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Home Communication – October 29

Dear Copperview Families,

November is here! We can’t believe we’ve been in school for a little over 2 months now. As we approach the end of our 1st trimester of school we want to stress the importance of attendance. As of right now, 31% of Copperview students’ attendance is considered “On-Track” or in good standing compared to the overall district’s 50.4% of students whose attendance is considered “On-Track”.
We realize some absences are for health or other reasons. But, when students are absent 2 or more days a month (or 18 days over the school year) they can fall far behind in what they learn. Excused and unexcused absences both mean missing classroom learning time. Absences can add up. Missing just two days every month puts students at risk of falling behind.

Some Attendance Tips: 

  • Make sure your students keep a regular bedtime and establish a morning routine.
  • Turn off all electronics including TVs, phones and tablets at bedtime.
  • Make sure clothes and pack backpacks are ready the night before.
  • Check with our school nurse or office staff if you are not sure about when to keep your child at home due to illness.
  • Avoid scheduling vacations or doctor’s appointments when school is in session.
  • Talk to teachers and counselors for advice if your student feels anxious about going to school.
  • Develop back up plans for getting to school if something comes up. Call on a family member, neighbor, or another parent to take your student to school.

Please let us know how we can best support you and your student so that they can show up for school on time every day.   Let’s make it a great November! See below for important upcoming information.  

Digital Citizenship

Did you know, all Apps and Video games have an age rating? Go to https://www.commonsensemedia.org and search your child’s age and it will give you age appropriate recommendations for your child.  Get expert reviews and hand-picked lists for quality entertainment and technology.  Browse thousands of age-based reviews for movies, TV shows, Books, Apps, Games, and more.  

COACHES CORNER – Achievement Coaches

Copperview is lucky to have two amazing Achievement Coaches, Teri Hixson and Tricia Ellison.  Both of them have been teachers for over 15 years and support our teachers every day!  Below is a message from our Coaches!

Remember to have your students read for 20 minutes a day! 

Here are 10 benefits of reading daily:

1. Kids who read often and widely get better at it
2. Reading exercises our brains
3. Reading improves concentration
4. Reading teaches children about the world around them
5. Reading improves a child’s vocabulary and leads to more highly-developed language skills
6. Reading develops a child’s imagination
7. Reading helps kids develop empathy
8. Children who read do better at school
9. Reading is a great form of entertainment
10. Reading relaxes the body and calms the mind

Happy Reading!!!

Tyler Library 
What does your child like to explore?  Start with a book!  Visit the Tyler Library for lots of great ideas.  They have books in multiple languages too!  

Holiday Support Applications

In need of support this holiday season?  Please complete a Holiday Support Application available in the front office till November 23, 2021 by 4:00 pm.  OR follow this LINK to complete online.  Due to COVID-19, donations will look different this year than in years past. Submission of this application does not guarantee support

Healthy Relationship Classes for Spanish Speakers

Wednesdays at 10:30am in the Copperview Elementary Family Learning Center – Anyone is welcome!

  1. Nov. 3: Emotions
  2. Nov. 10: Effective Communication
  3. Nov.17: Conflict Resolution
  4. Nov.24: No Class due to Thanksgiving Holiday
  5. Dec. 1: Motivation
  6. Dec. 8: Financial Education
  7. Dec. 15: Review