Mandatory Parent Meeting St. David School March 20, 2013.

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Mandatory Parent Meeting St. David School March 20, 2013

Current Year Recap El Sobrante Stroll Clean-up Days Pasta Feed Fall Festival St. David Soccer League WCEA Santa Breakfast Youth Group

Current Year Recap Cont. Crab Feed New Title 1 Teacher Mad Science & Chess Wizards Homework Club New Lightening New Phones and wireless internet Youth Group

Looking forward Powerschool installed Detailed report cards New fundraising approach New ways to contribute New committees being formed

I Can…… 1.0Operations and Algebraic Thinking T1 T2 T3 1.1Interpret products of whole numbers 1.2Interpret whole number quotients of whole numbers 1.3Use multiplication and division within 100 to solve word problems 1.4Determine the unknown whole number in a multiplication or division equation 1.5Apply properties of operations as strategies to multiply and divide 1.6Understand division as an unknown factor problem 1.7Multiply and divide within 100 fluently 1.8Solve two-step problems using the four operations 1.9Identify arithmetic patterns and explain them using properties of operations

New Committees Facilities (basic maintenance, yard work, baseball field mowing, etc) Marketing & Public Relations Finance & Grants

Fundraising Moving away from gift wrap, cookies, & candy Focusing on Raffles and school events Raffles will happen monthly Bingo Parent commitment

Field Trips Costs Fundraising ideas (pancakes) Permission slips

School Costs & Tuition Increase in salaries and benefits Tuition increased 2.8% Willows new billing system Monthly tuition breakdown Financial Aid notice Where tuition goes

Parent Hours 30 hours are required per family If you owe hours from the previous year you must be on plan 1 the following year until paid off Multiple ways to earn hours School board, PTG, school events, room parent, committee member, envelope stuffer, yard duty, girl scouts, CYO coach, altar server society, etc.

Next Year’s Theme Contest?