March is here! As I went outside with the students at the end of the day today, it feels as though March is coming in like a lamb. There are quite a few items in the blog today. Happy reading!
Student Report Card Access Today
Your student’s report card will be available for you to access online today AFTER 3 PM. If you need assistance, please CLICK HERE for instructions to view your student’s report card, to switch between your children’s report cards, and more.
SPANISH COPY:
Acceso a las Boletas de Calificaciones de los Estudiantes Hoy después de las 3 PM
La boleta de calificaciones de su estudiante estará disponible en línea hoy DESPUÉS DE LAS 3 PM. Si necesita ayuda, por favor VER LAS INSTRUCCIONES PARA VER LA BOLETA DE CALIFICACIONES DE SU ESTUDIANTE, intercambiar entre boletas de calificaciones de sus hijos, y más.
Culture Night
Share and connect at Culture Night at Country Meadows/Woodlawn on Fri., Apr. 17, 6–8 p.m. This joint event with the elementary school is going to be a lot of fun!
SEE Coronavirus information and guidance linked from the homepage of our District website.
Summer School 2020
Opportunities for Summer School 2020 include Academic Literacy for KCSD96 returning students currently in Kdg-Grade 7 and Jump Start Kindergarten for incoming kindergartners enrolled for the 2020-21 school year. Register by May 1 to be assured of your student's space in Summer School 2020.
Questions? Call 847.459.4260, ext. 8123.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
SPRING FLING is Wednesday., March 18th from 2:30–5:00 pm at Woodlawn
Spring Fling is an annual afterschool party consisting of a DJ, Photo Booth, Food, optional 3v3 Basketball, Ping Pong and Video Gaming Tournaments and BIG RAFFLE PRIZES, including a special 8th-GRADE BASKET! This is a student favorite – buy your tickets now. Your student will not want to miss out!
ONLINE SALES going on now! Last day to purchase online is MARCH 8:
Purchase your child's $10 admissions wristband and raffle ticket bundles ($10 for 12 tickets) on MEMBERSHIP TOOLKIT
LUNCH PERIOD SALES will take place Tuesday, March 10–Wednesday March 18.
$10 admissions available for purchase and raffle tickets $1 each or $10 for 11 ticket bundle (cash or checks accepted.)
Last day to register for tournaments is Monday, March 16.
Your $10 admission includes all activities, tournaments and food.
Come dressed as a superfan in Woodlawn spirit wear or a professional sports jersey to receive an extra raffle ticket.
8th Grade Parents- Illinois Youth Survey
On March 20th, the 8th Graders will be participating in the Illinois Youth Survey.
Please see THIS LETTER for more information regarding the survey.
Spring Conferences are coming on Thursday, March 12th from 5pm-8:30pm and Friday, March 13th from 10am-1:30pm .
Click here for the link for the sign up.
Check out the PTO Monthly BLOG!
Illinois Science Assessment to be Administered Beginning Mar. 9
Students in Grades 5 and 8 will be taking the Illinois Science Assessment (ISA) next week, on March 9, 10, and 11. The test includes three sections and aligns with Illinois Learning Standards in science to prepare students for college and careers. Each testing session is estimated to be approximately 40 minutes long.
The format reflects classroom experiences and gives students authentic opportunities to demonstrate their understanding of science learning targets.
La Evaluación de Ciencias de Illinois será el 9 de marzo
Los estudiantes en los grados 5 y 8 realizarán la Evaluación de Ciencias de Illinois (ISA por sus siglas en inglés) la próxima semana, el 9, 10, y 11 de marzo. Esta prueba incluye tres secciones y está alineada con las Normas de Aprendizaje en Ciencia para preparar a los estudiantes para la universidad y carreras. Cada sesión es de una duración de aproximadamente 40 minutos.
El formato refleja las experiencias en el salón de clase y le da a los estudiantes oportunidades auténticas para demostrar su comprensión de los objetivos del aprendizaje en las ciencias.
Finally, it is time for me to start having discussions with our 6th and 7th grade students about behaviors in and around school. I am pleased with our 8th graders (for the most part) but the younger two grades need to be reminded of a couple of things. In a very principal kind of way. Stay tuned. Don't forget to SPRING AHEAD and turn your clocks forward this weekend.