Lubbock-Cooper North Elementary

• Flashback Friday - April 1
• Lady Pirate Hoops Academy (flyer below) - April 3
• Dr. Seuss Dress-up Days - April 11-14
• Seussical Musical - April 14 (flyer below)
  
• No School (student/staff holiday) - April 15
• Weather Day (No school) - April 18
• End of Year MAP Testing Window - April 11-22
• Pre-K Roundup (see flyer below) - April 15-26

Important things to remember:

• There is no reason for parents to attend either Round-Up if their child is already enrolled in LCISD. Therefore, current Pre-K parents do not need to attend.
• We would like for Round-Ups to be parent-only events since there will not be anything fun for your children to do here - just paperwork!
• More Round-Up details are below on the flyers...

“Juan is a student I can always count on to do his job and follow the Pirate Code. He has a great appetite for learning and has grown so much over this school year. He is a kind friend to others and is always willing to offer a helping hand. I am so proud of Juan and grateful to have him in class.” Ms. Roberts

“Nate is a leader in our classroom and I can always count on him to follow the Pirate Code. He is a hard worker, a great listener, and he is kind to others. I am excited for him to be our kindergarten Pirate of the Month!” Ms. Reese

“Karter comes to school every day with a smile on her face. She is eager to learn all she can and always follows the Pirate Code. Karter likes to help in any way she can and loves reading. She is a leader in her classroom.” Ms. Burkett

“Ahmari is a student who is hardworking, driven, and helpful. She is always willing to lend a hand to me or a classmate. She exemplifies the Pirate Code in many ways, she is very determined, and always wants to learn more.” Ms. Malokwu

“Ava is a good friend to each and every one. She takes the time to make sure that others have everything they need and understand what is going on before worrying about herself. She is a great example of the Pirate Code and is always doing what is expected with a smile. Around the school, you will frequently hear her addressing adults and peers with respect.” Ms. Dowden

“Abigail is a hard worker and a leader in our classroom. She is always helping, encouraging others, and going above and beyond.” Ms. Rampy and Ms. Stoker

“Milania is always helping out her peers and doing extra jobs in the classroom. She is extremely kind to everyone. She is constantly the first to get started on assignments and puts 110% into everything she does!" Ms. Heath, Ms. Carman, Ms. Matchett

Positive Approach to Student Success

The PASS program is designed to serve students whose behavior interferes with educational progress, and students that have not responded to previously implemented interventions.

PASS students benefit from:

• Social Learning experiences with their typically developing peers

• Increased access to the general education curriculum

• Individualized behavior support, integrating research-based practices and interventions

(Left to Right)

Vanessa Arguello

Tonie Lankford

Marli Dunlap

These amazing ladies on our campus aid different teachers and educate specific students in different classrooms throughout the school. These women always have a smile on their faces and go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure student success.

The role of the Special Education Teaching Assistant is to support the implementation of the Individual Education Program for students with disabilities throughout the school environment, including general education and special education settings. The Special Education Teaching Assistant provides instructional, social-emotional, and behavioral support needed for student progress toward Individual goals under the direction of a certified teacher.

Pictured Left to Right:

Penni Rushing

Kathy Malinowski

Courtney Dworaczyk

Kondi Wagner

Kaywin Apel

Lori Flemons

As the weather is getting warmer, here is a reminder of some things we'd like to highlight from the dress code:

• any attire worn on the lower body must fall in the knee area. The shorts must be hemmed. Shorts, split skirts, dresses, and walking shorts must all meet these criteria.
  
• geometric or unusual patterns shaved or cut in hair is prohibited for girls and boys.
  
• non-natural color variations in hair for girls and boys is prohibited.
  
• hair shall be clean and well-groomed and not covering the eyes. Hair must be maintained so that it is off the face.
  

Each month, students will participate in a day filled with engaging, quick review/pre-teach of concepts that data shows to be difficult for students to master. The day will allow students to rotate through many teachers so they are hearing and learning from other educators. Contents covered: math, reading, writing, science.

Please watch the video below to see what our amazing teachers have to say about the benefits of Flashback Friday, and to see it in action!

We can always use volunteers for events during the year. Getting involved in PTO is a great way to get to know other parents and see the exciting things going on in your child's school in a unique way!

• To sign up for the North PTO GroupMe, use the link: https://forms.gle/xKPKnm6SQUmp3HhY9
• This will give you access to important information and dates during the year.

School doors open for students at 7:15 AM

First bell rings at 7:45 AM

Tardy bell rings at 7:55 AM

School dismisses at 3:20 PM

Annie Crawford, Principal

Krista Klein, Assistant Principal

Justin Guerrant, Assistant Principal

Kylie Prather, Counselor

Website: https://www.lcisd.net/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=428117&type=d&pREC_ID=939369
Phone: 806-776-2100
Facebook: facebook.com/LubbockCooperNorth/
Twitter: @LCISDnorth