Autrey Mill Faculty News
March 18, 2013
“The achievement of your goal is assured the
moment you commit yourself to it.”
-Mack R. Douglas
News/Timelines/Due Dates
Passover/Good Friday –
Please keep in mind that Passover
occurs for our Jewish families next week.
Both the nights of Monday 3/25 and Tuesday 3/26, families
celebrate with a Seder service and meal at their homes. We may also have students out on Good
Friday, 3/39, a significant day for our Christian families.
Another baby!! – Mandi
Mitchell and her husband are expecting their first child.
Rock Eagle – Thanks
go to Julie Ferris and Erin Villaume for the planning and implementation of the
trip to Rock Eagle. The kids had a great
adventure. Thanks also to Fran for being
the on-site administrator and to all of the chaperones who made the trip so
memorable for the kids.
PRIDE –We will
meet Friday, March 22nd with
Silent Reading.
News from Debra -
HOMEROOM TEACHERS
You have schedules in your
mailboxes – Please distribute them in Homeroom.
Course Verifications are due
back to Nan on Tuesday March 19th. You should place them in
her door in Alpha order.
ALL TEACHERS,
You have your grade
verifications in your mailboxes. Please review according to the directions
on the Grade Verification Form. These (the grade verifications and signed
the grade verification form) are due back to me by Tuesday, March 19th
at 1:00 p.m.
CONNECTIONS TEACHERS
Please remember to print your 3rd
Qtr Spreadsheet from TAC. Directions below - J
Run the following for each of
your 3rd Qtr Classes
·
Click on Score link
for3rd Qtr
·
Click on Printable
·
Click on Print
Thanks for all you do and your
patience last week with the numerous emails. Definitely a CRAZY week for
the DC…..
Have a Marvelous Monday and
Great Week!
TAG - As you
finalize your grades for the nine weeks, make sure you have checked TAG
students for probation and dismissal status. Students who have an average
below 80% should be placed on probation. If they do not bring up their
grade by the end of the semester, they should be placed in OL for the next
school year.
Students who have been on
probation for this nine weeks and have not brought up their average, should be
dismissed and moved to OL. Please email your grade level administrator
for any schedule changes and send home the dismissal letter to be signed and
returned.
Where is Livingston -
Danielle Sherfey says
"There are so many
deserving staff here at AMMS that have been or should be recognized, but this
person is someone who stands out to me every time I think about an individual
who is hardworking, passionate, and committed to their students. That person is
Deborah White. From helping students understand responsibility, assisting
teachers with accommodating the students who need extra support, educating
parents on those accommodations, contributing to the RTI process and teaching 6th
grade reading, Deborah does them all with a smile and flawlessly. She is always
there to give advice to students, other teachers and parents about how to
contribute to better students’ development and promote a positive learning/home
environment. Deborah has a WONDERFUL relationship with all students she comes
in contact with throughout the year. She lets them know her expectations and
holds them to it, while rewarding them when they do a good job. She is
wonderful to work with and provides knowledge, along with many strategies, to
help teachers become better educators.
I am excited to pass Livingston
on to her to acknowledge what a wonderful and valuable part of AMMS she
is!"
Where is Livingston -
Danielle Sherfey says
"There are so many
deserving staff here at AMMS that have been or should be recognized, but this
person is someone who stands out to me every time I think about an individual
who is hardworking, passionate, and committed to their students. That person is
Deborah White. From helping students understand responsibility, assisting
teachers with accommodating the students who need extra support, educating
parents on those accommodations, contributing to the RTI process and teaching 6th
grade reading, Deborah does them all with a smile and flawlessly. She is always
there to give advice to students, other teachers and parents about how to
contribute to better students’ development and promote a positive learning/home
environment. Deborah has a WONDERFUL relationship with all students she comes
in contact with throughout the year. She lets them know her expectations and
holds them to it, while rewarding them when they do a good job. She is
wonderful to work with and provides knowledge, along with many strategies, to
help teachers become better educators.
Happy Birthday
Mary Ann Mokhemar March
19Daniel Quinn March 20
Debra Anderson March 20
Rayna Helton March 20
Kailey Pullen March 22
Ashley Sutton March 24
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