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| Mrs. Ledman's forensics students recently toured the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office and Regional Forensics Science Laboratory. |
"Ingenuity plus courage plus work equals miracles."
-Bob Richards
Important Dates
November 6 - Department Chair Meeting
November 11&12 - Little Women - The Broadway Musical!
November 13 - Excel Tecc Recruitment Day
November 14 - Staff Meeting
November 15 - Freshman Counseling Presentation
November 16 - Complete And Total
November 22 - 24 - Thanksgiving Break - No School
November 30 - HS Choirs Concert
Important Information
Food Drive - Please encourage your students to participate in Interact's Annual Holiday Food Drive. This has been a successful event in the past and we are looking to collect even more food this year. Please read last week's email from Mrs. Talty for more information. The food drive will run from November 6th through November 17th. Thank you!
IEP and 504 Information- In last week's bulletin, I pointed out the fact that all teachers need to insure they are following students' IEP and 504 documents. IEP's and 504's are given to all teachers at the beginning of the year. They can also be accessed through Infinite Campus. Middle School Counselor, Dusty Timmons, put together a tutorial for you to follow in order to access students' 504 documents online. Please click here to access Dusty's 504 directions. Here is a link with directions to access student IEP information.
Connectedness Chart -Evidence shows that students who feel cared for by adults in their school and those that feel part of the school's culture will perform better academically, have higher attendance rates and will less likely be involved in disciplinary issues. Mr. Callahan and Ms. Sargent have created an extremely valuable tool that can be used by all staff to identify any student needing to feel connected to our building. Please take a moment to identify students you have made a connection with. Please revisit this chart in a week and identify and reach out to any student needing a connection. Click here to access the chart.
Speaker Series - Thank you all for bringing your students to room 124 last week to introduce the Advisory Speaker Series to the students. Here is a link to the Google Slides presentation that was given to the students. If you have questions about the series, please meet Ron and me in the library on Tuesday at 7:00 A.M or Wednesday at 3:00 P.M.
The Importance of Academic Courage
The Breathtaking, Life-Altering Power of Being a Dork
Keeping Learning Real, Relevant, and Relatable
IEP and 504 Information- In last week's bulletin, I pointed out the fact that all teachers need to insure they are following students' IEP and 504 documents. IEP's and 504's are given to all teachers at the beginning of the year. They can also be accessed through Infinite Campus. Middle School Counselor, Dusty Timmons, put together a tutorial for you to follow in order to access students' 504 documents online. Please click here to access Dusty's 504 directions. Here is a link with directions to access student IEP information.
Connectedness Chart -Evidence shows that students who feel cared for by adults in their school and those that feel part of the school's culture will perform better academically, have higher attendance rates and will less likely be involved in disciplinary issues. Mr. Callahan and Ms. Sargent have created an extremely valuable tool that can be used by all staff to identify any student needing to feel connected to our building. Please take a moment to identify students you have made a connection with. Please revisit this chart in a week and identify and reach out to any student needing a connection. Click here to access the chart.
Speaker Series - Thank you all for bringing your students to room 124 last week to introduce the Advisory Speaker Series to the students. Here is a link to the Google Slides presentation that was given to the students. If you have questions about the series, please meet Ron and me in the library on Tuesday at 7:00 A.M or Wednesday at 3:00 P.M.
Good Professional Reading (or Watching)
The Importance of Academic CourageThe Breathtaking, Life-Altering Power of Being a Dork
Keeping Learning Real, Relevant, and Relatable
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