Good Morning!
Faculty meeting at 3:20 SHARP. We had a complaint at TAC about the end time so let's start on time!!!
Open space opportunities are;
-K-AGS screening led by Wendy
-Middle school options led by Stephanie
-Gum rule/PBIS led by ???
-Regional Ready updates led by Mariah/Jeff
-Vertical Planning led by Julie
Faculty meeting at 3:20 SHARP. We had a complaint at TAC about the end time so let's start on time!!!
Open space opportunities are;
-K-AGS screening led by Wendy
-Middle school options led by Stephanie
-Gum rule/PBIS led by ???
-Regional Ready updates led by Mariah/Jeff
-Vertical Planning led by Julie
The next two Saturdays our building and classrooms will be used for the WSFCS AIG Screening.
Thanks in advance for allowing us to be back at Brunson again!
These are the rooms that we will need access to:
- Main office
- Cafeteria (with chairs/tables set up for parents)
- Media Center (for testing three 8th grade students)
- Main floor teacher lounge and file room (for adult bathroom access)
- Room numbers: 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16,
- Room numbers: 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, and 28
If you would, please let teachers and staff know that we will be
using these rooms for testing. If desks can be cleared, and any
valuables put away, that would be great.
Thank you so much for your help!
Lora Sheridan, M.Ed.
WS/FC Schools
Educational Diagnostician
The
Department of Educational Leadership, Counseling, and Professional Studies cordially invites you to attend our Open House.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Anderson Conference Center – Main Dining Room
601 MLK Jr. Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27110
Graduate Programs Include:
Master of Arts in the Teaching of English as a Second
Language &Applied Linguistics
Master of Arts in Teaching (Middle Grades and Special
Education)
Master of Education in Elementary Education
Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling
We are canceling the optional
after-school support
sessions scheduled for elementary teachers on March 13, 14, and 15, due
to re-prioritization within Science Instructional Services Department. We
regret any inconveniences these cancellations may cause and thank you
for understanding. Please share this information
with our colleagues at your school. Thank you.
Benika J. Thompson
Thought
you would want to know that School Social Work Week is March 4 through
March
10. School social workers are the liaisons for our families to help
their students succeed. They address the social and psychological issues
that can block academic progress through counseling, crisis
intervention, prevention programs and utilizing the community’s
resources.
School
social workers help young people overcome the difficulties in their
lives
and give them a better chance at succeeding in school. They assist their
fellow school personnel address environmental and family issues that
affect our students to help keep students learning in the classroom.
School social workers are truly the vital link
between home, school and the community. Be sure to thank your school
social worker for all they do for the students, teachers and community.
Below is a link to Governor Perdue's proclamation. Thanks, Larry Sharpe
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