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“Homework” might not be one of the most welcomed words in a student’s vocabulary, but it’s a vital part of the learning process. Homework helps reinforce material and skills in class, introduce material for future lessons and teach students how to apply learned skills to new or multiple situations.
At our school, parents and guardians are an integral part of the learning process, and, in addition to volunteering time to the school and school functions, parents are encouraged to be an active participant in homework assignments. Numerous studies show that parents can have a positive impact on how the student values homework. Parents can even speed up a child’s learning by becoming more active in supervising homework.
Seeing how children handle homework is a direct indication of how they are doing in school. If a child is struggling and taking a lot of time to complete homework, that’s a good time for a parent to contact us so we can figure out how we can work together to help the student. The more active a parent is in a child’s education, the better the student’s chances of being a well-rounded citizen, which is something we emphasize at our schools.
Here are some tips to help parents and students with homework:
Make sure your child has a quiet, well-lit place to do homework with no distractions like TV, visitors, etc.
Be positive about homework, because children will pick up your enthusiasm and be more motivated.
When possible, during homework time, parents can perform tasks that utilize skills the student is practicing (balancing checkbook for math, writing letters for reading/writing, etc.) to show real-life uses of homework skills.
If the homework assignment includes parental involvement, cooperate. But if the assignment is to be done by the student alone, stay out of it.
Keep in touch with your child’s teacher, know what the purpose of homework is and what the class rules are. Studies show the more active a parent is with a child’s homework, the better the communication is with the school.
Parents shouldn’t think that they need to correct and grade homework assignments, but when a child completes a task well, parents should acknowledge the accomplishment.
This month’s character trait is respect, something that the world at large could always use more of, right? To help children remember respect, it’s color-coded in yellow/gold to remind them to follow the Golden Rule.
IMPORTANT DATES
Glendale campus:
September 19 PD – Conferencing skills
Williams campus:
September 26 Bully Prevention presentations in class
September 26-October 3 Galileo Benchmark Testing #1
Raena Janes
Galileo Testing
8/31/12
Next week, we will begin the second of three Galileo testing. Not every child dreads tests, but it’s probably safe to say that few of them look forward to them. Does your child get stressed out just thinking about tests? That’s not unusual, but it’s also something that can be eased with some attention now. The U.S. Department of Education has issued the following guidelines.
create and maintain a home environment that will help their children be well rested during regular school days and during the week of testing.
evaluate their children's academic progress over a period of time rather than on one single test score.
talk with their children and encourage them to do their best.
be proactive, contact school officials if they have questions concerning tests results.
encourage their children to maintain a healthy diet and exercise on a regular basis.
Students are encouraged to:
consistently develop good sleeping habits, especially during the week of the test, and maintain a healthy diet and exercise regularly.
avoid cramming, develop good study habits and good test-taking skills.
wear comfortable clothes during the exam and maintain a comfortable and relaxed body posture during the test.
be aware of time allotted for the test, read directions carefully, and for time management purposes, leave questions blank that they are insure of and attempt to answer them later.
not compare themselves to other students while taking the test.
take deep breaths and attempt to regain composure when anxiety levels are high or when negative thoughts are present.
IMPORTANT DATES
Glendale Campus
September 3, NO SCHOOL (Labor Day)
September 4, PIT 3-4pm
September 5, Galileo Training – second of three, 1:30 – 3:30
September 7, Grandparent's Day
September 8, Heroes’ Games (Luke AFB v. Glendale Police Training)
September 14, Jr. High back to school dance, 6-8pm
September 19, PD – Conferencing Skills
We hope everyone has a great week. Enjoy the Labor Day holiday and be safe!
Raena Janes
You've Survived the First Week!
8/20/12
Congratulations! If you’re reading this, you’ve survived the first week of school! As we all have seen, it’s been particularly hot this year and it’s more important than ever to stay hydrated, not just in the afternoon when it feels hottest, but all day long. If you think you’re dehydrated, experts suggest:
Drinking a cool, nonalcoholic beverage
Resting
Taking a cool shower, bath, or sponge bath
Seeking air-conditioning
Wearing lightweight clothing
IMPORTANT DATES
Glendale Campus
August 20-24, Galileo Pre-Testing
August 22, PD – Saxon Math, 1:00pm
September 3, NO SCHOOL (Labor Day)
Williams Campus
August 20-24, Galileo testing, please have your students to school on time!
August 28, Family Fun Night, Open House, 5-7 p.m.
