
BROOKVIEW PAW PRINT
May 15th, 2020
Bulldog Families,
*Thank you for showing appreciation to our staff last week. It meant a lot to see the kind words and pictures on Padlet and within our community postings!
If you have a Kindergarten student or a 4th grade student I have information for you. We will be celebrating the promotion of each of these grade levels of students.
Kindergarten Ceremony
This will be a virtual ceremony on Zoom. It will take place on Friday, May 28 at 9am for students in Mrs. Clark's, Mrs. Christofis, Ms. Lause's class, Mrs. Brewers and 9:30am for students in Mrs. Remlinger's class. Teachers will send out information about this event but please save the date and time. The ceremony is expected to last about 30 minutes. Please join us to send our wonderful kindergarten class of students on the next!
4th Grade Ceremony
The 4th grade promotion ceremony has two parts. The first part will be a virtual ceremony which will take place on Friday, May 29 at 10am on Zoom. Teachers will send out information for this meeting but save the date and time.
The second part will be a promotion parade for students and families Friday, May 29th! The promotion parade will begin at 6:30pm. The staff at Brookview are driving a predetermined route through 6 Brookview neighborhoods to help 4th grade celebrate promotion to middle school! I can't express how excited I am for this. The neighborhoods are listed below. Also, I've created two points of interest for each neighborhood. These points are places that you can park and safely view the parade from the safety of your own car.
Warren Lakes (subdivision right across from BV)
Shannon Pt & Wilford Rd
Cumberland Way & Grenadier Ln
Rosswood (21st Cumberland)
Rossington Ln & Gossling Dr
Rosswood Blvd & Maple Run Ct
Highlander Park (Behind Warren’s Highlander building)
Lema Circle & Chris Dr
Fairhaven Dr & Chris Dr
Teal Run Apartments (25th Mitthoeffer, south of interstate 70)
Windsong Dr & Windsong Ct
Rouark Ditch (25th street, across from Bristol Square apartments)
Starview Dr & Sheffield Dr
Rouark Ln & Sheffield Dr
Waterstone Apartments (Southeast of 30th & Mitthoeffer)
King Arthur Ct & King Arthur Dr
Waterstone playground area
If you have any questions, let me know. I'm looking forward to celebrating with you and your child!
Additional Announcements:
As the school year comes to an end, it is important to us to return your student’s personal items. We have developed a plan for item retrieval similar to our technology device distribution. All schools will be distributing student personal items via a drive through service the week of June 1st. If you have personal items at school you want to retreive, please complete this survey (bit.ly/endofyearpickup) to assist us. Warren staff will be packing up these items over the next few weeks to prepare for distribution. We will also be collecting school issued textbooks and library books at this time.
The Indiana Department of Education is collecting information to help schools plan and prepare for the next school year. Please help us in our planning efforts by completing the following Parent and Caregiver Survey. Warren Township Family Survey Link.
Previous Information for Review:
Parent Technology Learning Opportunities
Technology support is here! We are excited to offer opportunities for you to learn the technology utilized by your student(s) so that you can better support them in their Learn at Home/E-Learning Experience. We are offering support with Zoom, Google, Seesaw, and the Canvas Parent App. Register to join live learning Sessions with Q&A. Pre-recorded tutorials are also available. I will link a schedule in the Paw Print.
Learning Map (Session Offerings)
Warren Padres / Cuidadores,
¡El soporte tecnológico está aquí! Nos complace ofrecerle oportunidades para que aprenda la tecnología utilizada por su (s) estudiante (s) para que pueda apoyarlos mejor en su experiencia de Aprendizaje en el hogar / E-Learning. Estamos ofreciendo soporte con Zoom, Google, Seesaw y la aplicación Canvas Parent. Regístrese para unirse a las sesiones de aprendizaje en vivo con preguntas y respuestas. También hay tutoriales pregrabados disponibles.
Thank you for your time, have an amazing weekend.
