REPORT CARDS

Report cards are issued every six weeks. Progress reports for students whose grades have dropped are sent to parents after three weeks. Initial Progress Reports are issued to all students at the end of the first three weeks. See calendar for specific dates.

GRADING SCALE

Kindergarten, Pre-First, and Special Area

E - Excellent
S - Satisfactory
N - Needs Improvement
U - Unsatisfactory

First – Fifth Grade

A - 90 to 100 (Excellent)
B - 80 to 89 (Above Average)
C - 70 to 79 (Average)
D - 60 to 69 (Below Average)
F - 0 to 59 (Failure)

Performance Levels

Students are assigned a level of academic performance for each of these academic areas: reading, writing, and math. Performance levels are:

A - Above the developmental level for the assigned grade.

O - On the developmental level for the assigned grade.

B - Below the developmental level for the assigned grade.

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PARENT-TEACHER ORGANIZATION

Shadeville’s PTO is a vital part of our school’s success. The PTO sponsors one fundraiser each year. The FALL FESTIVAL is scheduled for October 28th from 2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. We encourage you to become involved. The officers for 200 6-2007 school year are:

President: Lisa Noegel

Vice-President: Shaelyn Este

Treasurer: Janet Allen

Secretary: Janet Weber

Historian: Ro Samlal

Teacher Representatives:
Carol Broome,
Deana Scherbarth ,
and Pat Thomas

Fall Festival: Gail Mathers

Volunteer Coordinator: Linda Kinsey

Purchasing Agent: Greta O’Neill

Pumpkin Patch: Stephanie Hatch

ACADEMIC AND EFFORT AWARDS

Each six weeks students are awarded ribbons for academic achievement, academic improvement, citizenship, and attendance. These ribbons are included with report cards each grading period. Achievement in the classroom is recognized with an awards program at the end of the school year. Students earn ribbons, medallions and trophies for high academic honors, as well as citizenship, attendance, and academic improvement.

Links to Super Scholars

Honor Roll, etc.

PARENT VOLUNTEERS

Parents are needed as school volunteers to assist classroom teachers with instructional and clerical duties. We are proud of our parent volunteer program and encourage your participation. The school Volunteer Coordinator is Linda Kinsey (926-7155). To volunteer in the school an orientation and registration are necessary. Volunteers are accepted throughout the year. Volunteer hours count toward the Golden School Award. We have earned this award for 26 consecutive years. An orientation is scheduled the first month of school with Mrs. DeeAnn

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