2018 2019 7 th Grade Parent Orientation Night

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2018 -2019 7 th Grade Parent Orientation Night

2018 -2019 7 th Grade Parent Orientation Night

● ● ● 7 th grade Accelerated Math Website Remind Email Homework 59 Standards

● ● ● 7 th grade Accelerated Math Website Remind Email Homework 59 Standards assessed through SBA/Vocabulary/Test/Project ● Grading - 60/40 ● ROPES/Big 20 ● Tutoring

Gifted Accelerated and Accelerated Math Curriculum • 6 th grade All of 6 th

Gifted Accelerated and Accelerated Math Curriculum • 6 th grade All of 6 th grade and ½ of 7 th grade GSE math • 7 th grade Second ½ of 7 th grade and all of 8 th grade GSE math • 8 th grade Coordinate Algebra (Student can accept or reject high school credit) (Please see Mrs. Balliet’s website for information on joining Remind by class period. )

Stay Connected with Remind 7 th Grade Remind Please visit individual teacher webpages for

Stay Connected with Remind 7 th Grade Remind Please visit individual teacher webpages for more specific information on classroom Remind codes!

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Meet your Teachers • • • Lisa Ballard - Math Brenda Balliet - Accelerated

Meet your Teachers • • • Lisa Ballard - Math Brenda Balliet - Accelerated Math Rebecca Beske - Special Services Brittany Byrd - ELA Santita D’Anjou - ELA & Social Studies Michele Delgado - Special Services La. Shanta Dotson - Social Studies Daniel King - Social Studies Ada Moore - Science Jennifer Rachels - Science Ann Beth Strelec - ELA Brandon Whisman - Math & Science

7 th Grade Daily Schedule 7: 30 am-2: 35 pm 7: 30 - 7:

7 th Grade Daily Schedule 7: 30 am-2: 35 pm 7: 30 - 7: 35 Homeroom 7: 35 - 8: 30 1 st period Connections 8: 30 - 9: 25 2 nd period Connections LOCKER BREAK 9: 25 - 10: 20 3 rd period 10: 20 - 11: 15 4 th period 11: 15 - 12: 45 5 th period/LUNCH LOCKER BREAK 12: 45 - 1: 40 6 th period 1: 40 - 2: 35 7 th period

Scheduling Teacher Conferences • Conferences held during planning time – 7: 40 to 9:

Scheduling Teacher Conferences • Conferences held during planning time – 7: 40 to 9: 15 AM • Use RMS website to get our email addresses – Please allow 24 hours for response • Conferences conducted as a team – All core teachers will be present

Attendance Reminders • • Turn in written notes for EVERY absence. 5 Parent Notes

Attendance Reminders • • Turn in written notes for EVERY absence. 5 Parent Notes maximum for illness per semester. 2 Unexcused Absences per semester. Upon a third unexcused absence, a student may be considered truant and a referral may be made. • Special Event Request Forms are available in the office & should be approved prior to events whenever possible. • Copy our front office secretaries with absence excuses: – Angela Welch angela. welch@ccboe. net – Loren Lewis loren. lewis@ccboe. net

Tardy Policy • The only tardies that are excused are with a medical or

Tardy Policy • The only tardies that are excused are with a medical or dental note. • Students are allowed 4 unexcused tardies per semester without penalty. • 5 th unexcused tardy = 1 detention • 6 th unexcused tardy = 2 additional detentions • 7 th and EVERY SUBSEQUENT unexcused tardy = 1 day of Saturday School

Teacher Webpages Visit the Riverside Middle School webpage to stay up to date with

Teacher Webpages Visit the Riverside Middle School webpage to stay up to date with your child’s teachers. • Click on the “Academics” tab • Then click on 7 th grade • Find the teacher • Utilize resources teachers post •

Reassessment Contracts • Reassess summative assignments only • Before reassessment, students must meet requirements

Reassessment Contracts • Reassess summative assignments only • Before reassessment, students must meet requirements of a reassessment contract. • Students have 5 days to complete the process from the day the graded assignment has been returned. • Contracts include steps to be taken by the student before coming in for a reassessment. – For example, students will sign an agreement to come to tutoring for reteaching before reassessing.

