Welcome to Back to School Night!

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Welcome to Back to School Night! Westover Elementary School Making a Difference Together…the Westover Way September 12, 2018

Agenda Welcome Staff Introductions Making a Difference Together PTO Message Classroom Visitation

Core Values that Drive Our Work The Westover Way Be Respectful Be Safe Be Prepared Westover’s Vision At Westover Elementary School, we collaborate to inspire our students to be creative problem solvers and lifelong learners. We promote a respectful, equitable atmosphere that elevates academic excellence and social emotional growth for all.

Values that Drive the System’s Work

Key Questions Are our children learning? Are they learning enough? How do we know? If not, why not? What are we going to do about it?

School-Wide Expectations 90 minute literacy block as prescribed by MCPS 70 minute math block that includes daily small group instruction, differentiated center work, and meaningful independent work Integration of technology Integration of reading, math, science and social studies Formal writing process instruction outside of 90 minute Reading/LA block Ongoing data collection and use of formatives PBIS upgrades, including the Westover Way Peace day program upgrades Team leader has or will be sharing expectations in more detail. Word Study, using Words Their Way, K-5, future implementation

Student Instructional Day The student day is from 9:25-3:50 Students will be invited into classrooms at 9:20 Students will be considered tardy at 9:25--morning announcements will begin promptly at 9:25 Instruction will continue until 3:45 Afternoon announcements will begin at 3:50-- students will be called for dismissal following the afternoon announcements Audra 11:00-12:30

Enhanced Security New visitor management systems are being installed throughout the fall in all schools Elementary schools will receive security cameras to be installed over the course of this school year Upgrades to access control systems will be made over the course of this school year All schools will undergo a facility safety evaluation by the end of this school year

Enhanced Security When visiting, please remember to always enter the school through the main entrance doors and to stop by the main office All visitors MUST sign in and show ID each time they visit Staff members have been encouraged to stop any and all persons in the building that do not have the appropriate identification or visitor’s badge

Safety During Arrival STUDENTS SHOULD NOT ARRIVE AT SCHOOL BEFORE 9:05 a.m. School doors will remain locked until this time. They should line up at the designated areas where teachers will be on duty. Grades 1-5 will line up in the gymnasium Kindergarten students will line up in the hallway outside of their classrooms

Drop Off Loop Please be reminded that cars should safely use the PICK-UP/DROP-OFF LOOP to drop off or pick up students. Please, NO PARKING IN THE PICK-UP/DROP-OFF LOOP!  Drop-off and pick up should not occur in the bus lane or the parking lot.

Correspondence and Communication Check out the Westover website Principal’s Newsletter, The Westover Way, bi-weekly Principal Coffees will be held in November and in April Quarterly PTO meetings PTO Pages, monthly Sunday Night Screamers, Connect ED system Friday Folders

Positive Behavior Interventions The Westover Way ORANGE Wallaby Tickets Peace Day celebrations Referrals Reflection Sheets Restorative Questions Audra 11:00-12:30

Goals for 2018-2019 Differentiate instruction with a special emphasis on differentiated centers and independent work Increase student proficiency in math across grade levels Implement new MCPS requirements for literacy block, including the use of on and above grade level complex text and the use of formative assessment data to plan for instruction Decrease office referrals and focus on developing problem solving strategies with students

Message from the PTO Follow us on Facebook: Westover Community Alliance

Visitation Have a Great Night! Locations: Grades K-2: Individual classrooms Grade 3: Ms. Davis’ Classroom Grades 4 and 5: Media Center Please take time to complete the BTSN survey at the end of your visit! Your feedback is important!