The boys brought home report cards yesterday. They are both doing an awesome job. Luke doesn’t get actual grades yet, just P (progressing toward quarterly expectations), M (meeting expectations), or E (exceeding expectations). Luke had all Ms and Es. The best part though, were his teacher’s comments.<\/p>\n
Luke continues to be an absolute joy to have in class. He is a model student, and is always trying to do the right thing. He is a teacher’s dream. Luke continues to meet grade level expectations at this time. I am really proud of him. Keep up the good work, Luke!<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Adam does get actual grades, but no comments. He’s doing really well.<\/p>\n
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- Math – 96<\/li>\n
- English – 94<\/li>\n
- Social Studies – 91<\/li>\n
- Science – 97<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Maggie didn’t get a report card this quarter. The kindergarten students only get them twice a year. She did bring home six (6!) “Gotcha Tickets” from the last couple of months though. Teachers give the tickets out to students when they are caught being respectful, being responsible, or being problem solvers. Four of Maggie’s tickets were from her teacher, and two were from other teachers.<\/p>\n
I couldn’t be prouder of those kiddos.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The boys brought home report cards yesterday. They are both doing an awesome job. Luke doesn’t get actual grades yet, just P (progressing toward quarterly expectations), M (meeting expectations), or E (exceeding expectations). Luke had all Ms and Es. The … Continue reading