JRLP Family Newsletter
April 5, 2024
Table of Contents
- Administrative Announcements
- Ms. Munguia Video
- PTSO Thank You!
- Student Interview Anthony Hernandez Orozco
- New Announcements
- JRLP Talent Show
- 7th-12th Grade Off Campus Clubs
- Previous Announcements
- JRLP Testing Calendar
- A Day Without Hate T-shirts
- Tardy update - Attendance Policy
- HD Math
- Twelve Talks to Have with Teens
- Drivers Education Scholarships
- K-5 Zoo Field Trip
- JRLP Contact Information information
Administrative Announcements
PTSO Thank you!
Student Interview with Anthony Hernandez Orozco
Hello JRLP Families,
Enjoy! Enjoy! this week's video, 11th grader Anthony Hernandez Orozco.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15W2egd227CGBDRHMsXGu3XRVIzx-Ps9y/view?usp=sharing
GREAT JOB ANTHONY!
New Announcements
JRLP Talent Show
Viewing April 25th @ 4:00 pm
JRLP Community,
We are EXCITED to announce our talent show will be coming soon!
Please get your videos into Ms. Fitzpatrick by Friday, April 19th! Send the videos to mfitzpat@jeffco.k12.co.us
K-5 and 6-12th and their families will be getting together to have an online viewing, Thursday, April 25th at 4:00 pm.
Please submit your videos, we are looking forward to seeing our JRLP Community Talents! 😀
7th-12th Grade Off Campus Clubs
These Clubs are offered year round, every Tuesday.
May 28th is jump up date so if you’re a 6th grader who is interested in these clubs as well, you’ll be able to start attending before the next school year starts.
Previous Announcements
JRLP Testing Calendar
A Day Without Hate T-Shirts
If you ordered a t-shirt for A Day Without Hate, you can pick them up at the school starting, Wednesday, April 3rd and 9:00 am.
The shirts will be worn on Thursday, April 25th to show your support!
Thank you for your participation!
Attendance Policy
JRLP's Attendance Policy has been updated surrounding what constitutes a tardy.
Teachers will take attendance during the first 5 minutes of class for high school and 10 minutes for elementary and will note the time the student arrives in Infinite campus.
Tardies - Students will be marked tardy if they arrive after the first 5 minutes of class for high school and 10 minutes for elementary.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ePhOyf_c8eayKFqhbKV4XzqGoWjltM_FufPIQPFEWy0/edit
Secondary Families
Wondering about HDT Math?
High Dosage Tutoring (HDT) Math class meets on Lynx Wednesdays (Lynx Session A - with your Advisement class / teachers / meet link). You do receive a grade and credit for this class! HDT Math is a Pass/Fail class where 70% or higher is passing. To pass, it is expected that students complete at least 30 minutes of MAP Accelerator each week.
MAP Accelerator is a personalized learning tool that ties scores from a student’s MAP Growth scores to learning pathways in Khan Academy—complete with lessons, instructional videos, and practice problems. It’s like having your own personal tutor in math!
In a typical 5-day week, students have the opportunity to work on MAP Accelerator for an hour each week. This includes 15 minutes in each Study Hall and 30 minutes in Lynx Session A. Students are still expected to complete 30 minutes of MAP Accelerator if there is a 4-day week, and those minutes are built into Study Hall.
Although your minutes spent on this program are important, so are your skills and levels. Try to work on leveling up and mastering new skills during each session! If you complete the required minutes but have not made progress in any skills or levels, you will not pass HDT Math
HDT Math is a separate class and a separate grade from your regular math class with your math teacher. However, your math teacher can certainly help you with MAP Accelerator. For example, if your personal MAP Accelerator level seems too easy or too difficult, your math teacher can adjust that for you.
Please let your HDT Math (Advisement) teachers and Math teacher know if you have any questions!
Twelve Talks to Have with Teens
Sources of Strength
Everyone has ups and downs, and leaning on strengths can help people get through tough times. Talking to the youth in your life about their own sources of strength can help them know what to do and where to turn when they need help or support. This can be a really upbeat and fun conversation, perhaps starting out with: What are some of your natural strengths?
Learn more HERE.
Drivers Education Scholarships
K-5 Zoo Field Trip
Hot on the tails of our incredibly exciting Museum field trip, we are announcing our final K-5 field trip for the year. We are going to the zoo!
Please save the date and make every opportunity to join us on Monday, April 29th at 11:00 at the Denver Zoo.
Great news! all JRLP K-5 students and their parents have free admission! If additional guests will be attending (younger/older students, or students that don't attend JRLP, as well as additional adults) they will need to pay full price either online or on site.
We can't wait to see you at the zoo!
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