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This link provides information on some of the benefits of small groups as well as an idea to what small group may look like.

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Your student will benefit from support and enrichment in small groups. Small groups are completed during content area learning for reading, math, and science. Small groups are no more than 5 students.

Espanol: Su estudiante se beneficiará del apoyo y enriquecimiento en grupos pequeños. Los grupos pequeños se completan durante el aprendizaje del área de contenido de lectura, matemáticas y ciencias. Los grupos pequeños no superan los 5 alumnos. Visite este enlace para obtener más información sobre el apoyo a grupos pequeños. Elija la pestaña de traducción en la parte superior de la página.
https://www.colorincolorado.org/article/best-practice-ells-small-group-interventions

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Please familiarize yourself with our class schedule.

Remember Mondays are EARLY RELEASE days. Students are released at 12:55p

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Your child will be empowered from weekly student-teacher conferences. Each week, I will meet with your student to discuss their progress as well as set short and long term goals. Students will receive a signed and detailed conference form to discuss with their families.

Español: Su hijo se sentirá empoderado gracias a las conferencias semanales entre estudiantes y maestros. Cada semana, me reuniré con su estudiante para discutir su progreso y establecer metas a corto y largo plazo. Los estudiantes recibirán un formulario de conferencia detallado y firmado para discutirlo con sus familias.

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Each day, your student will participate in IReady or IXL learning. These online learning platforms are used as enrichment resources as they are tailored to your student learning needs. Your student's progress is saved after each session to ensure their success while using the programs.

Español: Cada día, su estudiante participará en el aprendizaje IReady o IXL. Estas plataformas de aprendizaje en línea se utilizan como recursos de enriquecimiento, ya que se adaptan a las necesidades de aprendizaje de sus estudiantes. El progreso de su estudiante se guarda después de cada sesión para garantizar su éxito al usar los programas. Haga clic en el enlace a continuación para obtener más información sobre IXL y cómo beneficia a su estudiante. https://www.ixl.com/resources/IXL-parent-handout/Spanish

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Article: Learn More About The IMPACTS of Family Involvement

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Family Involvement / Participación Familiar

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Family Involvement / Participación Familiar

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Staying involved in your child's education will have a positive impact on their overall growth and success. Family involvement is important because it reduces the barriers between the classroom and home. We share your student together, so I want nothing more than for you to be comfortable asking questions and seeking assistance when needed. Students with families that are actively engaged in their education earn higher grades and score higher on tests, graduate from high school and college, develop self-confidence and motivation in the classroom, and

have better social skills and classroom behavior.

Español: Mantenerse involucrado en la educación de su hijo tendrá un impacto positivo en su crecimiento y éxito general. La participación familiar es importante porque reduce las barreras entre el aula y el hogar. Compartimos a su estudiante juntos, así que todo lo que quiero es que se sienta cómodo haciendo preguntas y buscando ayuda cuando sea necesario. Los estudiantes con familias que participan activamente en su educación obtienen calificaciones más altas y obtienen mejores resultados en los exámenes, se gradúan de la escuela secundaria y la universidad, desarrollan confianza en sí mismos y motivación en el aula y tienen mejores habilidades sociales y comportamiento en la escuela.

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The Key to Student Success, Research Shows

If you could wave a magic wand that would improve the chances of school success for your children as well as their classmates, would you take up that challenge?

For decades, researchers have pointed to one key success factor that transcends nearly all others, such as socioeconomic status, student background or the kind of school a student attends: parental involvement.

The extent to which schools nurture positive relationships with families - and vice versa - makes all the difference, research shows. Students whose parents stay involved in school have better attendance and behavior, get better grades, demonstrate better social skills and adapt better to school.

Parental involvement also more securely sets these students up to develop a lifelong love of learning, which researchers say is key to long-term success.

A generation ago, the National PTA found that three key parent behaviors are the most accurate predictors of student achievement, transcending both family income and social status:

1. creating a home environment that encourages learning;

2. communicating high, yet reasonable, expectations for achievement; and

3. staying involved in a child's education at school.

