Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of
students and parents.

1. How do we know which books are A.R. books?
2. Can I keep my child's tests that are sent home?
3. When do Homework Folders go home?
4. When do Homework Folders need to be returned?
5. How do I turn in my child's lunch money?
6. What time can I drop my child off at school?

How do we know which books are A.R. books?

If you or your child are trying to find A.R. books at the Public
Library,around your house, or here at school, you may access W.T. Moore's
website and click on "Media Center."  Look for the links for access to the
Accelerated Reading program information and search. 

Or, you may copy and paste the link below.

http://www.moore.leon.k12.fl.us/ar/ar_select.asp

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Can I keep my child's tests that are sent home?

Math, Science, and Social Studies tests will be sent home.  You may keep these
tests.  Please review any questions your child may have missed on Math tests,
as the skills taught will continue to build on one another throughout the year.  

Reading tests will not be sent home.  Instead, you may refer to your child's
green Homework Folder, that will be sent home at the beginning of each week,
to see the previous week's test grade.  These tests will be reviewed at
conferences. 

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When do Homework Folders go home?

Homework Folders go home the first day of each week.

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When do Homework Folders need to be returned?

Homework Folders need to be returned every Friday.  They should be signed and
all homework should be completed and in the folder.

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How do I turn in my child's lunch money?

Please send your child's lunch money in an envelope or ziploc baggie with
their, 1) name 2) teacher's name and  3) lunch number.  Lunch money is sent to
the cafeteria.

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What time can I drop my child off at school?

You may drop your child off at school no earlier than 8:00.  School starts at
8:35 and dismissal is at 2:50.  Please be sure your child knows how they are
going home everyday.

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