JANUARY 18, 2010- MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY- NO STUDENT ATTENDANCE

FEBRUARY 15, 2010- PRESIDENT'S DAY- NO STUDENT ATTENDANCE

MARCH 1, 2010- CASIMIR PULASKI HOLIDAY- NO STUDENT ATTENDANCE

MARCH 12, 2010- END OF THE 3RD QUARTER

MARCH 26, 2010- TEACHER INSTITUTE DAY- NO STUDENT ATTENDANCE

MARCH 29-APRIL 2, 2010- SPRING BREAK- NO STUDENT ATTENDANCE

APRIL 30, 2010- TEACHER INSTITUTE DAY- NO STUDENT ATTENDANCE

MAY 27, 2010- LAST DAY OF STUDENT ATTENDANCE

MAY 28, 2010- TEACHER INSTITUTE DAY

MAY 26, 2010- JUNE 2, 2010- MAY BE USED AS A STUDENT ATTENDANCE DAY                                                                                                       (if 5 emergency days are used, the last day of school will be JUNE 2, 2010.

JUNE 5,  2010- EDWARDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Leclaire Parent,

 It is hard to believe that the school year is almost halfway over.  I hope that your conferences went well.  As a parent, I am always thrilled to hear great things about my children.  You always hope that they leave home and remember what you’ve taught them at home.  Providing a loving nurturing environment gives kids a wonderful head start.

 I have been talking to the students lately about Young Author's books.  My hope is that we get a lot of participation this year.

Talk to your child about setting reasonable goals and timelines for creating the book, if they are indeed interested. 

This task can be overwhelming if not taken in small reasonable steps.  The following are steps to goal setting:

• Make a DECISION
• Decide WHEN to do it
• PLAN how to get it done
• SHARE with someone else that you will do it
• REPORT your progress

Hopefully, this will help you, to help your child create a fantastic story!