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Our whole district is on board with summer learning! Here are some "ready to go" ideas of how to make learning fun all summer long!

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Check out the TSD Summer Learning Padlet!

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We're asking that ALL students in grade K-5 use DREAMBOX Math for 20-30 minutes per day at least four days per week. Have your kids use it when it works in your schedule, but PLEASE make sure that they do! Parent tip:)- LOOK at your student's use weekly, only the time spent in the "learning part" counts for "work"- the "arcade" area is SUPER fun, but does not count towards time. :) Can't find your log in? contact kdidocha@troy.k12.mi.us for help!

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BEST case scenario, we're in school face to face in the fall- if we are, and even if we aren't,, school supplies will be needed (either at home or at school) . Here's the list by grade of what our team suggests.

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We're asking that ALL students in grades K-5 READ (or be read to) at least 30 minutes a day, at least FIVE days per week. Reading loss is the single biggest learning loss during a summer vacation, add to that a pandemic- READING is super important! We use K-5 a program called RAZ Kids for reading on line - Please consider using this app to read daily. The app is easy and fun, and will also track students time use on the app so we can see that kids are reading! Can't find you log in? Contact kdidocha@troy.k12.mi.us for help!

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Morse Summer Nights Passion Food July 1 2020 

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Morse Summer Nights Flyer GROW July 15 2020

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Game Night Passion Project July 29 2020 

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Hello ONE Troy,

As we continue to build an inclusive learning community for all, the Troy School District is gathering reflections of student experiences to further our Equity and Inclusion work. Listening to the lived experiences of our students will help us better understand the strengths and challenges within our district.

We have created a form that allows students and alumni to indicate their interest in sharing their story with us. It is our intention to follow up with a representative group of students and/or alumni to conduct short interviews highlighting a variety of perspectives and experiences to use in professional learning. The form will be shared today with TSD families and alumni through email and social media. If you know of  student or former student who might be interested in sharing his or her personal story, please feel free to forward the link.

https://forms.gle/fBT4Rcxob9hA6zUYA