August 31, Coconino County Fair school field trip, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Keep an eye out for our newsletter, the Falcon Flyer, available in hard copy and our website, www.hesglendale.org, and on Facebook for more event dates and updates.
GLENDALE CAMPUS
Through the end of September, there will be three cases of frozen/semi-frozen bottled water on each bus.
BOTH CAMPUSES
Heritage will no longer serve snacks in the after-school program. Students may bring their own snacks to eat at 2:45 p.m. or they may buy a snack (healthy options will be available for around $1 each) at 4 p.m.
Have you gotten your Heritage bumper sticker yet? Grab yours for $2 at the front office before they sell out!
Reminder: ALL students must wear a solid red, white, or blue polo shirt, or a Heritage polo shirt. Polos featuring the Heritage logo are available for sale at the school’s front desk. Polos with the school logo are optional; red, white or blue polos are required.
Have a terrific week!
Raena Janes
Back-to-School News
8/1/12
Hello again, Falcon families! With the new school year starting in less than a week, I thought I’d share what’s new on campus and online at Heritage.
IMPORTANT DATES
Glendale Campus
Family Fun Fest & Enrollathon: Saturday, July 28, 2012 from 1-3pm.
Meet the Teacher Night: Thursday, August 2 from 6-8pm.
School supply lists now online By popular request, we’ve posted school supply lists by grade online this year.
Please welcome our new Vice Principal, Justin Dye This year, our Glendale campus welcomes Mr. Justin Dye as vice principal for the 2012-2013 school year! Mr. Dye comes to Heritage from our sister school in Tucson, La Paloma Academy, where he served as vice principal of the Lakeside campus. Mr. Dye, who is a native Arizonan, graduated from Northern Arizona University with a bachelor of science degree in elementary education. He is pursuing his master’s degree in education administration from Grand Canyon University. Be sure to say hello when you see him around campus!
FREE bus service for Glendale Families We are pleased to announce that Heritage Elementary School is now able to offer free bus service for our Glendale families! During the 2012-2013 school year, Heritage Elementary School students will be able to take a school bus from a nearby bus stop to the Glendale campus and return to the bus stop at the end of the school day FREE OF CHARGE. Learn more.
WILLIAMS CAMPUS
Please welcome our new Principal, Kaytie Thies Kaytie Thies has been a part of the La Paloma Academy/Heritage Elementary School family for more than six years. Ms. Thies taught 6th grade for two years at La Paloma before moving to Williams, and is now teaching a 6th/7th grade combo class at Heritage. She earned her bachelor of science degree in Elementary Education from the University of Arizona and is certified in Elementary Education with a SEI (Structured English Immersion) and Middle School Language Arts endorsement.
Read more about Ms. Thies and her goals for Heritage.
Tell your friends… We will have a booth at the community Back to School Fair on August 4 from 9am-noon at WEMS (Williams Elementary-Middle School). We will be accepting enrollment packets. If you have friends who wish to enroll, please advise them to bring each child’s birth certificate and immunization records.
BOTH CAMPUSES
Show your school spirit! Heritage bumper stickers are now available in the school office for just $2.
Please welcome Heritage’s new Athletics Supervisor We are very proud to have Demond Williams and the AZCAA Football League as a part of our school family. Mr. Williams directs athletics and football at Heritage Elementary School, Liberty Traditional Charter School, and La Paloma Academy. He played football for two years at Pima Community College as tailback, cornerback and on special teams. As a Michigan State University Spartan, he was named Star Player and Player of the Week. Learn more.
Looking forward to an exciting and successful new school year,
Raena Janes
Final Events of the School Year
5/4/12
Well, Falcon Families, AIMS assessments are complete and the end of the school year is rapidly approaching! Before the year is out, we’ve got a couple of final fun events planned. Bring your friends and family and have fun with your Heritage family one more time before graduation and the end of another great school year!
Glendale Campus: Friday, May 11 is the End of the Year Open Enrollment Luau from 6-8 pm on campus. Do you have friends who want to know more about Heritage or want their children attending the same great charter school yours attend? Bring them along to the End of the Year Luau! Just like you and your family, they can enjoy food, the company of friends, and fun. In addition, they can see the campus, meet some of the staff, and even enroll that very evening. Hope to see you there! Aloha!
Williams Campus: Friday, May 18 is the Heritage Williams Field Day & BBQ at Cureton Park! Families are more than welcome to join the fun and enjoy the food from 10am-1:30pm. This is a pot-luck event, so please bring hamburgers or hot dogs for grilling, or beverages or dessert. We can always use volunteers, too! We look forward to seeing you!