What's more, researchers say when this happens, the motivation, behavior and academic performance of all children at a particular school improve. Simply put, the better the partnership between school and home, the better the school and the higher the student achievement across the board.
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What Is Parental Involvement, and How Is It Different From Parental Engagement?

Parental involvement is the active, ongoing participation of a parent or primary caregiver in the education of a child. Parents can demonstrate involvement at home by:

reading with children;

helping with homework;

discussing school events;

attending school functions, including parent-teacher meetings; and

volunteering in classrooms.

While both parental involvement and parental engagement in school support student success, they have important differences.

Involvement is the first step towards engagement. It includes participation in school events or activities, with teachers providing learning resources and information about their student's grades. With involvement, teachers hold the primary responsibility to set educational goals.

But while teachers can offer advice, families and caregivers have important information about their children that teachers may not know. So a student's learning experience is enriched when both bring their perspectives to the table.

With engagement, home and school come together as a team. Schools empower parents and caregivers by providing them with ways to actively participate, promoting them as important voices in the school and removing barriers to engagement. Examples include encouraging families to join the family-teacher association or arranging virtual family-teacher meetings for families with transportation issues.

Research has found that the earlier educators establish family engagement, the more effective they are in raising student performance.

Why Is It Important to Involve Parents in School?

It Benefits Students

Children whose families are engaged in their education are more likely to:

earn higher grades and score higher on tests;

graduate from high school and college;

develop self-confidence and motivation in the classroom; and

have better social skills and classroom behavior.

In one study, researchers looked at longitudinal data on math achievement and found that effectively encouraging families to support students' math learning at home was associated with higher percentages of students who scored at or above proficiency on standardized math achievement tests.

Students whose parents are involved in school are also less likely to suffer from low self-esteem or develop behavioral issues, researchers say.

And classrooms with engaged families perform better as a whole, meaning that the benefits affect virtually all students in a classroom.

It Positively Influences Children's Behavior

Decades of research have made one thing clear: parental involvement in education improves student attendance, social skills and behavior. It also helps children adapt better to school.

In one instance, researchers looking at children's academic and social development across first, third and fifth grade found that improvements in parental involvement are associated with fewer ​"problem behaviors" in students and improvements in social skills. Researchers also found that children with highly involved parents had ​"enhanced social functioning" and fewer behavior problems.

It Benefits Teachers

Because it improves classroom culture and conditions, parent involvement also benefits teachers. Knowing more about a student helps teachers prepare better and knowing that they have parents' support ensures that teachers feel equipped to take academic risks and push for students to learn more.

How Can Parents Get Involved in Their Child's Education?

1. Make learning a priority in your home, establishing routines and schedules that enable children to complete homework, read independently, get enough sleep and have opportunities to get help from you. Talk about what's going on in school.

2. Read to and with your children: Even 10-20 minutes daily makes a difference. And parents can go further by ensuring that they read more each day as well, either as a family or private reading time that sets a good example.

3. Ask teachers how they would like to communicate. Many are comfortable with text messages or phone calls, and all teachers want parents to stay up to date, especially if problems arise.

4. Attend school events, including parent-teacher conferences, back-to-school nights and others - even if your child is not involved in extracurricular activities.

5. Use your commute to connect with your kids; ask them to read to you while you drive and encourage conversations about school.

6. Eat meals together: It's the perfect opportunity to find out more about what's going on in school.

7. Prioritize communication with teachers, especially if demanding work schedules, cultural or language barriers are an issue. Find out what resources are available to help get parents involved.

Parental Involvement Outside the Classroom

Outside of the classroom, engaged parents more often see themselves as advocates for their child's school - and are more likely to volunteer or take an active role in governance.

Researchers have noted that parent involvement in school governance, for instance, helps parents understand educators' and other parents' motivations, attitudes and abilities. It gives them a greater opportunity to serve as resources for their children, often increasing their own skills and confidence. In a few cases, these parents actually further their own education and upgrade their job.

