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

1. When will progress reports be sent?
2. How can I help my child?
3. How often do they have homework?
4. When do they eat lunch?
5. Can we send in birthday treats?
6. What if my child forgets lunch?
7. What if my child gets sick at school?

When will progress reports be sent?

Progress reports will be sent home at the middle of every nine weeks.

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How can I help my child?

Check their homework and have them make corrections. Check daily graded work 
as it comes home in Take Home folders. Students may correct and get extra 
credit for scores under 70, grade will be raised to as high as 70 with 
corrections made and Parent's signature on paper. Have them return to 
teacher. Test score grades will not be raised with corrections. Read with 
your child and encourage independent reading. Practice math facts with them, 
drill them on their facts.

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How often do they have homework?

Daily with the exception of Fridays. They should be Reading at least 15 
minutes nightly. Students need to review math facts and study Spelling words 
as frequently as needed for mastery. We have a Spelling test every Friday. 
Students will also take either a Social Studies or Science test weekly 
depending on the topic covered in Adventure Time.

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When do they eat lunch?

My class has lunch from 11:40 to 12:10.

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Can we send in birthday treats?

Yes, please consult with me through e-mail (mogar@wcschools.com) or through 
a note so that accomodating plans can be made.

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What if my child forgets lunch?

If they tell me in time, I will allow them to call home and you can leave 
lunch in office for them. If you can't bring lunch, the cafeteria will 
provide peanut-butter/jelly sanwiches, fruit and milk for the day. Students 
are not allowed to charge lunches.

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What if my child gets sick at school?

We will call you to come pick up your child or I may send him/her to school 
nurse who will check their temperature, etc...

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