
Army Trail Update
#BeaverBeliefs
February 5, 2021
Attendance Updates
Attendance is Mandatory
At Army Trail, we have high expectations, and one of those expectations is students attending school regularly. Attendance is mandatory, and parents have a responsibility to ensure their child attends school daily.
Remote Learners will be considered PRESENT if they are logged into their Classroom/Specials teachers Zoom meeting at the scheduled time and actively participating in the class.
Remote Learners that do not log in, partially attend their Zoom meeting, or do not participate or engage in the lesson will be marked ABSENT and, in some cases, TRUANT.
In severe cases of absenteeism, a home visit may occur by Fullerton staff in addition to the Student Resource Officer from the Addison Police Department. In extreme truancy cases, students will be reported to the DuPage County Truancy Program for poor attendance.
Attendance Awards
We have started an attendance recognition system at Army Trail to recognize each student and their family's hard work. Last week certificates were mailed home to recognize attendance during the first trimester, September 1 through November 13. Students that have met the criteria will be recognized in one of the following three categories.
- Certificate of Attendance - Student achieving between 90 and 94% attendance
- Excellence in Attendance - Students achieving between 95 and 99% attendance
- Perfect Attendance - Student achieving 100% attendance
Perfect Attendance
Student Council Spirit Week
Science Night
Hey District 4 - are you looking for a way to support Science Night 2021, but aren't able to volunteer to help with the event? Purchase your very own Science Night t-shirt to show your support! T-shirts can be ordered using the link to the ACPTA webstore MemberHub until February 13, and shirts can be picked up the first week in March at the District 4 school of your choice. Proceeds from t-shirt sales will help pay for Science Night materials, and anything raised over the amount needed for Science Night will help fund ACPTA scholarships for Addison Trail graduates. Thank you for your support! The Addison Council PTA
Virtual Calming Room
We are here to support you!
Erin's Law
Each K-5th grade class at Army Trail will receive a 30-minute presentation between the week of February 8th-12th or February 16th-19th.
The following topics will be covered:
- Basic Body safety/ awareness
- Setting personal boundaries
- Seeking help from friends and adults we trust
To get more information on Erin’s Law, visit their website HERE.
If you do not wish your children to participate in the Erin’s Law curriculum or have any questions, please contact Jamie Smolinski, School Social Worker, at 630-458-2461 or jsmolinski@asd4.org by Friday, February 5th, 2020. It is important to note; if we do not hear from you, we will assume your child has permission to participate in this curriculum.
Student Survey
Army Trail students are scheduled to take the 5 Essentials Survey between February 8 and February 26. Please be aware that under the Protection of Pupil Rights Act. 20 U.S.C. Section 1232(c) (1) (A), you have the right to review a copy of the questions asked of your student(s). Survey questions can be found on the Illinois 5Essentials Support Center.
If you do not want your son or daughter to participate, please the Army Trail School Office.
Family Survey
Please help us reach our Goal!
Your participation in the parent portion of the survey will help us understand your child’s school conditions and guide improvement. Your identity and survey responses will be kept completely confidential and will never be connected to you or your child.
The Illinois 5Essentials Survey for students and teachers will be conducted from February 3, 2021, through April 2, 2021. The Parent Survey Supplement will be conducted during that same timeframe. To take the survey, please visit https://survey.5-essentials.org/Illinois/ and select the appropriate survey to begin.
Student Vacations and Extended Leaves
Student attendance continues to be taken on a daily basis, whether your child is attending class in-person or remotely. Therefore, if your family intends on taking a vacation, or you must require your child to stay with a family member outside of the state or country; please be sure to notify us by calling the main office or letting your child’s classroom teacher know. This information is important for us to know so that we can plan accordingly, as we are not able to provide synchronous/asynchronous instruction or related services outside of the state. Our staff is only licensed to provide instruction or services within Illinois. If you have any questions please call our main office at 630-458-2502
Call us!
- Having trouble connecting
- connecting late or
- student is absent
- trouble self-certifying
ASD4 Food Distribution
WHEN WILL FOOD BE DISTRIBUTED?
- Food will be provided from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each Wednesday
- Seven days worth of meals will be distributed (five breakfasts and five lunches)
- Menus will be posted on the district website each month
WHERE WILL FOOD BE DISTRIBUTED?
Indian Trail Junior High School, 222 N Kennedy Drive in Addison, Door 1
Social Emotional Support
- Emergencies: 9-1-1
- Safe School Hotline: 1-800-4-1-VOICE, x359
- Crisis Support Line available 24-7 (Mental Health Support): 630-627-1700
- SASS Cares Line (Mental Health Crisis): 1-800-345-9049
- Addison Township: 630-530-8161 Providing food to families Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m
- Community Resource Guide
Distrcit PreSchool Programs
Army Trail Elementary School
Army Trail exists to EDUCATE, EMPOWER, IMPACT, and INSPIRE others.
Army Trail School’s vision is to build a foundation that allows students to define their path towards lifelong success.
Email: rtucker@asd4.org
Website: http://armytrail.asd4.org/
Location: 346 Army Trail Boulevard, Addison, IL, USA
Phone: 630-458-2502
Facebook: facebook.com/armytrailschool
Twitter: @ArmyTrailASD4