While providing improved role models for their children, these parents also ensure that the larger community views the school positively and supports it. They also provide role models for future parent leaders.

Reading and Homework

Very early in their school career - by fourth grade - children are expected to be able to read to learn other subjects. But recent research shows that about two-thirds of the nation's public school fourth graders aren't proficient readers.

To make children successful in reading, and in school more generally, the single most important thing you can do is to read aloud with them.

Youth Sports and Other Extracurricular Activities

Parents can make or break their child's relationship with sports and other extracurricular activities, so they should think deeply about how to show children the fun of mastering a new skill, working toward a group or individual goal, weathering adversity, being a good sport and winning or losing gracefully.

Beyond this, parents with coaching skills should consider volunteering to get involved. The National Alliance for Youth Sports notes that only about 5% to 10% of youth sports coaches have received any relevant training before coaching, with most coaches stepping up because their child is on the team and no one else volunteered.

Parental Involvement in Juvenile Justice

Parents finding themselves involved in the juvenile justice system on behalf of their kids face a system that offers many challenges and few resources.

The Annie E. Casey Foundation's Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative has long sought to sharply reduce reliance on detention, with the aim of decreasing reliance on juvenile incarceration nationwide.

But parents whose children face the judicial system can make a difference. Surveys of corrections officials note that family involvement is one of the most important issues facing the juvenile system, and it is also the most operationally challenging.

One well-respected framework outlines the importance of five ​"dimensions" that measure parental involvement, including receptivity to receiving help, a belief in positive change, investment in planning and obtaining services and a good working relationship between the parent and the justice system.

What Successful Parental Involvement Looks Like

Experts urge parents to be present at school as much as possible and to show interest in children's schoolwork.

As noted in the Annie E. Casey Foundation ​"Parental Involvement in Education Policy" brief, the National PTA lists six key standards for good parent/​family involvement programs:

1. Schools engage in regular, two-way, meaningful communication with parents.

2. Parenting skills are promoted and supported.

3. Parents play an integral role in assisting student learning.

4. Parents are welcome in the school as volunteers, and their support and assistance are sought.

5. Parents are full partners in the decisions that affect children and families.

6. Community resources are used to strengthen schools, families and student learning.

How To Avoid Negative Parental Involvement

Teachers may, on occasion, complain of ​"helicopter parents" whose involvement - sometimes called ​"hovering" - does more harm than good. One veteran educator recently told the story of an award-winning colleague who quit the profession because of the growing influence of ​"a group of usually well-intentioned, but over-involved, overprotective and controlling parents who bubble-wrap their children."

What these parents fail to understand, he said, is that their good intentions ​"often backfire," impeding their children's coping skills and capacity to problem-solve. Such over-involvement can actually increase children's anxiety and reduce self-esteem.

The colleague's plea: ​"Please partner with us rather than persecute us. That will always be in your children's best interests."

Resources for Parents, Teachers, School Administrators and Advocates

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Parental Involvement in Your Child's Education

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Parental involvement makes better students, more relaxed teachers and more confident parents. Learn how to get involved in your child's education and life.

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Ms. Rivera pictured above. La Sra. Rivera en la foto de arriba.

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Greetings Families,

As we settle into the new year, I am finding great joy getting to know your student and being his/her teacher! Although the beginning of the year is a busy time of year, it is important that I introduce myself to you! As you know, I am Ms. Rivera! I am currently in my first year of teaching and received my teaching degree from Saint Leo University! I am a mother to four boys and two girls, all of who range from ages 9-13. In our large family we enjoy spending time outdoors, traveling, and watching movies. One of my favorite hobbies is reading and I also enjoy anything coconut! My desire is to help your student develop a love for education as we never stop learning! I will dedicate my time to your student to ensure that he/she is reaching their full potential. I will reach out the moment that any concerns arise. I look forward to getting to know your family and having a great school year as time progresses. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions, comments, or concerns. I will respond within 1-2 business days. If you ever have an urgent matter, please feel free to contact the Office of Administration.