Previous Information for You to Review
Indiana has announced the launch of a Call-and-Learn Hotline for students to use Monday through Friday, 1-5 p.m., that will be operated by members of the Indiana Retired Teachers Association (IRTA). Students can call 1-877-45-study M-F from 1-5 pm for additional support with remote learning.
There have been a few adjustments made to our food outreach program starting the week of May 4th. We will continue on Tuesdays and Fridays from 11-1 at 11 locations. Renaissance School, located at 30th and Post Road will be a new site and will replace Hawthorne Elementary. Wednesdays will continue to be 5:30 - 7 at 2 locations. Lakeside Elementary and now our Moorhead location at 8400 East Tenth Street will be a new site. If you have needs beyond what is being offered, please call or email our hotline at 317-869-4308 or MSDWarrenOutreach@warren.k12.in.us.
Registration for Kindergarten and Preschool in Warren Township begins on Monday, May 4th. There will be a live webinar May 4th at 7 pm. Principals and teachers will present information about Kindergarten and Preschool programs in Warren, demonstrate information about how to register online, and conduct a live question & answer session with audience members. Children must be age 5 on or before September 1 to register for Kindergarten and age 3 on or before September 1 to register for Preschool."
I hope that you and your family have a great weekend. Stay safe and stay connected.
Updates!
Food Outreach Updates: Meals can be picked up between 11:00 – 1:00, on Tuesdays (6 meals) and Fridays (8 meals) at the following DISTRICT locations. Please use the main entrance at each of these locations.
Eastridge Elementary School – 10930 East Tenth Street, 46229
Creston Intermediate Middle School – 10925 East Prospect Street, 46239
Pleasant Run Elementary School – 1800 North Franklin Road, 46219
Raymond Park Intermediate Middle School – 8575 East Raymond Street, 46239
Stonybrook Intermediate Middle School – 11300 Stonybrook Drive, 46229
Renaissance School – 8931 East 30th Street, 46219
Warren Central High School – 9500 East 16th Street, 46229
Meals can also be picked up between 11:00 – 1:00, Tuesdays (6 meals) and Fridays (8 meals) at the following COMMUNITY satellite locations. Yellow district school busses will be used to distribute food at these locations.
Braeburn Village Apartments – 2170 Braeburn East Drive, 46219
Knoll Ridge Apartments – 11415 Knollridge Lane, 46229
Shiloh Estates Mobile Home Park – 7441 Chinook Circle, 46219
Washington Pointe Apartments – 625 Belhaven Place, 46229
Wednesday Evening Food Outreach Locations
Starting Wednesday, May 6th, meals can also be picked up between 5:30 – 7:00, on Wednesdays (4 meals) at the following DISTRICT locations.
Lakeside Elementary School – 9601 East 21st Street, 46229 (Front Entrance)
Moorhead School – 8400 East 10th Street, 46219 (East Side of Building)
If you find yourself in need beyond what is being offered, a District Community Outreach hotline and email have been created. You can either call 1-317-869-4308 or email
MSDWarrenOutreach@warren.k12.in.us with your information. Someone from the district will contact you as soon as possible.
Registration for Kindergarten and Preschool in Warren Township begins on Monday, May 4th. There will be a live webinar May 4th at 7pm. Principals and teachers will present information about Kindergarten and Preschool programs in Warren, demonstrate information about how to register online, and conduct a live question & answer session with audience members. Children must be age 5 on or before September 1 to register for Kindergarten and age 3 on or before September 1 to register for Preschool.
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- "MSD of Warren Township is evaluating our technology needs and how to better serve our families and students of the district. Since iPads and Chromebooks require a WiFi connection, we are interested to know whether our students have access to WiFi at home.
Additional Information from Cellular Carriers
Thank You for Connecting With Us
Parents and family,
I have seen many of you and your children connecting with school using Zoom virtual meetings. This is going to be a great tool for us to use as we stay connected and engage students in learning opportunities! I've had a lot of fun dropping in to virtual classrooms and seeing the smiling students and parents. I encourage you to continue to support your child with not only Zoom but the new learning lessons and choice board activities (available Monday morning by 8am (https://www.warren.k12.in.us/o/msd-of-warren-township/page/learn-at-home-student-lessons). Stay safe and stay connected!
