FRIDAY,
MAY
22,
2015
Essential Question #5:
What do we do when they do learn?
Upcoming Events
Product
Monday,
May 25th
The product is what the student creates at the end of the
lesson to demonstrate the mastery of the content. This can be
in the form of tests, projects, reports or other activities.
Teachers may assign students to complete activities that show
mastery of an educational concept in a way the student
prefers, based on learning style.
No School
Memorial Day
Tuesday,
May 26th
Examples of differentiating the end product:
Student Support Team Mtg.
2:45 - 3:45 in Rm 704

Read and write learners write a book report.

Visual learners create a graphic organizer of the story.

Auditory learners give an oral report.
Wednesday,
May 27th

Kinesthetic learners build a diorama illustrating the story.
Sr. BBQ and Tea
Teacher Support Team Mtg.
2:45 - 3:45 in the LMC
Thursday,
May 28th
The teacher support team has established its first
work group focused on the development of the
teacher startup days in August.
New Teacher PLC
2:45 - 3:45 in the LMC
If you are interested in joining the work group they are
meeting on
Wednesday, May 27th from 2:45 – 3:45.
Friday,
May 29th
The group will meet in the LMC.
Split Lunch Schedule
Falcon Support
The School Improvement Team approved the following schedule for next year:
Regular Schedule
Falcon Support Schedule
(Monday-Wednesday-Friday)
(Tuesday and Thursday)
1st period: 8:00-9:00 (announcements)
Falcon Support: 8:00-8:55
2nd period: 9:05-10:00
1st Period 9:00-9:50 (announcements)
3rd period: 10:05-11:00
2nd Period 9:55-10:40
Early Lunch: 11:00-11:30
3rd period 10:45-11:30
4th period (early): 11:05-12:00
Early lunch: 11:30-12:00
Late Lunch: 12:00-12:30
Early 4th: 11:35-12:20
4th period (late): 11:35-12:30
Late lunch: 12:20-12:50
5th period: 12:35-1:30
Late 4th: 12:05-12:50
6th period: 1:35-2:30
5th period: 12:55-1:40
6th period: 1:45-2:30
Falcon Support will begin the week of September 21st.
Here are some comparisons between our traditional STAT intervention and Falcon Support:
Name
STAT
Falcon Support
# of Days
4 (until recent change to 3 days)
2
# of minutes to work
with teachers per week
# of instructional
minutes
120 minutes per week
110 minutes per week
250 minutes per week (5 days of 50
minute periods)
255 minutes per week (3 days of 55 minute periods, 2 days of 45 minutes)
College in the
High School
SBAC Update:
We will finish up the ELA test
on Tuesday, and then
complete the Math SBAC for
11th graders on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
This will be completed by
pulling students out for the
Ever wonder what we
can do to keep our
Running Start-type
students at Prairie?
U. of Washington
may have the answer.
Check out this link
and let me know if
you are interested:
http://
www.uwhs.washingto
n.edu/uwhs/
ASB Election Results
VicePresident - Conner Castleberry
Treasurer- Simon Benko
Secretary- Kayley Pruden
Sergeant at Arms- Natalie Narynova
Activities Manager- Misa Le
Reminders
Keep Students
Until the Bell
Staff, please do not allow your
students to leak out of your
room early.
Check your email & make
sure your inbox isn’t full.
ID Badges
Recognition Manager- Zach Wannamaker Publicity Manager- Jonah Bettger
Junior Class President - Maggie Arnold
Sophomore Class President - Zoe Hawes
If you are interested in
chaperoning prom on the
night of June 6th, please
contact Jen Havig.
Email
President- Trey Gullickson
Senior Class President- Aidan Bissell
Chaperones are still
needed for Prom!
Wear your ID Badges on a
daily basis!
Learning Targets
Benefit Concert:
Come out to Billy Blue’s
Bar and Grill located on
Hazel Dell Avenue on
June 12th. There is a concern taking place
for Kristie put on by Billy Blues.
Learning Targets need to be
communicated on a daily
basis.
Please make sure you are
clearly using another strategy
evident to the students
Classroom Culture
Our Classroom Culture needs
to be based on relationships,
respect, trust, safety, and
passion.
Kristie and the boys
enjoying an NBA playoff
game, courtesy of the
Golden State Warriors.