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Conferences January 30, 2008

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Parent conferences begin soon in some schools and will be held by the end of March for all. As you consider your student’s progress this year, here are a few questions to guide the conversation.

1.) How is my child being challenged and making progress?
2.) Do you think my child is rising to the challenges being presented?
3.) How is my child’s curriculum being differentiated (in the academic area of identification) to meet his/her needs when appropriate and necessary?

If you have further questions, please contact your Chapter 104 consultant at the STAFF link to the right.

Summer Camp January 29, 2008

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Hello Chapter 104 parents,
One goal of Chapter 104 is to inform parents of opportunities for their children.  At a recent meeting with the a representative from the Maine School of Science and Math in Limestone, we were made aware of an exciting summer camp for students in grades 5-9.

“Summer X” is in its 11th year and offers “an exhilarating exploration of math, science, and technology for middle school students”.  There are a variety of classes, changing each year, as well as multiple “traditional” camp activities throughout the day.

If you are interested in learning more, you can call the Maine School of Science and Math (MSSM) at 800-325-4483, email at  sumex at mssm.org, or write to 95 High St., LImestone, ME 04750.  You can also visit the MSSM website at http://www.mssm.org/, although the 2008 summer camp schedule is not yet posted on their website. I have a few fliers available, and am glad to get one to you if you’re interested.

Chapter 104 is in no way promoting this summer camp, but since it may be of interest to some of our students, we wanted to pass on the information.

Carol Hager

Carol Hager
Chapter 104 Math/Science

Chapter 104 Blog January 29, 2008

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The Chapter 104 staff includes:

King Middle School:
Patti Perkins; Reading, Writing, Social Studies
Carol Hager; Science
Louise Moses; Math

Lincoln Middle School:
Patti Perkins; Reading, Writing
Carol Hager; Science
Louise Moses; Math

Lyman Moore Middle School:
Marty Miller and Patti Perkins; Reading, Writing, Social Studies
Carol Hager; Science
Louse Moses; Math

EECS:
Leslie Ross; Reading, Writing, Social Studies
Carol Hager; Science and Math

Hall:
Leslie Ross; Reading, Writing, Social Studies
Carol Hager; Science and Math

Lyseth:
Denise Sucher; Reading, Writing, Social Studies
Carol Hager; Math and Science

Nathan Clifford:
Denise Sucher

Peaks Island:
Leslie Ross

Presumspcot:
Robin Payton

Reiche:
Robin Payton

Riverton:
Leslie Ross

Chapter 104 Parent Night Update January 29, 2008

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New Teen Writers Blog January 14, 2008

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The Teen Writers’ blog is a place for students 13 and over to read and publish writing on any topic.  Middle school students can submit through their Chapter 104 consultant, Marty Miller or Patti Perkins.  Email submissions are accepted.  High School students may send writing directly to the blog moderator by emailing  ivyr at portlandschools.org. Book, film, music and concert reviews, public service announcements, poetry, and other forms of writing are encouraged.  Tell your friends to check out the page.  It’s a link here on the right.

College Night for Parents and Students January 7, 2008

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Gary Canter will present our first of two college nights at Lyman Moore Middle School on January 16th at 6:30 pm.  We hope to see many of you there!




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