Welcome to Parent Orientation! 2019-2020 Iles Mission and Vision - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Welcome to Parent Orientation! 2019-2020 Iles Mission and Vision - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Mrs. Korza Welcome to Parent Orientation! 2019-2020 Iles Mission and Vision Mission: The mission of Iles School is to recognize and nurture the talents and abilities of gifted children as they develop their awareness of themselves as


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Welcome to Parent Orientation!

2019-2020

  • Mrs. Korza
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Iles Mission and Vision

Mission: The mission of Iles School is to recognize and nurture the talents and abilities of gifted children as they develop their awareness

  • f themselves as internationally-minded people.

Vision: Iles School creates a rigorous, global learning environment where students will become active, lifelong learners by using their skills to explore their passions.

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Transdisciplinary Themes

  • 1. Where We Are in Place and Time: Ancient Cultures
  • 2. Sharing the Planet: Earth Systems
  • 3. How We Express Ourselves: Journey Through Time
  • 4. How the World Works: Matter and Space
  • 5. How We Organize Ourselves: Exhibition
  • 6. Who We Are: Discovery
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Curriculum

Units of Inquiry Reading and Writing Workshop Science and Social Science Envision Math Word Study Use of Technology Current Events Just for 5th Grade: Project TEACH and Reading Buddies

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Organization for Students (Getting ready for Middle School!)

“Lockers” Binders, with pocket dividers Note-taking skills Teacher website resources Student Planners Seesaw (shared with classmates) Google Classroom (for each student and their parents only)

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Homework Expectations

Homework is expected to completed and turned in first thing in the

  • morning. If not, the paper will be

marked “late” to communicate that to

  • parents. Students will work on missing

assignments during classroom recess. If late homework becomes a habit, we may begin a system of teacher/parent signatures in the student planners. Please write me a note on the rare

  • ccasion there are extenuating

circumstances. The District 186 guideline for 5th graders is about 50 minutes of homework per

  • night. Although there isn’t a reading log,

students are expected to read. Please contact me if there is significantly more

  • r less than this on a regular basis.
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Grades and Classroom Assessments

  • Summative Assessments - Have students mastered the skill?

1 - Beginning 2 - Progressing 3 - Mastery

  • Formative Assessments - Practice, Assessing Progress

*Percentage *Stamp (“Corrected together in class”)

  • Classroom Calendar - on website for tests/large projects
  • Google Classroom - Scheduled assignments with due dates
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Essential Agreements Interventions & Incentives

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Students worked together to develop

  • ur Essential Agreements. All of

their ideas were then categorized under these four headings: Respect Myself Respect Others Respect Property Respect Learning Interventions:

  • Redirection (Warning)
  • Reflect during recess (half)
  • Reflect during recess (whole) and

fill out a “Think Sheet”

  • Meet and reflect with principal
  • Parent contact

Severe Clause: Detention/Referral/Contact Home Incentives: Individual, group, whole class rewards

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District Assessments and Middle School

Testing: *CogAT (Mid October) *MAP Math and Reading (3/year) *Illinois Assessment of Readiness (Formerly PARCC) -Spring Gifted Identification *Everyone must re-qualify *Qs??? See District Website Programs-Gifted-ID process *Mrs. Tiffany Burris, Coordinator

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Parent Volunteer Opportunities

*Classroom Parties Halloween, Winter, Valentine’s Day *End of Fifth Grade Picnic *Mentor a “Journey Through Time” group *Fundraiser art project *Field trip chaperones *Take an Exhibition Group on a field trip

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What Else Should You Know?

  • Please send only healthy snacks and birthday treats.
  • There are students with allergies, so please do not send any foods containing

peanuts or peanut butter to be eaten in the classroom.

  • Remember gym shoes on Thursday/Friday, library books due Friday.
  • I’ve created a list of all parent emails that were listed on students’ emergency
  • cards. If you’d prefer I leave one off, or add a new one, please let me know.
  • We’re still collecting Boxtops

***Please sign up for conferences and classroom party volunteering tonight!

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Thank you for attending tonight!

One last thing… a quick look at some of the most useful spots on my website.

http://www.sps186.org/teachers/ckorza/?p=2058&b=12