Parents, our school staff will be working with you so that together, as partners, we can provide the best possible education for your child in a nurturing environment that is student centered and positive. Your commitment is an important part of our educational process and communication is the key to assuring a successful year for your child.
We believe children should learn the academic and social skills to give them the traits necessary to become independent, responsible, life-long learners. While instilling the importance of the treating each other responsibly and always trying to do your best, we have created three school rules: Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Safe. Everyone is a “Star.”
Katherine Lewis says three factors contribute to kids having difficulty regulating their #emotions:
1️⃣ Less unstructured play time
2️⃣ More time spent on tech and social media
3️⃣ Lack of community involvement
#SocialEmotionalLearning
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Thank you Dr. Lewis for your kind endorsement! We think the book provides teachers with ways to teach a scientific and often neglected reading competency (fluency) in artful and engaging ways. @MCheesmanSmith https://twitter.com/LillieLewisIC/status/1229075971686490112
Chesterfield County Public Schools will hold Kindergarten Registration Day for the Class of 2033 on April 16 from 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
Families of incoming kindergarten students are strongly encouraged to preregister, completing required paperwork online for free and saving time on the actual Kindergarten Registration Day.
The Chesterfield County School Board approved the 2020-21 school year calendars during its February business meeting, expressing its appreciation to those who provided feedback and input throughout the calendar adoption process and noting that several changes had been made due to constituents’ voices.
Notable changes from the original draft presented in January include: moving parent-teacher conference day to earlier in November; reinstating Presidents Day as a student/staff holiday; and making the Friday before Spring Break a full-day holiday for students and staff instead of a three-hour early release.
Approximately 45,000 households entrust their most precious possessions – more than 63,000 children – to Chesterfield County Public Schools daily. Strong academic performance, a variety of course selections and outstanding teachers, support staff and administrators continue to drive family interest in Chesterfield County Public Schools. The reputation of the county’s schools often inspires families to … Read More
