Monday Message for January 29, 2018
This Week in the Village
Dear Village,
We are wrapping up Semester 1 and transitioning to Semester 2. During this time you will:
- Meet with your change agent to review your Semester 1 report of progress
- MAP test to measure growth over the last semester
- Reflect on your first semester
- Meet with Mrs. Bravo or Mrs. Komo to complete a Semester 2 individual learning plan
Report cards for Semester 1 will be available Feb. 5.
It is essential that you attend campus during your regularly scheduled days this month. There is a lot happening, and you won’t want to miss it!
Upcoming Events
- Jan. 30: End of Semester 1. All coursework due by 3 p.m.
- Jan. 31-Feb. 5: Semester 2 Individual Learning Plans. Please make an appointment with your Change Agent for a meeting.
- Jan. 30-Feb. 12: MAP testing.
- Feb. 5: Report cards sent home.
- Thursday, Feb. 8: Community Night
- Feb. 19: No School for President’s Day
- March 19: Presentation of Learning
- March 20: Progress Reports
- March 26-30: Spring Break
- May 11: Registration for 2018-2019
- May 18: Junior/Senior Prom
- June 4-9: Portfolio Defense Presentations
- June 12: Senior Graduation
- June 15: End of School
Staff Spotlight: Stephanie Vasquez
Stephanie works as Empower Generations’ office manager. From registration to lunch coordination to working with English language learners to baby holder to breastfeeding counselor, Stephanie does it all! Stephanie embodies the Empower vision and works to coordinate the village of support we strive for on campus.
Stephanie’s Manifesto:
Be humble, but proud.
Look back, but move forward.
Help when you can.
Take care of yourself; mind, body, & soul.
Gain control of your actions & reactions.
Have faith in timing.
Love yourself, so you can love others.
Forgive yourself, so you can forgive others.
Stand up for yourself & your beliefs.
Be open to growth.
Embrace nature.
Be thankful for the earth, sea, sky, & stars.
Beauty is everywhere, find it.
Parenting Corner
It’s cold and flu season! We all want healthy babies and toddlers. Click HERE for some great tips and tricks on keeping your children healthy and happy during the winter months. A reminder that we ask babies and toddlers to stay home if they have any symptoms of a severe cold or any flu and remain home for at least 48 hours after the symptoms are gone. This protects that child and other children on campus.
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