4th Grade Newsletter 5/4/23
⭐ 5.8.23-5.25.23 ⭐
Upcoming Events:
May 2 3rd-5th Math STAAR
May 2 No Visitors Allowed on Campus
May 4 5th Grade Science STAAR
May 8-12 SRE Teacher Appreciation Week
May 11 Santa Rita Newsletter Sent to Families
May 12 Moms & Music Performance
May 15 Board Meeting 6-10PM
May 19 SRE Field Day
May 22 Kindergarten, 4th Grade, Pre-K & 5th Grade Award Ceremonies
May 23 1st Grade, 2nd Grade & 3rd Grade Award Ceremonies
May 25 Class Parties
May 25 Last Day of School
May 26 LHHS Graduation 8PM
Math: We will be using our math knowledge and skills with end of year review.
Science: We will be reviewing our science knowledge and skills with end of the year review.
Headphones
Water Bottles
Please don't forget to send a water bottle to school with your child. We have bottle filling stations throughout the school to refill, as needed.
Jackets
Weekly Spirit Days
Mondays are College and Career Days! Wear your favorite college or career readiness shirt! Fridays are Panther Spirit Days. We can't wait to see your purple and gold! 🥳
Please see the attachment below for more information regarding Teacher Appreciation week, school supplies and so much more!!!
Integrity: doing the right thing, even when no one is looking
How can adults help teach “integrity” to kids?
Model the behavior! Demonstrating respect for others who have different points of view, as well as resolving conflict peacefully shows children what integrity looks like.,
Talk openly about moral values. Morals are connected to rules and laws, but they should also be connected to family and cultural beliefs.
Give children a chance to serve others and volunteer. Serving and volunteering offer opportunities to show kindness, compassion, and honesty.
Discuss right from wrong, and reward good behavior. Making good choices, even when it is difficult. is the foundation of quality character.
Find examples of inspirational characters. Watch movies and read books that describe real or fictional characters who are examples of integrity.
Transportation Changes
Model the behavior! Demonstrating respect for others who have different points of view, as well as resolving conflict peacefully shows children what integrity looks like.,
Talk openly about moral values. Morals are connected to rules and laws, but they should also be connected to family and cultural beliefs.
Give children a chance to serve others and volunteer. Serving and volunteering offer opportunities to show kindness, compassion, and honesty.
Discuss right from wrong, and reward good behavior. Making good choices, even when it is difficult. is the foundation of quality character.
Find examples of inspirational characters. Watch movies and read books that describe real or fictional characters who are examples of integrity.
A few reminders regarding attendance:
Excused Absences: Excused absences are not viewed as days a student is entitled to take. Excused absences include, but are not limited to personal illness, doctor/medical absence, funeral/memorial, DPS, or weather or road conditions that make travel dangerous per LHISD notification. Students are required to attend at least 90 percent of the school year.
Unexcused Absences: An unexcused absence is any absence that does not meet the definition of an excused absence (examples: personal business, vacation, club sports/travel, traffic, car trouble, driving school, etc.).
PLEASE ALLOW AT LEAST 3-5 BUSINESS DAYS FOR THE ATTENDANCE OFFICE TO ENTER NOTES
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