What is the Difference between Formative and Summative Assessments?

What is the Difference between Formative and Summative Assessments?

Formative Assessments • • 40% of overall GPA The purpose is to monitor student

Formative Assessments • • 40% of overall GPA The purpose is to monitor student learning Teacher provides ongoing feedback They are generally low stakes (quizzes, class discussion, graded classwork/homework)

Summative Assessments • 60% of overall GPA • The purpose is to evaluate student

Summative Assessments • 60% of overall GPA • The purpose is to evaluate student learning at the end of an instructional unit • They are often high stakes (a midterm exam, final project, essay)

Tutoring and Extra Help • Tutoring is scheduled for 7: 00 - 7: 20

Tutoring and Extra Help • Tutoring is scheduled for 7: 00 - 7: 20 AM. • Please arrive promptly to make the most of tutoring time. • Students must a have hall pass to come to tutoring. Find passes on the teacher webpages. • Tutoring times: – Accelerated Math: every day EXCEPT – – – Tuesdays Regular Math: Whisman-Tuesdays/Thursdays and Ballard Wednesdays/Fridays Language Arts: Tuesdays and Thursdays Science: Wednesdays Social Studies: Thursdays – • Please coordinate with core area teachers if you need

Parent Portal ▪ Allows parents to access student information ✓Grades ✓Absences ✓Messages from the

Parent Portal ▪ Allows parents to access student information ✓Grades ✓Absences ✓Messages from the school ✓GA Milestones scores ▪ Self Registration process ✓ Must have student social security number and birthdate

Link to Parent Portal on RMS Homepage under the Information tab

Link to Parent Portal on RMS Homepage under the Information tab

 • • • • Academic Bowl Art Club Beta Club Cross Country FBLA

• • • • Academic Bowl Art Club Beta Club Cross Country FBLA Literary Magazine (Images) Math Team STEM Student Council Tech Club Ultimate Frisbee Yearbook Eagle Ambassadors • • After School Program House Parties Pep Rallies Sports

ell Phones ● Students may have cell phones on campus – they are to

ell Phones ● Students may have cell phones on campus – they are to be used after school only ● Cell phones should not be OUT, ON, or IN USE unless specified by teacher. ● Per administration, misuse of technology will result in an office referral.

ress Code • No spaghetti straps • No holes, rips or tears above the

ress Code • No spaghetti straps • No holes, rips or tears above the knee in jeans • Leggings/Jeggings must be worn with a top that is fingertip length • No shorts • No short or tight pencil skirts • Pants must sit at the waist

PTSO does a lot for our students behind the scenes. This is how we

PTSO does a lot for our students behind the scenes. This is how we raise money for new technology and provide treats for students who have outstanding academics, perfect attendance, and other recognition-worthy performance at school. Please consider becoming a member of Riverside’s PTSO! • Each family is encouraged to join PTSO • Our goal is 100% school wide participation • If you have more than one child in our school you only need to join once. • One time annual fee of $25

ANY AND ALL PARENT VOLUNTEERS • You are required by law to watch a

ANY AND ALL PARENT VOLUNTEERS • You are required by law to watch a child abuse video before interacting with students on any school sponsored activity. • This training MUST be updated annually. • You can find the video on the homepage of Riverside Middle School website. • The video lasts about 45 minutes. • You must sign off in our front office that you have completed the training before volunteering with students. • If you want to be a part of our events, you must first watch the video.

Thank you for attending the 7 th Grade Parent Orientation Night. *Homeroom packets due

Thank you for attending the 7 th Grade Parent Orientation Night. *Homeroom packets due tomorrow! *House party-August 24 th from 3: 00 -5: 00 ($5. 00)!