Sincerely,

Ms. Rivera

Saludos familias,

A medida que nos acomodamos en el nuevo año, ¡me siento muy feliz de conocer a su estudiante y ser su maestro! Aunque el comienzo del año es una época muy ocupada, ¡es importante que me presente ante ustedes! Como saben, ¡soy la Sra. Rivera! ¡Actualmente estoy en mi primer año de enseñanza y recibí mi título de docente de la Universidad Saint Leo! Soy madre de cuatro niños y dos niñas, todos ellos entre 9 y 13 años. En nuestra gran familia disfrutamos pasar tiempo al aire libre, viajar y ver películas. ¡Uno de mis pasatiempos favoritos es leer y también disfruto todo lo que sea coco! ¡Mi deseo es ayudar a su estudiante a desarrollar el amor por la educación ya que nunca dejamos de aprender! Dedicaré mi tiempo a su estudiante para asegurarme de que alcance su máximo potencial. Me comunicaré en el momento en que surja alguna inquietud. Espero conocer a su familia y tener un excelente año escolar a medida que avance el tiempo. No dude en comunicarse conmigo si tiene alguna pregunta, comentario o inquietud. Responderé dentro de 1-2 días hábiles. Si alguna vez tiene un asunto urgente, no dude en comunicarse con la Oficina de Administración.

Atentamente,

Sra. Rivera

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Familiarícese con nuestro horario de clases.

Recuerde que los lunes son días de SALIDA TEMPRANA. Los estudiantes salen a las 12:55 p.m.

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Please feel free to contact me. Por favor no dude en ponerse en contacto conmigo.

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Teacher Contact / Contactar con la Profesora

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Teacher Contact / Contactar con la Profesora

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Email: Ms.Rivera@SchoolEmail.edu

Direct Phone Number: 813-318-8138

School Phone Number: 813-831-8813

Correo electrónico: Ms.Rivera@SchoolEmail.edu

Número de teléfono directo: 813-318-8138

Número de teléfono de la escuela: 813-831-8813

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Parent Involvement Makes a Difference to School Kids

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¡La Participación De Los Padres Es Clave!

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Reading with Your Child / Lee con tu hija/hijo

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Reading with Your Child / Lee con tu hija/hijo

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One way to support your student at home can be to read with your child. Research has shown that reading to your child not only strengthens the family bond but also teaches your child to develop social-emotional skills such as problem solving and empathy. Reading to your student also help them better understand the world around them. As you read, your child is making connections to the things they see, the people they know, and the places they have been.

Tips:

Create a routine for reading with your child Minimum Reading Time: 15 mins

Allow your child to choose a book for you to read

Have your child make connections and predictions as you read

Talk about new and unknown words

Una forma de apoyar a su estudiante en casa puede ser leer con su hijo. Las investigaciones han demostrado que leerle a su hijo no solo fortalece el vínculo familiar, sino que también le enseña a desarrollar habilidades socioemocionales como la resolución de problemas y la empatía. Leerle a su estudiante también le ayudará a comprender mejor el mundo que lo rodea. Mientras lee, su hijo establece conexiones con las cosas que ve, las personas que conoce y los lugares en los que ha estado.

Consejos:

Cree una rutina de lectura con su hijo Tiempo mínimo de lectura: 15 minutos

Permita que su hijo elija un libro para que usted lea

Haga que su hijo haga conexiones y predicciones mientras lee.

Hablar de palabras nuevas y desconocidas.

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Introduction: Benefits of Reading Aloud to Child

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Teachers College Reading and Writing Project

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How Do I Help my Child Get Their Reading Homework Done?

