Wednesday, May 23, 2012
May 23, 2012
Students and Parents,
Thank you for the support and hard work this year. Last night, we said goodbye to our 8th grade students with a promotional ceremony. Congratulations former 8th grade students!
For our 7th grade students, the last day of school will be tomorrow, Thursday, and dismissal will be at 12:15. Report cards will be distributed prior to dismissal.
I want to wish everyone an enjoyful yet restful vacation and to prepare yourselves for the academic challenges for the upcoming school year.
J. Herring
Monday, March 26, 2012
March 26, 2012
Dear Parent(s),
Third Quarter report cards will be sent home by the end of this week. Therefore, the recording of 4th Quarter grades will begin today.
To improve student penmanship and to promote maximum effort on all assignments, students will receive extra points on assignments that are neat and possess the proper heading (Name, date, and class). Ten percent of the total points on any assignment will determine the number of points awarded for penmanship and the appropriate heading.
Thank you,
Jason Herring
Third Quarter report cards will be sent home by the end of this week. Therefore, the recording of 4th Quarter grades will begin today.
To improve student penmanship and to promote maximum effort on all assignments, students will receive extra points on assignments that are neat and possess the proper heading (Name, date, and class). Ten percent of the total points on any assignment will determine the number of points awarded for penmanship and the appropriate heading.
Thank you,
Jason Herring
Sunday, January 29, 2012
January 29, 2012
Dear Parent(s),
The 8th grade is continuing to study WWII. Parent consent letters have been sent home to view certain episodes from the Band of Brothers series. The epsisodes depict the true story of the 101st Airborne during WWII. The 7th grade is continuing to study the causes of the Civil War. Both grades will be assessed with a quiz this Thursday on current topics.
Thank you,
Jason Herring
The 8th grade is continuing to study WWII. Parent consent letters have been sent home to view certain episodes from the Band of Brothers series. The epsisodes depict the true story of the 101st Airborne during WWII. The 7th grade is continuing to study the causes of the Civil War. Both grades will be assessed with a quiz this Thursday on current topics.
Thank you,
Jason Herring
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
December 27, 2011
Dear Parent(s),
On January 2, 2012, students will return to school. Second Quarter grades have been calculated and shortly after students return from the holiday break, report cards will be sent home.
In Social Studies, 7th grade has begun a unit of study on the Civil war whereas 8th grade has begun a unit of study on World War II. To enforce student accountability in regard to studying, students will be quizzed every two to three days. Tests will be administered about every two weeks.
I hope you've enjoyed the holiday break, and I look forward to a fresh start in the 3rd Quarter and new year.
Thank you,
Jason Herring
On January 2, 2012, students will return to school. Second Quarter grades have been calculated and shortly after students return from the holiday break, report cards will be sent home.
In Social Studies, 7th grade has begun a unit of study on the Civil war whereas 8th grade has begun a unit of study on World War II. To enforce student accountability in regard to studying, students will be quizzed every two to three days. Tests will be administered about every two weeks.
I hope you've enjoyed the holiday break, and I look forward to a fresh start in the 3rd Quarter and new year.
Thank you,
Jason Herring
Sunday, November 27, 2011
November 27, 2011
Dear Parent(s),
We are wrapping-up our final week on government, and soon, students will be assessed on multiple amendments from the Bill of Rights and the 14th Amendment. Next week, 7th grade will begin to study the U.S. Civil War whereas 8th grade will begin a unit of study on WWII.
Parents will be contacted each time thier child doen't complete or submit a homework assignment. The student will contact the parent to avoid reducing instructional time for the other students.
Thank you,
J. Herring
We are wrapping-up our final week on government, and soon, students will be assessed on multiple amendments from the Bill of Rights and the 14th Amendment. Next week, 7th grade will begin to study the U.S. Civil War whereas 8th grade will begin a unit of study on WWII.
Parents will be contacted each time thier child doen't complete or submit a homework assignment. The student will contact the parent to avoid reducing instructional time for the other students.
Thank you,
J. Herring
Monday, May 23, 2011
May 23, 2010
Dear Parent(s),
Thank you for your support during the year. As a reminder, the final day of school for 8th grade is Tuesday, May 24th. The promotion ceremomy will commence at 6:00 and 8th grade students are to arrive by 5:30.
In regard to 7th grade, the final day of school will be Wednesday, May 25th. Dismissal is at 11:45.
I encourage all my students to read as much as possible during the break, and I wish everyone a safe and relaxing summer.
J. Herring
Thank you for your support during the year. As a reminder, the final day of school for 8th grade is Tuesday, May 24th. The promotion ceremomy will commence at 6:00 and 8th grade students are to arrive by 5:30.
In regard to 7th grade, the final day of school will be Wednesday, May 25th. Dismissal is at 11:45.
I encourage all my students to read as much as possible during the break, and I wish everyone a safe and relaxing summer.
J. Herring
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
April 27, 2011
Dear Parent(s),
To wrap up the year, students are composing a research paper. Seveth grade students are researching various topics from the U.S.Civil War whereas the 8th grade students are researching various topics from WWII.
Thank you,
Jason Herring
To wrap up the year, students are composing a research paper. Seveth grade students are researching various topics from the U.S.Civil War whereas the 8th grade students are researching various topics from WWII.
Thank you,
Jason Herring
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