Lubeck Elementary

KINDERGARTEN-2nd GRADE DISMISSAL UPDATES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 9, 2020 There are two changes that will occur starting Monday, November 9. 1. If you are picking up a K-2 AND 3-5 student, they will be dismissed together on Route 68 starting on November 9. (This is a change from door 8.) 2. Each K-2 family will get a card with their child’s name and grade on it. As you line up for dismissal, please have this card visible either by placing it somewhere on the dashboard/windows or holding it up so it can be read. This will allow us to have your student ready for you before you get up to door 8. The poles leading to door 8 will also be numbered. Please pull all the way up. Once your car comes to a complete stop, we can help your child into the vehicle. Teachers will be outside working to make this as safe and smooth as possible. Please refrain from getting out of your vehicle, as this slows down the process considerably. Teachers can assist your child with the car door, but do to liability, we are not permitted to help your child with any kind of seat belt buckle. If your child needs assistance, please pull up to the cone at the end of the pick-up ramp where you can safely help your child while still letting traffic flow. Thank you for your help and patience!

Lubeck Elementary is looking for a BOYS BASKETBALL COACH. The details for a girls and boys basketball season are still in the works, but we want to get our coaching staff lined up ASAP. If you are interested, please contact Mrs. Hardman at 304-863-3321 or email amber.hardman@k12.wv.us

As you know Wood County students will begin attending school face to face on Monday, November 9. In preparation for all students attending, we have made minor changes to our K-2 pick-up procedures. There will be no changes to the pick-up for grades 3-5. Watch for information that will go home with K-2 students on Monday or Thursday of this week (there is no school on Tuesday for Election Day). Information will also be shared on Facebook, Lubeck School Live Feed, and text. The utilization of the Wood County Schools Bus is always a great option for afternoon transportation. Students who live within a few miles of the school often arrive at home by bus faster than if they are picked up at school. We have a wonderful group of drivers who take great care in transporting our students.

SCHOOL PHOTO RETAKE DATE CHANGE Lubeck School picture retakes will be on a November 16. This change allows us to have one day of retakes for anyone wishing to participate.

Lubeck Families, This is Mrs. Hardman, principal at Lubeck Elementary School. On Tuesday night the Wood County Board of Education approved Mr. Hosaflook's proposed plan for students to return to school 4 days a week (M-Th with Friday remote learning) starting November 9th for elementary students. Parents also have a choice of doing remote learning 5 days a week through Schoology. If you would like your child to participate in remote learning only and not face to face learning in the school building, please contact the school office or your child’s teacher as soon as possible. It is important that we know instructional preferences so that we may prepare for our students who are learning on campus and off campus. If you are currently enrolled in WV Virtual School, you may remain in that program. Thank you for your help with this.

RED RIBBON WEEK Friday- Day 5 at Lubeck Elementary "Team Up for Kindness!" Wear your favorite team jersey!

Lubeck Families, This is Mrs. Hardman, principal at Lubeck Elementary School. On Tuesday night the Wood County Board of Education approved Mr. Hosaflook's proposed plan for students to return to school 4 days a week (M-Th with Friday remote learning) starting November 9th for elementary students. Parents also have a choice of doing remote learning 5 days a week through Schoology. If you would like your child to participate in remote learning only and not face to face learning in the school building, please contact the school office or your child’s teacher as soon as possible. It is important that we know instructional preferences so that we may prepare for our students who are learning on campus and off campus. If you are currently enrolled in WV Virtual School, you may remain in that program. Thank you for your help with this.

RED RIBBON WEEK- Thursday- Day 4 at Lubeck Elementary "Real Heroes Don't Do Drugs!" Dress like your favorite super hero or community hero!

Williamstown Bank Trunk or Treat DATE CHANGE

RED RIBBON WEEK- Day 3 at Lubeck Elementary Wednesday- BE ALL YOU CAN BE- DRUG FREE! Celebrate being drug free by wearing camo!

RED RIBBON WEEK- Day 2 at Lubeck Elementary Tuesday: "Hats Off to Being Drug Free!" Wear your favorite hat!

Monday is Day 1 of RED RIBBON WEEK at Lubeck Elementary! We are ready to “Rock Out in Red!” Wear RED to celebrate being DRUG FREE! 🐾❤️

The DENTAL CLINIC is coming to Lubeck Elementary!

Lubeck Elementary is proud to be DRUG FREE! Red Ribbon Week is right around the corner!

This young man was recognized for outstanding citizenship during morning announcements today. After noticing a new student sitting alone on the sidelines during a game at recess, Landon stopped playing and approached the boy to invite him to join in. Being new to a school can be really tough. Thank you, Landon, for your act of kindness! 💙🐾 #nationalbullypreventionmonth

Thank you, Nurse Kyla, for providing this helpful information!

One of the best resources that you have on off-campus learning days is iReady. iReady is research based and designed to meet the needs of all learners. Each K-5 child has completed an iReady Diagnostic test in reading and math. This assessment is a comprehensive look at a student's strength sand weaknesses in all areas. Once students are finished with the diagnostic, there are lessons assigned to them that focus on the EXACT SKILLS THEY NEED. These lessons are engaging and include fun games that serve as brain breaks. All students, except for kindergarten, had experience with iReady lessons last year. In the past lessons were completed at school. However, since our focus is to maximize teacher face to face instruction on the days we have our students, the iReady lessons are being assigned to our 2 day a week students for the days in which they are off-campus learning. Your child can work on iReady without any assistance of an adult. All they need is their iPad and internet access. Students know how to log in and usernames/passwords are also located on their iPad bag. Your child's teacher is monitoring the lessons so that they may intervene or celebrate when appropriate. If your child is performing above level or below level, the lessons will give them support or enrichment because they are targeted to fit their needs. To maximize the targeted learning each week, we recommend 45 minutes of iReady Math and 45 of iReady Reading each week. This can be broken down to be achieved throughout the week. Grade levels have developed goals of how many lessons students should pass each week. Students will take the iReady Diagnostic two more times this year. The next time is in December and again at the end of the school year. We will use these results to measure student growth. Every student has their own growth goal, and we will track progress together. Celebrating student growth is one of the most exciting things we do at school. If you need further assistance with iReady, please reach out to your child's teacher.

Happy World Teachers' Day to our Lubeck Teachers!

Grades 3-5: Student grades for midterms can be viewed in their student account or by logging into your parent account--access codes should have come home. If you need help access your parent account call the Schoology help desk at your child's school Monday-Thursday from 3:30-5:30. To view grades through your parent account, go to www.schoology.com, log in with parent information. If you haven't already set up an account you will need your parent access code provided by the school. Once logged in: Click on Grade Report Download Student Report Select Term One Select all classes Submit Watch the following video for a helpful tip for viewing student grades through the student's account. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iz5ye3DyvqU&t=3300s

First CELEBRATION on our iReady wall! Mrs. DeLong’s Class goal was to pass 45 iReady lessons.. these students passed a combined 61 in Reading and 52 in Math.... They set 90% as the percent correct goal and they averaged 100% in Math and had 96%in Reading! This is amazing work, 2nd graders!