Welcome to 6th GradeBack to School Night!

Mrs. Hutchinson’s ClassSession 1 – 6:00-6:20

Session 2 – 6:20 – 6:40Session 3 – 6:40 – 7:00

Mrs. Hutchinson --- Saxon Mathematics

Mrs. Runyan --- Social Studies

Mrs. Spangler --- Science

Your homeroom teacher will cover Language Arts (Saxon Grammar, Wonder’s and Core Knowledge Literature, Step Up Writing)

Your Sixth Grade Team

Students can come up to their home room at 7:45am

They will have time to use the restroom and get organized for the day

By 8:00 they should be seated, beginning bell work; while attendance is being taken

If a student is tardy more than 10 times, they will loose their dress of choice days…

After school, carpool is from 3:25-3:40 ish

Carpool

Students will enter classroom 8:00-8:32 Step Up Writing 8:34-9:37 Core Class 1 Core Classes consist of Math, Science, and Social Studies

Students will rotate from class to class based on their individual schedules

9:39-10:42 Core Class 2 10:44-11:33 Specials

Computer Science, Spanish, Study Skills, Art, Music, PE 11:35-12:10 Saxon Grammar 12:10-12:50 Lunch/Recess 12:52-1:57 Core Class 3 2:00-3:05 Reading 3:05-3:25 Homeroom (T/Th Recess, M/W/F Enrichment)

Daily Schedule

Students will have a rigorous year in math. They will have daily work and weekly assessments.◦ Cumulative Assessments 80%◦ Power Up Facts 5%◦ Power Up Problem Solving 5%◦ Homework 10%, yet so very important…

Link for Text Book◦ 1. Go to www. academycharter.org◦ 2. Click on Homework Pages under Students◦ 3. Click on Saxon Math and CPO Science Books in the top

right hand corner◦ 4. Log on with:◦         Password: acsschool◦ 5. Click your Saxon Math textbook

Saxon Math

Math – Expect homework on a daily basis, Monday through Friday (except on test days)

Grammar – This year students will also have daily grammar homework as well

Reading and Writing – We will try to get as much work as we can done in class, however at times do not be surprised if some comes home.

What to Expect for Homework

Assignments are expected to be completed and turned in on time. This is the students responsibility.

If assignments are late, but turned in later that day or the next day, students will receive 80% credit on what the score would have been.

On the second day, they will receive 50% credit, On day three it will be entered as a zero in the

grade book. Infinite Campus will be notated with “*M” for

missing assignments. I only update IC once a week.

Homework Policy

Please let your child be responsible for his/her homework, as they grow and develop more independence.

Growth in education is like a three-legged stool and each of us has a part: Student, Parent, Teacher

Be an active part, but let them do their part!

Parents and Homework…

Students must maintain grades to participate in ACS sports. Please review the student handbook on our website.

Sports and Extracurricular Activities

Please refer to the Dress Code Policy and consequences for clarification. ◦ 1st Violation – Warning◦ 2nd Violation – Loss of Next Dress of Choice Day◦ 3rd Violation – Loss of all Dress of Choice Days

It will be enforced and violations will be sent home for a signature.

Dress Code

I will use email and our classroom website to communicate classroom needs or information. I will use email to keep in touch about your child, when needed. This is the quickest and most efficient way to communicate. Feel free to email me as well. I will get back with you as soon as I can. I usually do not check e-mail after 5:00 pm, still trying to be a mom at home… Please make sure your email address stays updated.

Communication

1. Go to www.academycharter.org (ACS Homepage) 2.Click on ACS staff 3. Scroll and click on Teacher pages 4. Go to Mrs. Hutchinson tabSome things you will find under Mrs. Hutchinson’s tab Math Link will have daily homework assignments Language Arts Link will have homework assignments Resources-documents, links to websites, guidelines,

etc. Wish List – Items that would be helpful for the

classroom

How to Find Information

Appropriate morning snacks are fruit, veggies, yogurt, cheese, crackers, bread, health bars, healthy cereals.

Students should not bring the following for morning snacks: chips, cookies, sugary treats, popcorn (too messy), Ramen Noodles.

Birthday treats are always welcome! It is a district policy that they should be store bought so ingredients are listed and accessible.

We do have life-threatening nut/peanut allergies, so no snacks with obvious nut/peanuts.

THANK YOU for supporting our healthy snacks policy!

SNACKS

Please remember your students are rotating from teacher to teacher for core classes. Make sure you ask the appropriate teacher when you have questions about a certain subject…◦ Mrs. Hutchinson for Mathematics◦ Mrs. Runyan for Social Studies◦ Mrs. Spangler for Science

◦ Homeroom teacher for Language Arts…

Who do you ask?

Dates Monday, October 19- Wednesday, October 21 (The first day back from fall break)

I will send more information as the school year progresses

Out Door Education

Questions!

Thank you for your time tonight! I look forward to sharing your child with you

this year!

Thank you!