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ACRMA #8 Parent Orientation & School Policies - Academic Grading, Report Cards, & Volunteer Opportunities

Join us for an informative parent orientation session at ACRMA #8 to learn about our core values, goals, and school policies. Discover our grading policies, report card system, and ways to get involved through volunteer opportunities. Get all the details you need for a successful school year!

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ACRMA #8 Parent Orientation & School Policies - Academic Grading, Report Cards, & Volunteer Opportunities

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  1. Welcome to ACRMA#8 Parent Orientation Saturday, July 12th, 2014

  2. The ACRMA#8 Office Team

  3. Alliance Core Values High expectations for all students Small personalized schools and classrooms Increased instructional time High qualified principals and teachers Working with parents as partners

  4. Our Goals for the Year • To provide a safe, structured environment for your child • For your child to thrive academically and begin preparation for high school & college • For you and your child to feel a part of our family

  5. School Policies • No Tardiness Policy • Uniform Policy • Code of Conduct • Detention Policy • Homework Center & Mandatory Tutoring • Cell Phone Policy • Pick-Up by 4:45pm See Parent-Student Handbook for detailed copies of all school policies.

  6. Grading Policy: Academic Grades • Grades represent student’s current level of understanding • Homework and activities are not included in the grade calculation. • Assessments are the only items that count toward the grade • Assessments will receive a score of: • 4 = Advanced • 3 = Proficient • 2 = Basic • 1 = Below Basic

  7. Grading Policy: Life Work Skills • Based on: • Participation in class • Behavior • Working in groups • Work completion/ Homework completion • Very important to show you how your child is performing at school • We want all 4’s in these categories!

  8. Report Cards • Assessment scores are averaged to give an average rubric score between 1-4. • Report cards will contain final grades for both academic and life work skills.

  9. Checking on your child’s progress By the end of the first week of school, you will receive access to our online grade book where you can check your child’s grades at any time. Online grade books will be updated on a regular, consistent basis.

  10. Summer Homework • Read • Minimum of 30 minutes daily • Complete 1 outside reading book by the first day of school • Have all required materials on the first day of school • School supply kit on sale in the office for $15 • Students must also have their Freak the Mighty summer reading packet with them on the 1stday of school • Math Practice • If you have access to a computer with internet, work on TenMarks math practice program. • Students will receive their free accounts during Summer Bridge.

  11. Drop Off/Pick Up Procedures First day of school is August 4th! NO STOPPING ALONG RED CURBS Always pay for parking if you park at a metered spot. We are working with the community to determine the best drop off and pick up procedures. We will mail home a letter with final information.

  12. Alliance Parent Engagement Model 40-Hour Annual Volunteer Commitment School Support Academic Support

  13. Parent Involvement = Student Success Over 30 years of research has demonstrated that parent involvement leads to: • Higher grades and test scores; • Improved attendance; • Better social skills; and Students are more likely to graduate from high school and go on to college!

  14. Volunteer Procedures How to volunteer: If you have TB test clearance you can volunteer and help with activities such as classroom projects, student supervision, etc. When you volunteer: Record your hours by signing in and out at the main office and wearing proper identification (vest or sticker) Recognition: End of Year “Thank You” Celebration for 40+ Hours

  15. Parent Engagement Opportunities • Volunteer Coupons – Supporting your child’s academic success • Through museum visits, library visits, school project help, etc. • Parent Engagement Calendar • Workshops being offered based on your feedback

  16. Important Information • Lunch applications • Please be as accurate as possible to prevent getting charged incorrectly. • If you return by Thursday of next week, you will receive 1 hour of volunteer credit. • Automated Calls • You will begin receiving automated calls with important school information. Please do not hang up! • Our site will be ready by August 1st!

  17. Summer Bridge - See you Monday! Monday – Thursday, 8:00am – 1:00pm Please do not be late. Students can be dropped off in the covered eating area where we will have supervisors present. Students must bring ALL school supplies on day 1.

  18. Final Thoughts & Questions “Every student has the ability, and together, we give them the opportunity.” Don’t forget to read your Parent-Student Handbook for detailed information!

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