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Encourage Active Learning / Fomentar el aprendizaje Activo

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Encourage Active Learning / Fomentar el aprendizaje Activo

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Homework seems to be the enemy of most students and a few parents. Homework does not have to be a daunting task! Families can support their student by encouraging active learning during homework time. When your child has homework assignments, ask your child questions! Ask them to explain to you what they are doing and why they are doing it. Most of the time you and your child can relate their homework assignments to the world around them. Math can be used in all every day activities such as cooking or shopping. Science can be observed during sports practice or the drive home from late night snacking and reading can be done during all times!

Ways to encourage active learning:

Review your students homework task with them

ASK QUESTIONS about their learning

Make a personal connection to what your child is doing

Use known names during reading task and when asking relatable questions

Use math operations to determine time, money, distance, etc.

Play mental math games

Have your student recall facts at random times

La tarea parece ser el enemigo de la mayoría de los estudiantes y de algunos padres. ¡La tarea no tiene por qué ser una tarea desalentadora! Las familias pueden apoyar a sus estudiantes fomentando el aprendizaje activo durante el tiempo de tarea. Cuando su hijo tenga tarea, ¡hagale preguntas! Pídales que expliquen qué están haciendo y por qué lo están haciendo. La mayoría de las veces usted y su hijo pueden relacionar sus tareas con el mundo que los rodea. Las matemáticas se pueden utilizar en todas las actividades cotidianas, como cocinar o ir de compras. ¡La ciencia se puede observar durante la práctica deportiva o de camino a casa después de un refrigerio nocturno y se puede leer en cualquier momento!

Formas de fomentar el aprendizaje activo:

Revisa con ellos los deberes de tus alumnos

HAGA PREGUNTAS sobre su aprendizaje

Establezca una conexión personal con lo que hace su hijo.

Utilice nombres familiares durante la tarea de lectura y cuando haga preguntas identificables.

Utilice operaciones matemáticas para determinar el tiempo, el dinero, la distancia, etc.

Juega juegos de cálculo mental

Haga que su estudiante recuerde hechos en momentos aleatorios.

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Engage in your child's creativity! You can support your student's learning by allowing them to complete puzzles, create with Play-Doh, build with Legos, play online learning games, help with cooking, gardening, etc. Your student may enjoy these activities but as they participate in them, your student does not know he/she is engaged in critical thinking. Your child is learning! Fostering your student's creativity through the use of these tools will help them better understand the world around them and acquire background knowledge for their future learning lessons! If your family is in need of STEM resources, please contact me via email or in your child's planner!

Español: ¡Participe en la creatividad de su hijo! Puede apoyar el aprendizaje de su estudiante permitiéndole completar rompecabezas, crear con Play-Doh, construir con Legos, jugar juegos de aprendizaje en línea, ayudarlo con la cocina, la jardinería, etc. Su estudiante puede disfrutar de estas actividades, pero a medida que participa en ellas, su El estudiante no sabe que está involucrado en el pensamiento crítico. ¡Tu hijo está aprendiendo! ¡Fomentar la creatividad de sus estudiantes mediante el uso de estas herramientas les ayudará a comprender mejor el mundo que los rodea y a adquirir conocimientos previos para sus futuras lecciones de aprendizaje! Si su familia necesita recursos STEM, ¡comuníquese conmigo por correo electrónico o en la agenda de su hijo!

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Instill a love of learning in your little ones! These simple STEM projects for kids will help reinforce important life skills and help to potentially spark a lifetime interest in this crucial field.

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Please feel free to ask me about any of the opportunities to become involved in the class/school community:

PTA

Classroom Parent

Class Party Coordinator

Field Trip Chaperone

S.A.C

Club Member

Español: No dude en preguntarme sobre cualquiera de las oportunidades para participar en la comunidad de clase/escuela:

PTA

Padre de clase

Coordinador de fiesta de clase

Acompañante de excursión

SACO

Miembro del Club

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Hillsborough County Public Schools / Homepage Escuelas públicas del condado de Hillsborough

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District Website / Sitio web Del Distrito

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District Website / Sitio web Del Distrito

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Attendance Boundary Changes

The School District assesses school attendance boundaries based on a variety of reasons including, but not limited to, programmatic changes, enrollment growth, and newly constructed capacity. In order to access information regarding current and future attendance boundary changes, please visit the Upcoming Boundary Proposals & Recently Adopted Changes page.

