big deal about consistent attendance because consistent attendance matters to learning and success.

When your class is in 1st place you get the honor of wearing the Attendance Hard hat around for the week.  Pure silliness.

Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Reading Week - Hair Day

Our custodian, Luz Vidales, is the best.  She kicked off our Reading Week celebration with some crazy hair.  Maybe a Martha Washington impression?  Thanks, Mrs. Vidales! You help make Sacajawea a great place to be.

Happy National Breakfast Week

A good breakfast every day makes a difference.  Thanks to our Sacajawea Food Service team!
Breakfast at Sacajawea is a great place to start your day.  Kelly Penner is the creative genius behind the food service robot. Sacajawea is a safe and supportive community for kids, adults, and families.