4th Grade Newsletter 12/5-12/19
⭐12/5/2024 -12/19/2024 ⭐
4th Grade Newsletter
What We're Learning:
Math: TEKS - 4.5 B, 4.5 H, 4.9 A, 4.4 H, 4.9 B, 4.10 A, 4.10 B, 4.10 EUp Coming EVENTS for LHISD and SRE:
Dec. 7 UIL Meet!
Dec. 9-16 PTO Tiff's Treat Spirit Week- 20% back to SRE for Every Order Placed
Dec. 12 Holly Jolly Bash 5-8pm
Dec. 12 Santa Rita News Newsletter (Admin Letter) Sent to Families
Dec. 16-19 Dress Up Themed Week
Dec. 16 LHISD Board Meeting 6-10pm
Dec. 16 3rd Grade + Santa Rita Singers Christmas Performances (8am and 6pm)
Dec. 17 Campus Spelling Bee (Grades 3-5)
Dec. 19 Class Holiday Parties!
Dec. 19 Early Release @12pm
Dec. 20 Student Holiday
Dec. 23-Jan 3 Winter Break!
Jan. 6 Student Holiday
Jan. 7 SRE PTO Meeting 5:30-6:30 in the Library
Jan. 7 Students Return to Campus!
SRE Class Holiday Party Schedule & Campus Processes
SRE Digital Citizenship
Families,
Students at SRE have been learning about digital citizenship in library classes. Students are learning how to balance time online, how to be kind to others while on devices, and how to keep their private information safe. Please continue to discuss online safety with your children.
LHISD Library Website
Library Services Website
We are excited to share the LHISD Library Services website. We invite you to view the page to find information regarding all 11 of our state-of-the-art libraries, the book selection process, and frequently asked questions. You will also find a list of proposed book purchases for elementary, middle and high school. These books will be posted for 10 school days. If you would like to provide feedback or input on any of the books listed, we invite you to complete the Feedback Form that can be found on the Library Services website. After the books have been posted for 10 days, a committee, including campus and district staff, will review the comments to determine approval for purchasing.
Thank you!
After School Care at SRE!
Need Afterschool care? The Y Afterschool is here to give your kids supervised fun as soon as the school bell rings, till 6:30pm!
In Y Afterschool your child will have the opportunity to participate in programs such as enrichments, crafts, STEM activities, and so much more! A snack is provided for students daily.
Registration is available online.
Ricardo Rios
Site Director | Licensed Child Care
Phone: 512-246-YMCA
rrios@ymcactx.org
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Need Afterschool care? The Y Afterschool is here to give your kids supervised fun as soon as the school bell rings, till 6:30pm!
In Y Afterschool your child will have the opportunity to participate in programs such as enrichments, crafts, STEM activities, and so much more! A snack is provided for students daily.
Registration is available online.
Ricardo Rios
Site Director | Licensed Child Care
Phone: 512-246-YMCA
rrios@ymcactx.org
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Watch D.O.G.S.
WATCH D.O.G.S. Santa Rita Elementary School
@Dads: 3 Steps to Sign Up
1. Background Check: Submit your Liberty Hill ISD Volunteer Application
https://apps.raptortech.com/Apply/MzQ0OmVuLVVT
2. PTO: Complete your Santa Rita Elementary PTO Google Form
https://www.sres-pto.org/membershipform
3. SignUpGenius: Request your Volunteer Day
PTO will send a confirmation email invite
(Check your spam folder)
GT Website
Please check out the link below to view the SRE GT website and learn more information!
https://sites.google.com/libertyhill.txed.net/kids parent support/home
We Need You!
Be a volunteer! Get started by completing the volunteer application online. It must be updated every school year.
Join our PTO! Membership is free. Nowhere else can you get so much for so little! We have the best parent partners ever!! Check out their website for volunteer opportunities, Spirit Nights and more!
Calling all Dads! WatchDOGS is a unique organization that partners the school with male role models. It's an incredible opportunity to volunteer at Santa Rita while getting a sneak peak into your child's school day. It's an experience you won't want to miss, and you will make an big impact on your own child and so many others!
Student Reading Mentors Needed! Enjoy working with children, love reading and want to make a big impact on a child's life? Education Connection is just for you!! Consider investing just 30 minutes a week, and bless the life of a child.
More opportunities to come soon!
Lost and Found
Specials Rotations:
Attendance
Our campus attendance goal is 97%
90% attendance or better!
Arrival after 7:40 requires you to check your child in the front office
Please send a doctor’s note when your child is at an appointment
Vacations or traveling to other countries are not considered excused absences
For family loss, excused absences are for the travels days needed the day before, day of services, and day after. All other absences outside of these 3 days is not excused absences.
Truancy Measures initiated: when absent 3 days or parts of days in a 4-week period
If you need to report an absence, please CLICK HERE
Bell Schedule & School Calendar
Our campus attendance goal is 97%
90% attendance or better!
Arrival after 7:40 requires you to check your child in the front office
Please send a doctor’s note when your child is at an appointment
Vacations or traveling to other countries are not considered excused absences
For family loss, excused absences are for the travels days needed the day before, day of services, and day after. All other absences outside of these 3 days is not excused absences.
Truancy Measures initiated: when absent 3 days or parts of days in a 4-week period
Helpful Tips
TRAIT OF THE MONTH
RESPONSIBILITY:
Taking ownership of our actions and decision
How to help children learn responsibility-
Give age appropriate tasks
Set realistic expectations
Explain how to do the task by showing them!
Expect children to be accountable for actions, even if it means consequences are needed.
Give praise when it’s noticed!
At SRE, students are expected to show responsibility for their work and actions. Be Safe! Be Respectful! Be Responsible!
Give age appropriate tasks
Set realistic expectations
Explain how to do the task by showing them!
Expect children to be accountable for actions, even if it means consequences are needed.
Give praise when it’s noticed!