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TCE

TCE

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TCE

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Let’s Meet Our New Friends!

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TCE

TCE

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GKIDSGeoriga Kindergarten Inventory of

Developing Skil ls

*Percent of students mastering standards

2013 2012 2011

Reading ? 84.5% 65%

Math ? 88.3% 78.5%

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Kindergarten Staff 2012

Janet Lyle

Bridget Floyd

Tynetta Hamilton

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Kindergarten Staff 2012

Windy Child

s

Dennis CookDennis Cooke

Sara SpurlinHaley Davis

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Our goal is for every student to score at least 800 on the CRCT in Reading

and Math.First Grade

*Percent of students

scoring at 800 or above on the CRCT.

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009

Reading ? 90% 92% 97% 99%

Language ? 92% 91% 92% 99%

Math ? 88% 90% 86% 98%

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Chrissy

Crystal

Kim Folker

Jamie Judy

Ansley Rogers

Kristen Anderson

Kim

Folker

Maureen

Jenkinson

Jennifer Purcell

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Our goal is for every student to score at least 800 on the CRCT in Reading

and Math.Second Grade*Percent of

students scoring at 800 or above on the CRCT.

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008

Reading 98% 97% 98% 99% 99%

Language 93% 96% 96% 96% 95%

Math 93% 92% 97% 96% 97%

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Katie Purvis

Tommy Oglesby

Donna Holmes

Dell

Wood

LaPortia

Pitts

Morgan

Corbitt

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Our goal is for every student to score at least 800 on the CRCT in Reading

and Math.Third Grade

*Percent of students

scoring at 800 or above on the

CRCT.

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009

Reading ? 93% 94% 98% 94%

Language ? 96% 95% 96% 96%

Math ? 91% 81% 93% 88%

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Jami LeeDiane Sanker

Virie Walton

Janice BrennanEric Dickerson Sherry

Townsend

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Our goal is for every student to score at least 800 on the CRCT in Reading

and Math.Fourth Grade

*Percent of students scoring at 800 or above on the CRCT.

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009

Reading ? 94% 96% 98% 91%

Language ? 97& 99% 96% 94%

Math ? 90% 90% 88% 76%

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Fourth Grade Team

Debbie ParkerJessica

Ravenel

Dr. Melanie

Spradley

Amber Cochran

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Our goal is for every student to score at least 800 on the CRCT in Reading

and Math.Fifth Grade*Percent of

students scoring at 800 or above on the CRCT.

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009

Reading ? 92% 97% 90% 96%

Language ? 96% 96% 98% 94%

Math ? 87% 94% 91% 91%

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Fifth Grade Team

Kelly Edgington Dwayne

Herring

Denise

Thompson

Jennifer

Eason

Matt

Allred

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ARE WE READY FOR COLLEGE AND/OR A

CAREER?

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SupportStaff 2012

Mary Lewis – Media Specialist Sasha Quarles - Counselor

Melissa Armato – Title 1 Teacher Angela Dayutis – Title 1 Teacher

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SupportStaff 2012

Susan Kennedy

Special Education Teacher

Sarah Hummel

Special Education Teacher

Shawna Mathews

Speech Teacher

Joanna Rogers

Special Education Teacher

Melissa Aspinwall

Gifted Teacher

Katherine Robinson

ELL Teacher

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SupportStaff 2012

Bob Brennan – P.E. Teacher

Jessica Nicholson

Computer Lab Teacher

Dr. Kathryn Blackmon

Music Teacher

Brenna Baluh – Art Teacher

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Paraprofessionals

Renee Hemingway - K

Moira Wells - K

Sherry Bell - KJennifer Locke - K

Sheila Mingledorff

Media

Rachel O’Neal - Intervention

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Paraprofessionals

Shareen Flowers

Intervention

Elizabeth Mullis – P.E. Shanequa Mimms

Special Needs

Pam Franco

Special Needs

Charmekia Davis

Special Needs

Gwen Starr - ISS

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Office Staff

Evelyn Mobley Bookkeeper

Jessie Jones

Computer Operator

Uli Wriglesworth

Office Assistant

Melissa

Lanier

School Nurse

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• Read the Research and Do It• Post the standard and essential question• Teacher Models a Mini Lesson• Student Collaboration – Shares their thinking• Technology • Teacher Collaboration• Monitor Progress• Check Along the Way• Intensive Small Groups for Struggling Learners

Classroom Best Practices

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• The National Panel of Reading Research

– Alphabetic Principle – Phonics – Explicit Instruction– Vocabulary – Embedded in instruction– Fluency– Comprehension

Reading – Five Dimensions of Reading

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Goals

First Grade – 40 words per minute

Second Grade – 90 words per minute

Third Grade – 110 words per minute

Fourth Grade – 118 words per minute

Fifth Grade – 120 words per minute

Fluency - DIBELS

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TCE MOTOR SPEEDWAY

Standards

Based

Classroom

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Professional Learning Communities

Teacher Collaboration

Team Meetings

Wednesdays

2:45 – 3:15 p.m.

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HALLWAY EXPECTATIONS

Follow adult directions.Walk, hands by side, face forward.

Walk on the right side.Go directly to your destination.

Silent in line.Keep hands, feet, & objects to yourself.

Stay in your space.

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LUNCHROOM EXPECTATIONS

READY

Follow adult directions.Have card ready.

Know your choice ~ stick to it.Get your supplies.

RESPONSIBLE

Silent during music.Talk quietly when music is off.

RESPECTFUL

Silent, face forward, hands by side.Leave area clean.

Stay seated.

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School-Wide Expectations for Families

Ready

Arrive to school on time. *Start time is 7:40 a.m.

Follow School Uniform Policy

Responsible

Attend school daily.

Check Child’s Homework Folder Daily

Respectful

Stress that school is important.

Communicate any changes/concerns that you have they may affect your child’s daily performance.

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READY

Follow adult directionsWalk, hands by side, face forward

RESPONSIBLE

Keep the restroom cleanGet in ~ Get out

RESPECTFUL

Silent in lineKeep hands, feet, & objects to yourself

Stay in your space

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READY

Follow adult directions.Walk, hands by side, face forward.

RESPONSIBLE

Keep it clean.Use equipment correctly.

RESPECTFUL

Use good sportsmanship.Line up when called.

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SCHOOL HOURS

School Starts

7:40 a.m.

Student Drop Off Time

7:20 – 7:40 a.m.

School Ends

2:15 p.m.

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We’re Changing the World

One Child

At A Time