Do you need to talk to someone about remote learning at fuller?
Beginning April 13, all staff members have assigned office and instructional hours throughout our school closures. Please go to the Remote Learning site to get in touch with specific staff members about assignments, expectations, or any other support you may need. There is someone available to help you between 8:45 am and 3:45 pm daily. Also please download the Remind app to get updates from staff throughout the week.
Technology Distribution
Here are some next steps if you have no computers, chromebooks, or tablets in your home for Remote Learning:
- If you have already given a teacher, another staff member, or me your name, child's name and grade, your email address, and your phone number, you do not need to do anything else at this time. We have your request logged already.
- If you have not shared this info and you do not have a device already at home, please share that information with a staff member as soon as possible.
- Once we have devices ready, and if we can accommodate your request, we will call or email you with a specific pick up time. Only the parent or legal guardian may pick up devices, not the student.
- Please note that we will be practicing safety distribution due to the Covid-19 crisis, so you MUST come at the designated time and maintain 6 feet of distance between you and the next person. We will distribute at the Main Entrance.
- Please do not bring extra people. There is no need for children to accompany you. If you need to bring others, please have them stand back near the entrance gate outside of Door 2 (the Main Entrance) while you come to the door or wait in line.
- When you come for pick up at your scheduled time, we ask that you wear a mask or other face covering that shields your nose and mouth.
- You must also have a state-issued ID or driver's license, and you must sign the Mobile Device Use Agreement form.
- You will receive the device and charger and a CPS Parent Checklist.
- We will not be able to answer lots of questions or carry on long conversations, so if you have questions, please ask over the phone or email me or another staff member ahead of time. Obviously, we are always willing to respond to questions or concerns via phone or email after you pick up the device as well.
- Remember, we will call or email you with a specific pick up date and time, so please do not come before that call or email.
Have you done i-Ready this week?
Please make sure that you log onto i-Ready each week if you or your child is a student in Grades K-8 at Fuller. Our minimum goals for all students are as follows:
- 45 minutes a week in both Reading and Math
- 2 completed lessons each week in both subjects
- Scores of 80% or higher on each lesson
To log into I-Ready, click here.
If you or your child has forgotten his/her username and password, please contact the teacher for support!
Please make sure that you log onto i-Ready each week if you or your child is a student in Grades K-8 at Fuller. Our minimum goals for all students are as follows:
- 45 minutes a week in both Reading and Math
- 2 completed lessons each week in both subjects
- Scores of 80% or higher on each lesson
To log into I-Ready, click here.
If you or your child has forgotten his/her username and password, please contact the teacher for support!
Family Movie Night
Principal's Pick of the Week
Hi Families,
My movie night selection for this week is The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind*, which is based on a true story. In the Wimbe Village in Malawi (a country in Africa), a famine threatens to starve an entire community. William, a young boy, uses his talent for fixing things, his interest in science, and innovative thinking to bring hope back to his village. I highly recommend this movie to you, and cannot wait to hear your thoughts about it. Don't forget to email me your review of the movie to potentially share in next week's newsletter! Have a great week, and happy watching!
Love,
Mrs. McCottrell
Hi Families,
My movie night selection for this week is The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind*, which is based on a true story. In the Wimbe Village in Malawi (a country in Africa), a famine threatens to starve an entire community. William, a young boy, uses his talent for fixing things, his interest in science, and innovative thinking to bring hope back to his village. I highly recommend this movie to you, and cannot wait to hear your thoughts about it. Don't forget to email me your review of the movie to potentially share in next week's newsletter! Have a great week, and happy watching!
Love,
Mrs. McCottrell
- Social Emotional Learning Connection: Overcoming adversity; supporting an entire community
- Academic Connection: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (or STEM)
- Where the film can be found: Netflix
- Common Sense Media Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
- Recommended Age: 12 and older
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Food Distribution
Fuller is no longer a food distribution site during the school closure. Please consult the second page of this document for information about where you can pick up food for students during the closure. |
