INFORMATION
Fairview Families
Common Core Standards
Parent's Guide To Success Website
Parent’s Guide to Understanding the Standards Based Report Card along with the Common Core Standards
Why Academic Standards Are Important: Academic Standards are important because they help ensure that all students are prepared for success in college and the workforce. Standards provide a clear roadmap for teachers, parents, and students. Having clearly defined goals helps families and teachers work together to ensure students succeed. Our report card reflects student success toward the Common Core Standards.
Student Math Goals
Student Goal Setting
Students this year are participating in assessments that are given 3 times a year, beginning of the year, middle of the year, and end of the year, to assess each student’s growth. Every student will be writing math goals after they completed the beginning of the year assessment. Please look for their goals coming home to help support them. Students will be monitoring their goals through out the year and will be sharing with you their plan for success.
Ways you can help achieve their goal:
Ask your child what their math goal is.
Ask your child what their strengths are.
Ask your child what areas they want to improve on.
Ask your child what is their next step to improve.
Discuss ways you can work together to help.
Go over basic facts when getting ready in the morning.
Talk math any time you can find!
Visit the envision website to view lessons.
https://www.pearsonsuccessnet.com/snpapp/login/login.jsp?showLoginPage=true
Please ask your child’s teacher for the user name and pass code. The website is also found on Fairview’s home page.
Bullying Policy
What is expected of a Fairview student to do if they are bullied or witness bullying occurring?
Stop: Tell the person to stop and give the hand signal to stop.
Walk: Walk away from the person who is bullying.
Talk: Tell an adult what happened right away.
Students are to fill out a Bullying Report Form and turn it into our school's point person, Mrs. Troppa.
Bullying Prevention and Intervention:
At Fairview, we put forth great effort to prevent bullying and to intervene when bullying occurs. Bullying prevention education is administered to all students at Fairview.
School wide approach to bullying: Stop, Walk, and Talk
Weekly character education and social skills curriculum
Bullying reporting system in place where students can anonymously report bullying
Behavior Expectation lesson taught weekly
School wide PBIS
Monthly Good Citizen Awards
Out of the blue awards
Check in Check Out
Fairview Ambassador- peer to peer counseling
Conflict resolution meetings
Social Skills small group sessions
1 on 1 counseling
Definition of Bullying
Bullying is a repeated act in which a student or group of students do or say things that hurt another person. Bullying behavior takes many forms. Here are a few examples:
Physical Bullying includes repeated hitting, kicking, stealing from someone, making someone do what he or she does not want to do, damage to someone else’s things.
Verbal or Emotional Bullying includes repeated threatening to do emotional/physical injury to others, name-calling, Intentionally excluding others, cyber bullying, and writing negative things about other students.
As stated in the Informational and Discipline Handbook, District 186 recognizes bullying as a type of violence that occurs whenever a student intentionally, repeatedly inflicts or threatens to inflict physical or emotional injury on another’s body, feelings, or possessions.
To make our school violence-free and safe from bullying, we agree to:
Tolerate no bullying in our school
Intervene when bullying occurs and strictly enforce rules against these types of behaviors.
Empower staff and students to report bullying behavior and treat one another with respect.
Telephone and Schedule
Daily Timetable
Students are not to be on the school grounds before 8:10 a.m. Supervision for students begins at 8:10 a.m.
DAILY SCHEDULE:
(Subject to Change)
7:00 SCOPE Opens
7:45 School Office Opens
8:10 Students Arrive – Playground
Supervision Begins
8:25 First Bell
8:30 Classes Begin
2:55 Dismissal of Bus Riders
3:00 Dismissal of Walkers/Car Riders
6:00 SCOPE Closes
Important Telephone Numbers
Fairview Office 525-3211
Fairview FAX 525-3286
Cafeteria 525-3213
Student Services 525-7911
First Student 544-7603
(Regular Ed.)
First Student 522-1312
(Special Ed.)
District Office 525-3000
SCOPE 525-3309