Our BLT met today after school to discuss our Direction-Alignment-Commitment to our school wide norms, professional development and our best practices for the 24-25 school year.
We had some great discussion and we look forward to implementing this moving forward.
Good News Update on Chardon Hills Attendance...
Last year during the first quarter we were at 16% chronic absenteeism as a building. This year we went up a bit to 18%.
This quarter (2nd) through the first 10 days on is down to 12%.
We are the lowest in the district for the year so far.
Keep it up PANTHERS! 💪🏼🐆
Reminder:
No school due to professionally development for staff.
We will see everyone on Wednesday.
As the principal of the school, Mrs. Stinchcomb prioritizes curriculum and instruction.
She is constantly in rooms observing and giving feedback to our staff on best practices.
This is very important to her as the instructional leader!
In 4th grade STEM class, students explore the concepts of conductors and insulators by building simple circuits.
Using batteries, wires, bulbs, and various materials, they learn how electricity flows through conductors like metal while being blocked by insulators like rubber and wood.
Students test different materials, make observations, and discuss their findings, fostering critical thinking and collaboration.
This engaging experiment reinforces their understanding of basic electrical principles while encouraging curiosity and problem-solving skills.
Our PERFECT ATTENDANCE Award Winners for October!
Thank you BROWNS!
More ALL THAT and a BAG of CHIPS winners!
Way go PANTHERS!
Our newest ALL THAT and A BAG of CHIPS winners!
Way to go you three! :)
Halloween decimal math in Ms. Detlev's math class.
Love seeing the kids at the board working through the problems!
Halloween Stem activity in Ms. Kitchen's class this afternoon!
Great job everyone!
Halloween Stem activity in Ms. Kitchen's class this afternoon!
Great job everyone!
This group of ladies really work hard with our young people. Thanks for all you do and we love the coordination of customs! :) 🖍️
Some pictures of today's parade around the school before the classroom parties. Lots of SMILES!
If you would like to DONATE your child's costume for next year's kids, please send it in with them tomorrow after trick or treating tonight.
We are creating a costume closet for next year's kids. :)
#TEAMWORK
This week in science our 5th graders had the opportunity this week to zoom with 2 letters to a precientist stem penpals.
Students learned about each penpal’s education and training path as well as their career. Then students were able to ask questions further deepen their understanding of what the professionals do in their career.
We are always trying to connect what we learn in the classroom with future careers here at Chardon Hills.
More Halloween pictures by our staff.
Lots of FUN today. :)👻🎃🐆
It's not all about the X's and O's...
Yes we are here for ELA, MATH, SOCIAL STUDIES and SCIENCE but we are also here for the KIDS and creating a fun environment that they will remember when they are older!
Love the effort out of our staff going the EXTRA MILE for the kids!
Prime example about CULTURE and CLIMATE.
We hope everyone has a safe and happy Halloween! 🎃 👻
Thank you to all our parents/guardians for coming to conferences tonight.
We had such a great turnout.
We appreciate the partnerships we have with our families and their child's educational experience!
It was a great evening to be a 🐆.
Today we had our RED RIBBON WEEK assembly where we had officer George
Panagiotou from the Euclid Police Dept.
He spoke to our students about the dangers of using drugs. He gave plenty of scenarios for our Panthers to think about.
Students had some great questions for our guest speaker.
Our kids behaved very well. We had the entire school in the gym. This was our first WHOLE SCHOOL assembly. We appreciate the staff monitoring our kids as well.
Overall it was a great informative experience for all those involved.
Go Panthers!
In our faculty meeting today we started using "Branching Minds", a platform to collect data including academics, attendance and behavior. We will use this information to make informed decisions so that every child is successful.
Data talks begin today with our teachers, curriculum coach, literacy leads, intervention specialists and administration.
We are always looking at data to MOVE our children forward.
