All ITBS and COGat scores have been sent home. Please check your child's F.R.O.G.S. folder (notes) if you have not received it. The easiest way to read your results is to look in each category at the GE, Grade Equivalent Score, and you read it like we do for AR with grade of school in years and months. Look at the areas of weakness and have your child put in time on Study Island in those areas. The fall 2011 ITBS parent brochure is now available on our department's public website: http://www.cobbk12.org/centraloffice/accountability/testing_info.aspx  and on the intranet site for our department: http://support.cobbk12.org/CCSDAccountability/testinformation.htm

From administration - When devising our school supply list for the current year, we tried to be very cautious in asking for supplies. Each school year all grade levels combine a few supplies to one central storage area. With the rapid change in weather, we are finding ourselves in need of a few community school supplies. It would be greatly appreciated if each family could send in some Kleenex, Clorox Wipes, Ziploc Sandwich and Snack size bags. I could also use my hand soap refills (not sanitizer) for my classroom. Thank you so much!

 

 Holiday Celebration - December 22, 8:30 - 9:30. Our room mom, Stephanie Newton will be contacting parents for help. Thank you for all that you do - everyone!!!

Lt. Cameron West is coming to speak to us on Friday. He is a soldier whom we adopted last year. He was serving in the military overseas when he was seriously wounded and had to return to the states. He attended Frey when he was young. He now lives out of state but is coming to speak to our students this Friday. We are so excited about this.

 We are going to do a "Coins for Cameron" drive on Tuesday and Wednesday so we can present Cameron with a check for the "Wounded Soldier" organization. Please send in any donations that you can for this worthy cause and we do apologize for the late notice but we received this word at the last minute ourselves. We were not going to pass up the chance to have him come to our school so that we can honor him and his sacrifice for our country.