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September 18th Update

We are two weeks into the school year and the #CLOVERSQUAD team has already been doing great things. Vocab cards are being made in Science and Social Studies, the first spiral reviews in Math have been turned in, and in English Language Arts students are working on their 'Where I'm From' poems. 

We are excited about what we have going on at school and wanted to send out a few reminders. 

First, make sure your student is charging his/her Chromebook at night and bringing his/her charger with them in case of any issues. We sadly don't have space for all students to charge Chromebooks during the day but on the off chance of battery issues it is helpful for them to have their charger with them.

Second, students need their own set of headphones for use with the Chromebooks. This is for when we have them working on independent self paced tasks, and the few times we allow them to listen to music while completing independent assignments. 

We hope everyone is able to enjoy the weekend!

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