Sunday, October 26, 2014

Weekly Bulletin for October 27, 2014.


Congratulations to Mrs. Cosenza and her students on an
outstanding performance at the Fall Chamber Recital.

Everything great teachers do is intentional. - Todd Whitaker

Important Dates


Mr. T. motivates students with stickers.
"Kids love them!"
October 27 (Week) - OGT - 11th and 12 Graders

October 29 - Grades Due by the end of the day

October 31- Report Card Distribution

November 3 - Dept Head Meeting

November 5 - American Legion Government Test given 5th period to volunteers

November 6 - 1:15 - Sophomore Class Meeting

November 11 - Staff meeting after school

November 12 - Aspire Test given to 10th graders

November 13 - Club/Activity Pictures

Important Information


Paper Usage - To date we have used 400,000 pieces of paper.  That translates to 480 pieces of paper per student.  Please, please, please consider other options prior to printing.

IEP's - Please make sure you review all of your students' IEP's and stay current with any changes.  Remember, we are all special education teachers!  Please look to the student's case manager for ideas when working with an IEP student.

Academic Referrals - Continue to enter Academic Referral's for students that are struggling in your class.

Public School Works - If you haven't finished your Public School Works training, please do so by the end of the month. See me if you have questions.

Donations for Vickie - Thank you to everyone that donated to Vickie's family.  I realize many of you have decided to send the family money or donate in other ways.  She has a long hill to climb and any love, prayers and support you can give is greatly appreciated by the Vlah family.

Mole Day! - Congratulations the entire chemistry department on their successful celebration of Mole Day.  Students were highly engaged and thoroughly enjoyed learning.  Check out the pictures by typing #molympics on Twitter.

Good Professional Reading (or Watching)

Growth vs. Fixed Mindset
Volkswagen Commercial
Embedded Formative Assessments - Dylan William
How many trees have we gone through year?



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