Reminder from last week:
As we transition to Learn at Home, we will be utilizing online tools and devices. I am asking that in an effort to maintain effective and timely communication that you please update your email addresses and phone numbers. If you have recently changed any of your contact information, please reach out to me via email with the changes. I will personally make sure this is updated.
Technology Access for Learn at Home
Learn at Home activities will provide students access to both offline and online activities. Additionally, devices will be used to connect with teachers virtually. If you have questions about Learning at Home or need technology support, please visit our eLearning/Learn at Home website for information about our Learn at Home plan, technology access resources, and Frequently Asked Questions, or contact our eLearning Hotline (317-608-0545).
The device and charger will need to be returned in the same condition it was received to the school at the conclusion of the Learn at Home window. If the event that the device and charger are not received or returned damaged, your family will be charged for repair/replacement. Any device unaccounted for past the return date will be remotely disabled and all data erased.
Warren Township Food Distribution Information
***You can find all of the information on Warren Township's Food Distribution @ https://www.warren.k12.in.us/article/219317?org=msd-of-warren-township***
Update!!!
To provide increased quantities of meals and to lessen the need to travel on a daily basis, we are adjusting and expanding our food outreach program. We have added a Wednesday evening food outreach site at Post Road Christian Church and now Lakeside Elementary from 5:30pm - 7:00pm. Wednesday locations will distribute a total of 8 meals. Starting next week, we will be distributing 6 meals on Tuesdays and 8 meals on Fridays at now 11 locations from 11:00 -1:00. Eastridge and Hawthorne will be added as Tuesday / Friday locations.
Meals can be picked up between 11:00 – 1:00, Monday – Friday at the following DISTRICT locations:
Creston Intermediate Middle School – 10925 E Prospect St, 46239
Pleasant Run Elementary School – 1800 N Franklin Road, 46219
Raymond Park Intermediate Middle School – 8575 E Raymond Street, 46239
Stonybrook Intermediate Middle School – 11300 Stonybrook Drive, 46229
Warren Central High School – 9500 E 16th Street, 46229
Meals can also be picked up between 11:00 – 1:00, Monday – Friday at the following COMMUNITY satellite locations. Yellow district school busses will be used to distribute food at these locations:
Braeburn Village Apartments – 2170 Braeburn E Drive, 46219
Knoll Ridge Apartments – 11415 Knollridge Ln, 46229
Shiloh Estates Mobile Home Park – 7441 Chinook Cir, 46219
Washington Pointe Apartments – 625 Belhaven Place, 46229
If any you have any questions, please call the hotline - MSD Warren Township Community Outreach Hotline, 1-317-869-4308. Thanks.
Yearbooks for 2019-2020
School Closing Information
Gov. Holcomb's announcement means that MSD of Warren Townships schools will now be closed for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year.
A web page has been created to provide resources and to organize our communications to our staff and families. I encourage you to visit this page if you have questions. Dr. Hanson has asked our district leaders to provide frequent and formal updates to our building leaders and other district personnel to ensure that our information is consistent, accurate, and helpful to the day to day operations of providing a safe environment for teaching and learning.
Preventive Measures
In all of our conversations with local officials and the guidance received from state and federal entities, practicing good hygiene is still one of the best preventive measures we can do to lessen the chances of becoming infected with the virus.
- Wash your hands often and thoroughly with soap and warm water
- Use alcohol based hand sanitizer in between hand washing
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose, mouth
- Use social distancing and limit handshakes and hugs
- Stay home when you are sick and fever free for at least 24 hours
- Clean and disinfect frequently. Be sure to follow the guidelines of the cleaning product to maximize its cleaning effectiveness.
As a district, we have placed an emphasis on increased cleaning protocols in high traffic and high contact areas, including transportation.
- Additional cleaning supplies have been sent to schools.
- Busses are being disinfected as much as possible in between and after routes.