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Hillsborough County Public Schools / Homepage

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The School District assesses school attendance boundaries based on a variety of reasons including, but not limited to, programmatic changes, enrollment growth, and newly constructed capacity. In order to access information regarding current and future attendance boundary changes, please visit the Upcoming Boundary Proposals & Recently Adopted Changes page.

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Locate Your Child's Grade / Encuentra el grado de tu hijo

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State Standards / Estándares Estatales de Aprendizaje

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State Standards / Estándares Estatales de Aprendizaje

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New to CPALMS?

CPALMS is an online toolbox of information, vetted resources, and interactive tools that helps educators effectively implement teaching standards. It is the State of Florida's official source for standards information and course descriptions.

Click here to watch an introduction video!

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CPALMS is an online toolbox of information, vetted resources, and interactive tools that helps educators effectively implement teaching standards. It is the State of Florida's official source for standards information and course descriptions. Click here to watch an introduction video!

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Community Resources / Recursos de la Comunidad

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Community Resources / Recursos de la Comunidad

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2-1-1 de United Way es un número de tres dígitos sencillo de recordar al que las familias y los individuos en Minnesota y el oeste de Wisconsin (condados de Douglas, Pierce, Polk y St. Croix) pueden llamar para obtener información gratuita y confidencial sobre salud y servicios humanos. Los centros de llamadas de 2-1-1 están dotados de especialistas en Información y Derivaciones altamente capacitados que trabajan 24/7 y que rápidamente evalúan las necesidades y derivan a quienes llaman para obtener la ayuda que buscan.

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Search Zip ¿Qué es 2-1-1? 2-1-1 de United Way es un número de tres dígitos sencillo de recordar al que las familias y los individuos en Minnesota y el oeste de Wisconsin (condados de Douglas, Pierce, Polk y St. Croix) pueden llamar para obtener información gratuita y confidencial sobre salud y servicios humanos.

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Procedures are important to have in place to ensure a safe and comfortable learning environment. The procedures listed below are used to help your child maximize his/her learning throughout the day.

1. Enter the class on time and ready to learn

2. Gather all learning material at the start of the day

3. Keep resources tidy

4. Do not disturb others during transitions

5. Stay on task

6. Use hand signals for personal movement (No movement during instruction)

7. If you need something, raise your hand

Espanol: Es importante contar con procedimientos para garantizar un entorno de aprendizaje seguro y cómodo. Los procedimientos enumerados a continuación se utilizan para ayudar a los estudiantes a maximizar su aprendizaje a lo largo del día.

1. Ingrese a la clase a tiempo y listo para aprender.

2. Reúna todo el material de aprendizaje al comienzo del día.

3. Mantenga los recursos ordenados

4. No molestes a los demás durante las transiciones

5. Manténgase concentrado

6. Utilice señales con las manos para el movimiento personal (sin movimiento durante la instrucción)

7. Si necesitas algo, levanta la mano

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In our class, we have rules in place that help students stay on task and find reward in learning. Our class rules are as follows:

1. Enter the classroom with respect

2. Respect others, the environment, and resources

3. Do not leave assigned areas

4. Be on time

5. Be ready to try

6. Be polite

Español: En nuestra clase, contamos con reglas que ayudan a los estudiantes a concentrarse en la tarea y encontrar recompensa en el aprendizaje. Nuestras reglas de clase son las siguientes:

1. Entrar al aula con respeto.

2. Respetar a los demás, el medio ambiente y los recursos.

3. No salir de las áreas asignadas

4. Llegar a tiempo

5. Prepárate para intentarlo

6. Ser cortés