Now is a good time to check Skyward to see if your student has any missing work. We are well into the second quarter so missing work becomes an issue. Please check Skyward and discuss any missing work with your son or daughter.
Showing posts with label Tips for Parents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tips for Parents. Show all posts
Saturday, December 6, 2014
Thursday, December 4, 2014
ACTION 100 Q and A: How often are students’ color levels tested by teachers?
Teachers are continuously recording data on the skills your child has mastered along with those skills needing additional practice to exit the level. Students are tested for the next color level once they have mastered the entry/exit level requirements, foundational skills, and comprehension at that particular level. If you are uncertain of what these skills are, ask your child’s teacher. Bookmarks or skills cards are available from classroom teachers listing these components.
Friday, June 3, 2011
School Success Ideas for Parents - New LincolnLincs and Lincoln Website Feature!
The LincolnLincs has added a new feature called "School Success Ideas for Parents". Click on "School Success Ideas for Parents" at the top of the LincolnLincs page to access the information. Information is available in both English and Spanish. The links are also available on the front page of the Lincoln website.
"School Success Ideas for Parents" is developed by the nationally recognized Parent Institute and includes professional, research-based tips and ideas for school success on responsibility, respect, student motivation, reading, math, homework, study skills, routines, and discipline. This feature is provided by the Lincoln PPT and the Rochester Area PTSA Council.
"School Success Ideas for Parents" is developed by the nationally recognized Parent Institute and includes professional, research-based tips and ideas for school success on responsibility, respect, student motivation, reading, math, homework, study skills, routines, and discipline. This feature is provided by the Lincoln PPT and the Rochester Area PTSA Council.
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