Mrs. Vandiver Second Grade

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Mrs. Vandiver Second Grade Parent Orientation Mrs. Vandiver Second Grade

School Info A doctor’s note is required for an excused absence, and your child must be fever free for 24 hours before returning to school. Medications need to be dropped off to the nurse. If your child is going home a different way, please call the office as soon as possible. 1:00 is the latest to make a change. 7:10-7:30 – Students arrive to read quietly in the hallway. 7:35 We start our day. 2:50 – Dismissal. Be sure to review the new dismissal procedures that were sent in the Patriot News. You must have a sign to pick up your child. Let me know if you need one.

Attendance If your child has 10 or more unexcused absences within a six month period, the school is required by law to file a complaint in court against the parent/guardian (if the child is under the age of 17). Truancy court will fine you over $500 if you are found guilty. Per district policy: Make-up work for an unexcused absence can receive a grade no higher than a 70. Excused Absences: Illness with a doctor’s note, Death in the family, Religious Observance Unexcused Absences: Family Vacations, Oversleeping Regular attendance is crucial for your child’s success!

Birthdays Students are allowed to bring cupcakes to share with their class on birthdays. They will only be able to be eaten at the end of the day. We will celebrate summer birthdays in May. Birthday invites must include everyone if they are passed out at school.

Behavior Expectations Be Safe, Respectful, and Responsible! Golden Rule: Treat others the way you want to be treated. Reward System: Dojo Points, table points, treasure box, emails home and website. Class Dojo is a great tool to communicate daily behavior. Serious misconduct will result in a parent conference/office referral. We come to school to learn and try our best every day!

Reading Levels Beginning of the year: DRA 16 Mid-year: DRA 20 End of the year: DRA 28 STAR 360 reading assessment Several students dropped one or more reading levels over the summer. We recommend having your child read to you at least 20 minutes a night. Be sure to discuss the story elements, sequence of events, and check for understanding. Reading at home is critical to your child’s success.

Homework When students do not complete an important assignment in class, they will work on it during Fun Friday. This should not become a habit. Homework Packets will be sent home Monday & due Friday. Homework is meant to reinforce skills & provide an opportunity for you to work with your child. Feel free to help your child with homework and please don’t let it become a source of frustration. I do not typically take a grade, but offer Dojos points for completing the homework packet.

Grading Progress Reports – 3 weeks Report Cards – 9 weeks Failing grades can be corrected for a maximum score of 70. If you see a grade below a 70, please review the work with your child and check for understanding. Help your child correct the work if needed and return it to school the next day. Late work – points will be deducted. Be sure to check the online grade book so there are no surprises when you see the progress report/report card.

Parent Communication There are so many ways to stay informed. School News: Patriot News, Riojas Website, PTO Newsletter, Remind Mrs. Vandiver’s Class News: STAR Binder (homework, important notes, graded papers, etc) Homework reflects the learning we are doing in class and comes with a reminder page with important events. Class Dojo (communicates daily behavior). Please let your child know that you check Dojos and offer encouragement when they do well. Try not to be alarmed if your child loses a Dojo – it will probably happen at some point. Just reinforce the expectations when you see that they’ve had a tough day. E-mail: I will send emails as needed. If you ever have a question or a concern, email me at lauren.vandiver@pfisd.net. Class Website: www.mrsvandiver.weebly.com. I post what we are learning, learning links, weekly specials schedule, class schedule, and class news.

Volunteer Info We can use help with FRY words, fluency, making copies, etc. If you would like to help, please email me with the time you are available. Donations from our “Wish List” are always appreciated!! We are in need of extra snack donations and glue sticks currently. I’m always excited to get Target or Teacher Pay Teacher gift cards! They allow me to gather supplies/activities for the class that I wouldn’t otherwise be able to buy.

Thank you for coming – I hope you found it helpful! Questions …. Save individual questions about your particular child for our parent/teacher conference. Lauren.Vandiver@pfisd.net www.mrsvandiver.weebly.com