The Eagles' Nest~Grades 2-5

Greetings NES Families!

As we prepare for the EOY testing in m-class, I-Ready, Check Ins and EOG’s, consider having data chats with students who need that extra push. Many of our students are very close to proficiency and reaching one year of growth! LET THEM KNOW THAT THEY CAN DO IT! Check Ins are April 16-19 for GRADES 3-5. Students should arrive on time each day for testing!

April 16 - 3rd Reading & 4th Reading

April 17 - 5th Reading & 3rd Math

April 18 - 5th Science & 4th Math

Also, TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK is approaching (May 6-10). If you would like to send a special note to a teacher/staff member, please complete this GOOGLE FORM.

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Maintaining good school attendance is still of the utmost importance. If you child is sick for multiple days, please send a doctor's note. You can also send a DOJO message/email to your child's teacher, Mrs. Rogers, or Mrs. Shull. Let's finish STRONG! We have several test dates and diagnostics between now and the end of the school year.

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GRADES 2-5--Parents and Families, We are pleased to share that the students can now use IXL at home for extra practice. Details on how to log in will be in your child's bookbag today. IXL is an online learning hub. Students can access the tutorials and continue
independent learning at home. Parents can rely on IXL videos as an additional resource for
supporting their child. THIS IS NOT FOR A GRADE. Access will allow you to work with your child at home and view Math, Science, Social Studies, and ELA tutorials/videos at home. If you have questions/concerns, please contact your child's teacher.

LOG IN TO CLEVER FROM THE PCS DISTRICT PAGE.
(Log in=Student's Lunch Number, Password=North2024)

Let's SOAR!

Nell Sydnor-Waugh

NES Principal (Grades 2-5)

Attending school each day and being on time to school are extremely important to a student’s academic development and achievement. Every day a student is in school is an opportunity to learn, build relationships, and access needed support.Too many absences can cause children to fall behind and make it harder to learn to read. Students are expected to attend school at least 95% of the time. During a 180-day school year, that means students should miss no more than nine days. Each parent/legal guardian is responsible for regular and punctual attendance of any child in their charge within the compulsory age for school attendance. If possible, please try to schedule appointments after school or on Teacher Workdays when students are not in school.

If your child is sick, please send a note. It's recommended that students be symptom free for 24 hours for most illnesses or by the doctor's return date. Medical notes are recommended, especially for consecutive absences. Please contact the school if you have questions or concerns. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Shull can assist you. We're here to help!