REPORT AND PROGRESS REPORTS Report cards are issued four times per year at nine-week intervals (see school calendar). At the mid-point of each grading period, progress reports will be issued. If your child’s report card or progress report indicates a problem, the teacher usually checks the box next to conference”. If this has been done or if “parent you have any questions concerning your child’s grades, you should call the school to schedule a conference. The report card will be mailed to you. A letter-sized (# 10), stamped, self- addressed envelope should be sent to your child’s teacher. Also, please include your home address as the return address. No report card may be released until all fines and charges are paid. Marking scale: A - 90-100, B - 80-89, C - 73-79, D - 70-72, F - 69 & below Grades K-2 will receive standards-based report card each 9 weeks. SCHOOL SPONSORED CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS The following list represents clubs and organizations offered at Lewiston Elementary. A brief description of the purpose of each has been provided, as well as the types of activities and the sponsors for each. Club or Purpose/Mission Statement Activities Sponsors Organization Book Club To offer students opportunity Read & discuss Specialist for in-depth study and books and compare discussion of age appropriate them to audio or books video version; Have guest speakers Chorus To expose registered 4th and 5th Performances for Music Teacher grade students to a wide variety of school and county musical styles while emphasizing activities such as the development of musical skills Patriotic Programs and understanding & PTO meetings 4-H Club To provide students with the Monthly meetings 5th Grade Teachers opportunity to learn leadership, in classrooms & citizenship, and life skills community projects Safety Patrol To give leadership opportunities Help monitor PE Teacher to 5th grade students as they students in mentor younger students in safety hallways during procedures while at school. arrival & dismissal Student Council To provide registered 4th and Help with 4th and 5th Teachers 5th students with the schoolwide projects opportunity to contribute to such as Salvation school improvement efforts and Army Canned Food to develop leadership skills. Drive & Toys for Columbia County Foundation
REPORT AND PROGRESS REPORTS Report cards are issued four times per year at nine-week intervals (see school calendar). At the mid-point of each grading period, progress reports will be issued. If your child’s report card or progress report indicates a problem, the teacher usually checks the box next to “parent conference”. If this has been done or if you have any questions concerning your child’s grades, you should call the school to schedule a conference. The report card will be mailed to you. A letter-sized (# 10), stamped, self- addressed envelope should be sent to your child’s teacher. Also, please include your home address as the return address. No report card may be released until all fines and charges are paid. Marking scale: A - 90-100, B - 80-89, C - 73-79, D - 70-72, F - 69 & below Grades K-2 will receive standards-based report card each 9 weeks. SCHOOL SPONSORED CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS The following list represents clubs and organizations offered at Lewiston Elementary. A brief description of the purpose of each has been provided, as well as the types of activities and the sponsors for each. Club or Organization Purpose/Mission Statement Activities Sponsors Book Club To offer students opportunity for in-depth study and discussion of age appropriate books Read & discuss books and compare them to audio or video version; Have guest speakers Specialist Chorus To expose registered 4th and 5th grade students to a wide variety of musical styles while emphasizing the development of musical skills and understanding Performances for school and county activities such as Patriotic Programs & PTO meetings Music Teacher 4-H Club To provide students with the opportunity to learn leadership, citizenship, and life skills Monthly meetings in classrooms & community projects 5th Grade Teachers Safety Patrol To give leadership opportunities to 5th grade students as they mentor younger students in safety procedures while at school. Help monitor students in hallways during arrival & dismissal PE Teacher Student Council To provide registered 4th and 5th students with the opportunity to contribute to school improvement efforts and to develop leadership skills. Help with schoolwide projects such as Salvation Army Canned Food Drive & Toys for Columbia County Foundation 4th and 5th Teachers
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