Mrs. Rambone's 5th Grade Class

Mrs. Rambone's 5th Grade Class
News from Room 63

Attention students and parents,
For a successful education, the following procedures must be
followed:

Students should attend school daily to receive the best education possible, direct instruction from a teacher. If students are absent, parents should, if possible, call the office to request the missed assignments early and pick it up before the end of the school day.

Students should arrive on time. The school day begins promptly at 7:45. (The 8:05 time is for the purpose of officially recording tardiness, only. If your child is arriving to school at that time, he or she has missed 20 minutes of instruction and preparation from which the other students have benefitted.)

Students should remain in school for the entire day. Doctor’s appointments should be scheduled outside of the school day, if possible. If an early dismissal is absolutely necessary, please contact the school at the beginning of the day informing of the approximate time of pick-up to allow for preparations, as it is extremely disruptive to the students to arrive unexpectedly.

Students should be prepared. This includes having all school materials ready, getting a full night’s sleep, and eating a full breakfast.

Students should pay close attention. They should participate fully in lessons, answering as many questions as possible and asking questions when they don't understand a concept.

Students should stay organized. On a daily basis, they should fill in assignment book precisely and show it to parents as well as give graded papers and important notices from the “rainbow” folder. The school calendar and the online progress reporting system (Realtime) should be checked occasionally for important information.

Students should complete all assignments. They should follow all directions and use textbooks and any given materials for reference.

Students should study well. Material from every subject should be reviewed on a continual basis, often with the help of a family member who may orally “quiz” the student.

Email: Mrs. Rambone

	Attention students and parents, For a successful education, the following procedures must be followed:
	Students should attend school daily to receive the best education possible, direct instruction from a teacher. If students are absent, parents should, if possible, call the office to request the missed assignments early and pick it up before the end of the school day.
	Students should arrive on time. The school day begins promptly at 7:45. (The 8:05 time is for the purpose of officially recording tardiness, only. If your child is arriving to school at that time, he or she has missed 20 minutes of instruction and preparation from which the other students have benefitted.)
	Students should remain in school for the entire day. Doctor’s appointments should be scheduled outside of the school day, if possible. If an early dismissal is absolutely necessary, please contact the school at the beginning of the day informing of the approximate time of pick-up to allow for preparations, as it is extremely disruptive to the students to arrive unexpectedly.
	Students should be prepared. This includes having all school materials ready, getting a full night’s sleep, and eating a full breakfast.
	Students should pay close attention. They should participate fully in lessons, answering as many questions as possible and asking questions when they don't understand a concept.
	Students should stay organized. On a daily basis, they should fill in assignment book precisely and show it to parents as well as give graded papers and important notices from the “rainbow” folder. The school calendar and the online progress reporting system (Realtime) should be checked occasionally for important information.
	Students should complete all assignments. They should follow all directions and use textbooks and any given materials for reference.
	Students should study well. Material from every subject should be reviewed on a continual basis, often with the help of a family member who may orally “quiz” the student.