- High traffic and high contact areas in our cafeterias are being cleaned and disinfected throughout the day.
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***Hi, this message is from Mr. Coleman, the proud principal of Brookview Elementary. I want to ensure that you have access to information about your child's school. If you have any questions about the happenings at Brookview Elementary School, please reach out to me directly at jcoleman3@warren.k12.in.us.***
Teaching and Learning
Teaching and Learning Emphasis
At Brookview Elementary, we want our students to be strong readers! There are 5 major components to reading. I will be sharing information on each of the 5 components of reading over the next several weeks. Let's start with fluency.
What Is Fluency?
Fluency is the ability to read "like you speak." Hudson, Lane, and Pullen define fluency this way: "Reading fluency is made up of at least three key elements: accurate reading of connected text at a conversational rate with appropriate prosody or expression." Non-fluent readers suffer in at least one of these aspects of reading: they make many mistakes, they read slowly, or they don't read with appropriate expression and phrasing.
Many researchers have found that fluency is highly correlated with reading comprehension—that is, when a student reads fluently, that student is likely to comprehend what he or she is reading.
So how do we teach it?
Teacher Modeling
Examples of teacher modeling include:
- Teacher-assisted reading
- Peer-assisted reading
- Audio-assisted reading
Key point: Teacher modeling involves more than just listening to someone else read. Students must be actively involved 100 percent of the time and in a multi-sensory way.
Parents, you play a major role here as well. Allowing your children consistent opportunities to read to you is key. Every night, have your children read to you. This helps your child become a strong reader!
WHO ARE WE?
At Brookview Elementary school, we strive to develop and enrich students to their full potential. One of the ways that we do this is by focusing on critical thinking, content knowledge, collaboration, citizenship, creativity, and resilience.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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MARCH
All Events in March have been cancelled
APRIL
All Events in April have been cancelled
May
All Events in May have been cancelled
***Health and Safety Information***
Outbreaks of novel virus infections among people are always of public health concern. While the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) considers this to be a serious public health threat, based on current information, the immediate health risk from to the general American public is considered low at this time. That said, we will continue to take proactive preparedness measures as more cases are likely to be identified in the United States.
Our school district is working closely with state and local health departments to review and
update emergency preparation plans in the event of a pandemic. Our Operations Department
continues to work diligently to ensure a cleanly environment for both students and staff. In the event of a confirmed case in the MSD of Warren Township, appropriate measures would be taken with the guidance of the health department. It is important to have correct information about the Coronavirus. Click here to access CDC
information on the virus.
At this time, the MSD Warren Township will monitor students using normal school procedures to assess symptoms. Patients with confirmed 2019-nCoV infection have reported mild to severe respiratory symptoms, including fever, cough, and shortness of breath. We continue to
encourage all student and staff to practice good heath hygiene to prevent the spread of any
illness, including viruses. These steps include:
Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds
If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer
Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands
Avoid close contact with people who are sick
Stay home when you are sick – fever free for 24 hours without use of medication
Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash
Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces
2019/2020 PESTICIDE NOTIFICATION REGISTRY
The Indiana Pesticide Review Board has regulations that impact how school
corporations may use pesticides on school grounds. MSD Warren Township follows
these guidelines and we are inviting parents and guardians to join our Pesticide
Notification Registry. By signing up for this registry, you will be notified via email at
least 48 hours prior to a pesticide application at your child’s school, subject to certain
exceptions. You will be invited to sign up for this notification each school year.
You will need to sign up for this notification every school year.
If you would like to participate, please complete the required
form found at www.warren.k12.in.us.
INTRODUCING RAPTOR VISITOR MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Every visitor who enters our school will be asked to present a state of federal ID, such as a Driver’s License, that will be scanned into the Raptor System. Once the visitor has been approved, the office staff will enter the reason, destination of the visit and the Raptor System will print a photo ID visitor badge. If for any reason a parent or guardian does not have a U.S. government-issued ID, the staff member can use any form of ID and manually enter the person’s name into the Raptor System.
