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Welcome to Dr . Nathan A. Pitts Ashburton Elementary-Middle School #058 Dr. Otis Lee, Principal

Welcome to Dr . Nathan A. Pitts Ashburton Elementary-Middle School #058 Dr. Otis Lee, Principal Melody Locke, Assistant Principal . Our Goals for this Year. Essential 1 - Curriculum and Instruction that Supports High Achievement for Every Student

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Welcome to Dr . Nathan A. Pitts Ashburton Elementary-Middle School #058 Dr. Otis Lee, Principal

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  1. Welcome to Dr. Nathan A. Pitts Ashburton Elementary-Middle School #058 Dr. Otis Lee, Principal Melody Locke, Assistant Principal

  2. Our Goals for this Year Essential 1 - Curriculum and Instruction that Supports High Achievement for Every Student Essential 2 - Transformational Leadership that Promotes High Achievement for Every Student Essential 3 - Family and Community Engagement that Promotes High Achievement for Every Student Essential 4 - Safe, Supportive Learning Environment that Promotes High Achievement for Every Student Essential 5 - Resources that Promote High Achievement for Every Student

  3. AYP Goals & Targeted Assistance • Annual Measurable Objectives (AMO) • Reading 90.5% Math 87.7% • Learning Interventions • Fountas and Pinnell –Wireless Generation • Title 1 • Mobius Math Intervention • Study Island • Learning Through Sports • Implementation of Smart Bds. & • Active Expressions-Student Response Devices

  4. School Expectations • Responsibility • Responding to people • & circumstances with a • sense of what is right; • Being held accountable Re-Thinking Continuing to look for solutions for difficult Situations & every day problems Ready-To-Learn Demonstrating that you are prepared & Ready to do your best Respect Showing Concern for Others & their beliefs; Treating people in a way that does not belittle or humiliate

  5. Daily Schedule • 7:40 am Students enter building • 8:00 am Period 1 begins • 45-120 minute classes which include Elementary and Middle • 5 periods per day- Middle School • 30 minute Lunch periods for 6th – 8thgr • 45 minute Lunch periods for Pre-k – 5thgr • 2:50pm Dismissal

  6. Student Attendance

  7. Family Community Engagement • PTA Membership • Volunteering with Teachers • Taking the time to Complete • Lunch Applications, • Climate Surveys • Signing Report Cards • Attending Parent Teacher Conferences

  8. Pitts Ashburton Data 2010

  9. Uniform Policy Khaki Bottoms (pants; skirts; skorts; jumpers; long/bermuda shorts) AND White Polo Yellow Polo (Grade 6) Green Polo (Grade 7) Pink / Brown Polo (Grade 8)

  10. Student Support Services: • School Counselor: (Mrs. K. Jones-James) • School Psychologist : (Ms. Kraft) • School Social Worker :(Ms. Bain) • Provide social, academic, and college/career counseling, to individual or groups of pre-k through 8th grade students. • Social areas of concern consist of but not limited to: • Homelessness/ Poverty • Death/ Child Abuse • Family Issues /Crisis Interventions

  11. Parent Involvement Makes the Difference Thank you for attending.

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