MANATEE  MEMOS  HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL ELEMENTARY

“Home of the Mighty Manatees”

“Activating  Super  Learners  

Delicia  Decembert,  Principal  Kelly  Heverly,  Asst.  Principal    

754-­‐323-­‐6150  Attendance:    754-­‐323-­‐6162  

     Nov.  9-­‐13   Anti-­‐Bullying  Week     Book  Fair  Nov.  10   Book  Fair  Family  Night  –  5:00-­‐7:45  p.m.  Nov.  11   NO  SCHOOL  –  Veterans’  Day  Nov.  12   Report  Cards  Issued  Nov.  13   4th  Gr.  Field  Trip  Nov.  17   Picture  Make-­‐Up  Day  Nov.  18   K-­‐5  Student  of  the  Month  –  8:05  a.m.  –  ITV       (by  invitation  only)  Nov.  20   2nd  Gr.  Show  –  9:00  a.m.     5th  Gr.  Field  Trip  Nov.  24   BMX  Show/Fundraiser  Reward  –  12:30            Nov.  25-­‐27   NO  SCHOOL  –  Thanksgiving  Holiday  Dec.  2-­‐11   PTA  Holiday  Store  Dec.  2   SAC  Meeting  –  2:30  p.m.  Dec.  4   PTA  Family  Holiday  Movie  Night  –  6:15  p.m.  Dec.  21-­‐   NO  SCHOOL  –  WINTER  BREAK      Jan.  1  

School  Resumes  January  4,  2016  

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November  2015  

CHARACTER  CORNER      Character  is  EVERYTHING  I  Say  and  Do  That  Shows  How  Much  I  Care  About  You  and  Me!    

NOVEMBER  -­‐  CITIZENSHIP  Knowing,   understanding,   and   displaying   a   high   regard   for   rules,  government,  heritage,  and  for  those  who  have  served  and  sacrificed  for  community  and  country.  

PTA  

The  Fall  Masquerade  was  a  huge  success!  Thank  you   to   PTA   for   coordinating   and   expanding   this  HCE   tradition.   A   special   thank   you   to   our  many  volunteers   who   came   to   run   the   games,   serve  food,  and  assist  with  all  the  fun!  Our  After  School  Programs   partners   also   volunteered   as   face  painters,   making   our   event   even  more   colorful!  Many   local   high   school   students  were   also   able  to   earn   community   service   hours   for   their   hard  work   and  dedication,  especially  with   set   up  and  clean  up!  We  are   so   thrilled   to   provide   a   family  fun   venture   where   our   Manatees   can   create  lifelong  memories!  Thank  you  for  coming  out  and  supporting   our   school!   We   can't   wait   till   next  year!  

Talk to Your Child About READING

Reading is one of the most important skills everyone needs to master to succeed in school, a job, and day-to-day life. These tips will help your child become a better reader. • Help your child find books, magazines, or other materials about

topics that interest him/her. • Encourage your child to spend at least a half hour a day reading

at home. • Talk with your child about school each day and ask about what

he/she is reading. • Ask who, what, where, when, how, and why questions to help

your child identify details in a text. • Read a story together and then ask your child to tell you in his/her

own words what it is about. • Ask your child to read a story aloud to you using different voices

for each character. • Challenge your child to find, use, and learn to spell one new word

a week. • Read some nonfiction together. Then ask your child to tell you

the main point of the piece and how the author supports it with facts and details.

 MS.  CHANEL-­‐LEILANI  ORTIZ  TEACHER  OF  THE  YEAR  

 MRS.  BARBARA  SANCHEZ  EMPLOYEE  OF  THE  YEAR  

     

Broward  County  Public  Schools  Celebrating  100  Years    

of  Educational  Excellence  HOLLYWOOD CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REPORTS

School Improvement Plan: School staff and parents jointly develop the plan. It includes yearly objectives and activities that will be implemented at the school level. You can access this plan at hollywoodcentral.browardschools.com. If you would like to review a hard copy of this plan or translation is needed, please contact the front office at 754-323-6150.

School Parent Involvement Plan: School staff and parents jointly develop the plan as part of the School Improvement Plan. The plan includes the parent activities to be implemented through the school year and an evaluation of last year’s parent program. You can access this plan at hollywoodcentral.browardschools.com. If you would like to review a hard copy of this plan or translation is needed, please contact the front office at 754-323-6150. District Parent Involvement Plan: District staff and parents jointly develop the plan. The plan includes the parent activities to be implemented through the school year and an evaluation of last year’s district parent program. You can access this plan at http://www.broward.k12.fl.us/titleone/_files/LEA-PIP_14-15.pdf. If you would like to review a hard copy of this plan or translation is needed, please contact Linda Howard, Title I Program Specialist, at 754-321-1410.

School  Public  Accountability  Report  (SPAR),  school  grades,  state  assessment  reports:    The  School  Public  Accountability  Report  contains  several   types  of  data  (indicators)  designed  to   inform  parents  and   the  general  public   about   the   progress  of  Florida’s  public   schools.  This   report  meets   the  public  reporting   requirements   of   the   federal   No   Child   Left   Behind   (NCLB)   Act   and   certain   additional  information   of   interest   on   the   status   of   Florida’s   schools.     In   addition,   the   Florida   Department   of  Education  publishes   school  grades,   the   results  of   the   state  assessment  of  Florida   schools.    You   can  access  these  reports  at  http://doeweb-­‐prd.doe.state.fl.us/eds/nclbspar/index.cfm.   If  you  would   like  to  review  a  hard  copy  or  if  translation  is  needed,  please  contact  the  front  office  at  754-­‐323-­‐6150.  

The  School  Board  of  Broward  County,  Florida  prohibits  any  policy  or  procedure  which  results  in  discrimination  on  the  basis  of  age,  color,  disability,  gender,  national  origin,  marital  status,  race,  religion  or  sexual  orientation.     Individuals  who  wish  to  file  a  discrimination  and/or  harassment  complaint  may  call  Executive  Director,  Benefits   &   EEO  Compliance   at   (754)   321-­‐2150   or   Teletype  Machine   TTY   (754)   321-­‐2158.       Individuals   with   disabilities   requesting   accommodations   under   the  Americans  with  Disabilities  Act  Amendments  Act  of  2008   (ADAAA)  may  call  Equal  Educational    Opportunities   (EEO)  at   (754)  321-­‐2150  or  Teletype  Machine  TTY  (754)  321-­‐2158.