A photo ID visitor badge is not required for those who visit our schools to drop off an item or pick-up paperwork at the front desk. Further, they may drop off their items(s) or remain in the waiting area until their student is available. Please be aware that current practices established in each building will remain in effect.
The safety of our students is our highest priority. The Raptor Visitor Management System will provide us with a consistent process of knowing who is in our buildings at all times as well as a tool to identify those individuals who may present a danger to our students and staff.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation and support towards enhancing school safety protocols in our district. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact BROOKVIEW ELEMENTARY at 317-532-3050.
Sincerely,
Jeremy Coleman
Principal
PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
MSD of Warren Township has created a comprehensive strategic plan based on community input that will ensure all students and staff have the conditions necessary to develop and apply Journey of a Graduate (JoG) skills and dispositions. The Journey of a Graduate skills are a set of 6 skills and dispositions that have been identified by our community needed for success in and out of school. The JoG skills are Critical Thinking, Citizenship, Communication, Collaboration, Content Knowledge, and Resilience. These JoG skills will serve as the foundation of the district strategic plan.
TRANSPORTATION CHANGES
PLEASE NOTIFY THE OFFICE BEFORE 1:00 p.m.
OF ANY TRANSPORTATION CHANGES.
SCHOOL START TIMES
During the 2019-20 school year, Warren has implemented a three tier transportation schedule. As a result, there are new school start times for our students. These changes allow us to provide a safer and more efficient transportation experience for our students. More information is available on our website.
- High School (9-12) - 7:15AM - 2:20PM
- Elementary School (K-4) - 8:05AM - 3:05PM
- Intermediate/Middle School (5-8) - 8:55AM - 3:55PM
- Warren Early Childhood Center & Renaissance - 8:55AM - 3:55PM
BROOKVIEW SCHOOL TIMES:
School Day - 8:05AM - 3:05PM
Doors Open - 7:55AM
Tardy Bell - 8:05AM
LOST & FOUND IS OVERFLOWING!
NEW WARREN APP AND WEBSITE
Warren Township School District has a new app and website! The purpose of the app and website is to provide regular updates through the live feed, district news, and
district events sections as well as other important district information. The app includes easy access to the weekly breakfast and lunch menu, staff contacts, district documents, bullying and safety reporting form, and much much more. The Warren app can be downloaded at the Apple and Android App Store. Stay informed and download the app today. The district website is www.warren.k12.in.us.
LUNCH MENU
Warren Township Schools, in partnership with Chartwells K12, publish breakfast and lunch menus through Nutrislice - an interactive website and a free smartphone app. Our school community can access our menus anywhere, anytime! Click here for the menus or download the menu Nutrislice app.
Parents and students at Chartwells districts across the country have access to descriptions, images, and nutrition and allergy information for all menu items. Our menus are also accessible on the web, mobile devices, tablets, and as a traditional PDF that can be printed and put on the fridge. We have developed our own portfolio of beautiful photos of our recipes and created exciting content and nutrition education that engages both students and parents!
Chartwells will provide reasonable modifications to students with medical needs/disabilities on a case-by-case basis with proper medical documentation from a physician or medical provider. Please contact Resident Dietitian, Haley Quade at 317-869-4441 for more information.
BREAKFAST AND LUNCH TIMES
Breakfast
Breakfast is served in the classrooms each morning from 7:55am - 8:15am
Lunch
Kindergarten Lunch - 10:50am - 11:20am
1st Grade Lunch - 11:30am - 12:00pm
2nd Grade Lunch - 12:00pm - 12:30pm
3rd Grade Lunch - 12:35pm - 1:05pm
4th Grade Lunch - 1:05pm - 1:35pm
MEDICATIONS
PHOTOGRAPHS
HEADPHONES
BROOKVIEW ELEMENTARY
Email: jcoleman3@warren.k12.in.us
Website: brookview.warren.k12.in.us
Location: 1550 North Cumberland Road, Indianapolis, IN, USA
Phone: 317-532-3050