Friday, January 23, 2026

1/23/26


😲Well, we hit the halfway mark this week! I'd like to think of it as being good news all around. I'm proud of what I am seeing every day in our classrooms. I'm thrilled to see our new staff members settled in and forming bonds with their teammates and departments.  I love seeing our students adjusted to routines and expectations and really taking on a confidence in their learning.  While 89 days to go may seem like a long way to go, it will fly by!  Keep up the great work you've been doing! 

📖Just a reminder to update that master book list we have going (for read alouds).  As the seasons change and holidays come and go, it's a good thing to be updating routinely. 

🗫As I mentioned in  my email about the staff meeting, my goal is to get every grade level an opportunity to meet with the SST about students of concern.  We're starting with 2nd grade on Tuesday. I'll be in touch with other grade levels as these meetings get scheduled.  Please come prepared with data and work samples of students you are worried about.  Even if your student currently has a plan on Panorama, we can still plan to have a conversation about them and what you are trying and the status of their progress. 

📅An email was sent out about Thursday's PD.  If you don't know what you have scheduled,  check it out here.

Have a great snowy weekend! GO PATS!!!!!!!!!!!!


Looking Ahead:

  • Monday (1/26) - C Day
    • Boys Basketball Game at Florence Sawyer @ 3:45 (may be rescheduled)
    • Girls Basketball Game at Florence Sawyer @ 4:45  (may be rescheduled)
  • Tuesday (1/27) - D Day
    • Boys Basketball Game at Paxton @ 3:30
    • Girls Basketball Game at Paxton @ 4:30
  • Wednesday (1/28) - E Day
  • Thursday (1/29) - NO SCHOOL
  • Friday (1/30) - F Day
    • TPS Spirit Day (Wear your TPS Gear or red/black/white)
    • Report Cards Issued for Grades 6-8




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