Transcript LT Ball Intermediate School

Nevin Coppock Elementary
“Where Everyday Is A Great Day!”
“Excellence is a Tradition”
BUILDING STATEMENT
Nevin Coppock:
• Is a nurturing environment
• Encourages students to
become life-long learners
• Fosters productive and
responsible citizens
BUILDING THEME
• “The Trail to New Adventures”
• Incorporated Into Activities
• Established by Our Teachers
OHIO STANDARDS
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Reading
Writing
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
Art
Music
Physical Education
TODAY’S SCREENING
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Used to Assess Present Levels
Letters and Sounds
Listening
Math
Draw a Person
Colors/Shapes/Fine Motor
Gross Motor
Speech
Vision and Hearing
TODAY’S SCREENING
• Screening is Not Pass/Fail
• Data Used to Build Class
Lists
• A Teacher Will Briefly Share
Results With You Today
• A Meeting May Be Scheduled
If You Need Additional
Readiness Feedback
DATES TO REMEMBER
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First day of school for Kindergarten
is Friday, August 21
Kindergarten class lists posted on
Friday, August 14 at 4:00 PM
Kindergarten screening/testing on
August 18-19-20 (by appointment)
Kindergarten Orientation on
Thursday, August 20
• Raccoons at 5:00
• Owls at 6:00
AUGUST KRA
• KRA (Kindergarten Readiness
Assessment)
• State Required
• August 18-20 by Appointment
• Postcard or Letter Sent to You With
Date/Time of Screening
• Any Trusted Adult May Bring Your
Child
• Not Pass/Fail
ORIENTATION
• Thursday, August 20 (5:00
and 6:00 PM Sessions begin
promptly at 5 and 6)
• Nuts and Bolts of NC
Kindergarten
• Meet the Teacher
• Final Group Meeting to
Discuss School and Teacher
Specific Items
• Please Plan on Attending!
KINDERGARTEN
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
• Friday, August 21, 2015
• 9:10 to 3:15 Kindergarten
• Students May Enter the
Building at 8:55 and Report
to Their Classrooms.
• 9:10 to 3:25 First Grade
IMMUNIZATION
• The Board of Education
requires all students to be
immunized against:
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Poliomyelitis
Measles
Diphtheria
Rubella (German measles)
Pertussistetanus
Mumps
IMMUNIZATION
• The Board of Education requires
all students and others legally
designated in accordance with
State statutes to be immunized
unless specifically exempt for
medical or other reasons
IMMUNIZATION
• The Board also requires that
students who start kindergarten
during or after the school year
beginning in 1999 be immunized
against Hepatitis B or be in the
process of being immunized.
• The Board also requires that
students who start kindergarten
during or after the school year
beginning in 2006 be immunized
against chicken pox.
IMMUNIZATION
• The shot records need to be on file in
the office by the first day of school.
Exclusion date will be September 10,
2015.
• BOE policy on immunizations can be
found at:
• http://www.neola.com/tipp-oh/
KINDERGARTEN
• Preparation for First Grade
and for the Future
• Engages Students in
Learning
• Academically Driven
• Strong Curriculum
WHAT SHOULD MY CHILD KNOW
Personal Care
• Manage clothing – zippers,
buttons, gloves, hats, etc.
(dress himself/herself)
• Use restroom independently
• An accident may occur
• Accidents shouldn’t occur over
and over again
• Put papers in and out of a folder
WHAT SHOULD MY CHILD KNOW
Social/Emotional
• Separate from parents or
caregivers easily
• Listen to adults
• Follow one and two step
directions
• Focus on a given task
• Sit without bothering others
• Play appropriately with children
WHAT SHOULD MY CHILD KNOW
Gross Motor
• Run, hop, and climb without
help
• Control own body (in a busy
hallway for example)
WHAT SHOULD MY CHILD KNOW
Academic Skills
• Write their first name with one
capital and the rest lowercase
letters
• Know colors and shapes
• Recognize most capital and
lowercase letters
• Know some letter sounds
WHAT SHOULD MY CHILD KNOW
Academic Skills
• Hear sounds at the beginning of
words (What does cat start
with?)
• Have some experience with
rhymes
• Count to 20 or beyond
• Recognize numbers 0-10 or
beyond
WHAT SHOULD MY CHILD KNOW
Academic Skills
• Have book handling skills – how
to hold a book and turn pages
• Experience with school tools –
able to cut on a line, able to hold
a pencil correctly and form
some letters
KINDERGARTEN
YEAR END GOALS
• 40 Sight Words
• Count to 100
• Independent Reader at a Level
C3 or Above
• 26 Upper Case Letters
• 26 Lower Case Letters
• 26 Sounds
KINDERGARTEN
• The Third Grade Reading
Guarantee = State Mandate
That All 3rd Grade Students
Will Pass An Assessment to
Be Promoted to 4th Grade
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Trickle Down Effect in Each Grade
Impacts K-1 Instruction
Impacts K-1 Expectations
Kindergarten Students Are
Expected to Be Readers By Yearend
DAILY ACTIVITIES
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Guided Reading = 90 Minutes
Mathematics = 45 Minutes
Writing/Reading = 45 Minutes
Lunch/Recess = 45 Minutes
Related Arts = 40 Minutes
Calendar = 30 Minutes
Science/Soc. Studies = 30 Minutes
Intervention = 15 Minutes
Recess = 15 Minutes
Snack Break = 10 Minutes
Dismissal Time = 10 Minutes
LUNCH
• Students Will Receive an ID
Number
• Lunch Currently Costs $2.35
• Packers Wanting Milk = $0.50
• Menus Sent Home Monthly
• Lunchroom Volunteers Will Be
Needed
RELATED ARTS
• Four Day Rotation
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Schedule Sent Home Monthly
A-B-C-D Rotation (LAMP)
Library
Art
Music
Physical Education
BUS TRANSPORTATION
• Bus Information Shared at Fall
Screening
• Contact Jane Thompson
([email protected]) if Your
Student Will Be Attending
Ginghamsburg, Little Lighthouse,
or Nazarene Child Care
• Parents Must Be Present at Pickup and Drop-off!
