Freeman Frolic
January 13 - 17, 2025
Everyday Counts
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School Breakfast Service Ends at 9am
We want to make you aware that breakfast service ends at 9am so the cafeterIa can start making lunches. If your child is tardy and comes to school after 9am, please know that breakfast is not served after 9am. Try to make sure your child gets breakfast if checking in late!
National Girls and Women in Sports Day Clinic
January 31st at UNCW for 6th graders or younger
Registered participants will receive a free t-shirt.
Email mullenm@uncw.edu to RSVP
Receive free women's basketball tickets for children and $5 adult tickets
Women's UNCW Basketabll vs Hosfstra
4:30-6:30 in Hanover Hall
BINGO Night 1/31/25
Family BINGO Night is another community opportunity. See the attached flyer for this fun event!
Parent and Family Engagement Policy
Families,
We need your input. Your opinion matters to us. Please take a few minutes to complete this FORM about Parent and Family Engagement at Rachel Freeman. Please complete this survey by Friday, January 31, 2025. Thank you!
-R Freeman Administration
Happening This Week!
Monday, January 20, 2025
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MLK, Jr. Day
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Tuesday, January 21, 2025
mClass Reading and Aimsweb Plus Math Benchmark Assessments in Grades K-5
Freeman Scholars After School Program
Wednesday, January 22, 2025
ACCESS Testing for ML Students (4th and 5th Graders)
mClass Reading and Aimsweb Plus Math Benchmark Assessments in Grades K-5
Pied Piper at Thalian Hall for 1st and 2nd Grade Classes
Freeman Family Community Event, 5:30-7pm at the Creekwood South Community Center
Thursday, January 23, 2025
ACCESS Testing for ML Students (2nd Graders)
mClass Reading and Aimsweb Plus Math Benchmark Assessments in Grades K-5
Willy Wonka at Hannah Block USO Building for 3rd Grader
Freeman Scholars After School Program
Friday, January 24, 2025
ACCESS Testing for ML Students (2nd Graders)
mClass Reading and Aimsweb Plus Math Benchmark Assessments in Grades K-5
Looking Ahead
Jan. 30 - NC Check In Physical Science Benchmark for 5th Grade
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - January 20, 2025
2025 Teacher Assistant of the Year
Mrs. Waller
Congratulations to Sharonda Waller. She has been voted the Teacher Assistant of the Year at Rachel Freeman School of Engineering. Mrs. Waller is a TA in Kindergarten.
2025 Teacher of the Year
Ms. McKeel
Congratulations to Katlyn McKeel. She has been voted Teacher of the Year at Rachel Freeman School of Engineering. Ms. McKeel is a teacher in Third Grade.
AIG Newsletter
Attendance Incentives
Recognize Previous Attendance Celebrations
Communities in Schools and Ms. Robbins will recognize perfect attendance for the months of school we have already attended. January 8th, the team will visit classrooms to get the Attendance Incentives started. This recognition will continue each month. Students with perfect attendance for the month will be recognized with a charm/tag to add to their chain.
These attendance "lanyards" will be kept in the classroom on display in a safe place so they don't get lost. Name tags will be made for each chain for each student.
Bear-ific Attendance Walls
Each Friday, teachers will plan to meet at the attendance wall with their class and add Bear-ific star pictures for weekly perfect attendance.
Keep School a Learning Environment
Dear Students and Parents,
At our school, we are dedicated to creating a focused and engaging environment where every student can thrive and succeed in their learning. To help maintain this atmosphere, we kindly ask that distractions such as cell phones, stuffed animals, ski masks, and blankets be left at home. These items can interfere with the classroom experience and take away from valuable instructional time. By working together, we can ensure that school remains a place where education and growth are the top priorities. Thank you for your understanding and support in fostering a positive learning environment.
Sincerely,
Rachel Freeman Administration
Away for the Day
At R. Freeman Elementary School, cell phones and personal devices are expected to be away for the day.
- Students will keep personal devices turned off and put away in backpacks.
- This included phones, smart watches, tablets, laptops, headphones, earpods, and similar devices that are not school-issued.
- Students may access their personal devices before school (before they enter the building) and after announcements (2:30pm).
- Students may NOT access their personal devices during the school day (7:15am - 2:30pm).
- Parents may call the front office to leave messages for their student (910) 250-6011
- If a student needs to call home, they can use the front office phone.
How can families support in this area?
- Please support by not expecting your student to access their phone during the school day.
- Students can bring devices to school to let families know they have arrived or about after school plans. They just cannot access the device during the school day.