Spanish Elementary Survey for the 2020-2021 school year
Estamos recopilando datos para ayudar en la planificación del año escolar 2020-21. Complete la siguiente encuesta una por familia antes del jueves 11 de junio.
Aprendizaje en el sitio -
El objetivo actual para el aprendizaje en el sitio se parecería a un entorno escolar tradicional con prácticas de seguridad adicionales establecidas. Los estudiantes asistirían a un día completo de instrucción, 5 días a la semana. En el caso de otro cierre de la escuela, el nuevo contenido de nivel de grado continuará a través del aprendizaje remoto. Esto no será como el trabajo anterior de AMI.
Aprendizaje fuera del sitio
El objetivo actual para el aprendizaje fuera del sitio sería el aprendizaje virtual a través del Distrito Escolar de Russellville. Este NO será el mismo formato que AMI. Se producirá un nuevo aprendizaje, se esperará la participación y se tomarán calificaciones. El aprendizaje fuera del sitio sería en lugar del aprendizaje en el sitio
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11 de junio de 2020
All work, laptops, and chargers should be turned in by Friday 22, 2020. These things can be dropped off inside the front doors from 9 am to 3 pm.
We want to thank all of our teachers and staff. You are wonderful!! Keep up the great work you do for our kids. #ThankATeacherChallenge
April 20th Things To Know
5 Things To Know
5 Things Everyone Needs to Know
National Autism Day - BE KIND!
Here are some great ideas for free virtual field trips while you are stuck at home. Check it out!
New York State Museum: http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/exhibitions/online
The San Diego Zoo: https://kids.sandiegozoo.org/videos
The Famous Louvre: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visites-en-ligne#tabs
Link to more: https://www.timesunion.com/news/slideshow/20-ideas-for-virtual-field-trips-amid-201053.php
Free meals for kids.
SLC students took part in the RSD Tech Help PSA. Ben Janelle delivered gifts for their participation.
Congratulations to Illiana Carrington. She was 1 of 12 students who received the Diamond Award at the State Capital on March 9th. We are proud of you!!
Interactive math! Plotting systems of equations to find the solution, and adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing polynomials.
The students and faculty at SLC would like to express our appreciation for our counselor, Mrs. Tracie Carter. National School Counseling Week is celebrated every February, and we think Mrs. Carter is one of the best!
SLC Journalism students are preparing the February Newsletter for delivery.
Mr. Craig's Sociology class is creating and administering sociological questionnaires to prove or disprove their hypothesis on different phenomena at SLC.
Students practicing their skills on the whiteboard to evaluate functions in Mrs. Austin's math class.
School Board: Thank you all so much for what you do!
We would like to introduce our SLC Student of the Month for December, Illiana Carrington. Illiana graduated in December and has done a wonderful job of being an all around student. She has worked hard in her classes, she has tried to promote school spirit, and she has helped other students reach their potential. Her next step will be to attend college and work in the nursing field. We are proud of her!
Coach Cranor and Mrs. Carter are our faculty members of the month. They were nominated by our students for their passion. We want to congratulate them on a job well done and their love for making a difference in student lives.
SLC made Christmas cards and cookies to hand out at Russellville Nursing & Rehabilitation.
