A Reminder about the Remainder! Again, students do not leave until June 1st, and we have so much learning still yet to do! Many teachers are taking the month of May to expand their lessons to project-based learnings or to get students prepared for the next grade level. Still others are using this time to expand their teaching with some cross curricular work with other teachers. The JMS teachers will not be slowing down after testing!
JMS Parent Newsletter May 1-5
We want to remind students, families, and staff, that rest and relaxation is critical, especially during times of stress and ongoing demand for brain power. We encourage all of you to take time to do what you love! Create a small adventure for yourself and family. Breathe in the small, […]
MATH and SCIENCE TCAPS: As we anticipate another week of testing, we are asking once again that students be present with devices fully charged. Students should be rested and nourished each morning, as we know that tests demand critical thinking and alertness.
Please remind your child to have his or her device daily, charged and ready. Be sure to check out our Counselor's Corner too, where Ms. Price and Mr. Sudderth have provided some test taking strategies.
The JMS teachers will not be slowing down after testing! This is both a testament to our teachers, but also the skills of your students. JMS students keep pushing and expanding their knowledge, and we are here to serve them.
Our teachers and leadership team spent time analyzing benchmark data and setting goals for all of our students in their Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies classes. We are so proud of achievement and growth, yet we are pushing and strategizing with intention and planning.
While students will not return to school on Monday, JMS staff will gather with great anticipation for professional learning and preparation. We will be analyzing data, setting goals, and planning for our last leg of the 2023 school year!
First, a message of thanks for your flexibility and understanding during our dismissal on Friday. We know it was short notice, but between our parents, our bus drivers, and our school staff, it was orderly and quick, and all our students were away before the storm started. Again, we thank you for working with us.
As we begin our final round of benchmark testing this week, we are anticipating success in all of our classes!