DROP OFF/PICK-UP
• Before school—students should
be dropped off on Westedge St.
and use the crosswalk to
proceed to Nevin Coppock.
• After school—students will be
brought to the crosswalk at
Westedge for pick up.
• Students are encouraged to
enter and leave the building
independently.
DROP OFF/PICK-UP
• The Nevin Coppock
driveway/parking lot is for
staff and buses immediately
before school and
immediately after school.
• Parents dropping off or
picking up their child
between 10:00 and 3:00 can
use the Nevin Coppock
driveway/parking lot.
WALKER/DROP-OFF
• Do Not Drop-off at Crosswalk If
the Crossing Guard Has Already
Gone In.
• No Crossing Guard = Bring Your
Child in the Front Door and Sign
in
• Yellow Pole to Yellow Pole
WALKER/PICK-UP
• Students Will Be Brought to
Westedge Street—Yellow Pole
• Students Will Be Released One
at a Time—Please Be Patient
• If the Teacher Does Not See the
Parent = Student Will Be
Returned to the Office
KINDERGARTEN
HOMEWORK
Homework Is Important!
• Shouldn’t Be Very Long
• Reading With Your Child
NEVIN COPPOCK
STUDENT EXPECTATIONS
• Always Respect Yourself / Others
• Be Polite and Courteous
• Please and Thank You
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Keep Hands / Feet to Yourself
Complete Folder Work Daily
Quiet in the Hallways
Hats Only Inside on Hat Days
PARENT ACCESS TO BUILDING
• Parents Should Sign-in and
Sign-out Whenever
Entering/Leaving the Building
• Volunteering Is Encouraged
• Our Teachers Want to Give
You The Attention You Need
• Hard to Do This When
Students Are Arriving
VOLUNTEERS
• Form Sent Home at Orientation to
Sign-up
• Some Teachers Use More; Some
Teachers Use Fewer
• You Will Be Assigned a Time
• Upon Arrival, Go to the Office:
• Sign-in, Get a Badge, Go to the
Classroom
• Sign-out in the Office When
Leaving
FIELD TRIPS
• Aligned With Curriculum
• Fulton Farms, Aulwood
Farms
• Both Walking and Bus Trips
• Support Classroom Studies
• Parent Volunteers Are
Appreciated!
• Appropriate Student Dress
• Coats, Boots, Gloves, etc.
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PARENTS INVOLVED IN EDUCATION
• Active Parent Volunteer
Group That Supports Our
School
• Monthly Meetings
• Fund Raising
• Supports School Traditions
• Pretzel Day, Author Visit
• Book Fair
• Fun Fair
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PARENTS INVOLVED IN EDUCATION
• Help us earn “free money”
over the Summer by
collecting:
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Box Tops for Education labels
Labels for Education
(Campbell’s Soup/Goldfish)
Tyson Products
My Coke Rewards
• We will start collecting
immediately in the Fall
SPECIAL EVENTS
• Classroom Parties and Music
Programs Provide Special
Memories
• 100th Day of School
• Three Parent Organized
Classroom Parties Each Year
• Art Show in the Spring
• Book Fair
• PIE Organized Events
ONE CALL NOW
• Special Nevin Coppock
Announcements/Reminders
• Special District
Announcements/Reminders
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Weather Cancellations
Weather Delays
Weather Early Dismissals
Meetings
TWO-HOUR EARLY RELEASE
Two-hour Releases May Occur:
• 9:10 to 1:15 Kindergarten
• Weather Related Issues
• Need to Have a Plan
TWO-HOUR DELAY
• 11:10 to 3:15 Kindergarten
• Weather Related Issues
• Need to Have a Plan
OFFICE STAFF
Mrs. Derringer and
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Brownlee
K OWLS
Mrs. A. Gray
Mrs. Poffenberger
Ms. Stearns
Mrs. Hake
K RACCOONS
Mrs. Scott
Mrs. Beam
Mrs. McKinney
Mrs. M. Gray
1st Grade--Hikers
Mrs. Crull
Mrs. Andersons
Mrs. Sowder
Mrs. Yunker
1st Grade--Campers
Mrs. Anderson
Ms. Blake
Mrs. Carus
Mrs. Berning
INTERVENTION
Mrs. Manes
Title 1
Reading
Mrs. Johnson
Intervention
Specialist
Mrs. Bee
ESL Services
RELATED ARTS
Mr. Holderman
Phys. Ed.
Mrs. Evans
Art
RELATED ARTS
Mrs. Marsh--Music
Mrs. Jackson--Music
SUPPORT STAFF
Mrs. Hargrave
Speech
Mrs. O’Brien
Counselor
SUPPORT STAFF
Mrs. Becky Holderman
School Psychologist
Mrs. Porto
Library Aide
SUPPORT STAFF
Mrs. Fugate; Mrs. Sealock;
Mrs. Rouse--Kitchen
Mrs. Marko; Mrs. Jones
Custodians
School Fees for 2015-16
• Kindergarten Fees $60.00
• Supplies and Materials Will
Be Provided
• Student Should Bring a
Backpack
Nevin Coppock Elementary
A Great Place to Grow &
Learn!