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Hurley Elementary School

Wild About Learning!

January 30th-February 3rd

Girls on the Run Registration is available online for the upcoming spring season!

Monday, January 30th
  •  Healthy Snack Day!
  • 2nd graders have Fit for Motion
  • Battle of the Books Team meets after school
Tuesday, January 31st
  • Battle of the Books Team meets after school 
  • Report Cards Issued 
  • Lockdown drill @ 9am 
  • PTA room rep meeting @ 6:30 pm in the Media Center 

Wednesday, February 1st
  • Healthy snack day
  • Art club meets after school
  • Links of Love Fundraiser begins 

Thursday, February 2nd
  • Schoolwide math due!  (Keeping Skills Sharp)
Friday, February 3rd
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  • Chick-fil-A Biscuit Sale @ 7:20 in the car rider line - Biscuits are $3 and are for adults only!
  • All A Honor roll Breakfast @ 7:30 in the Media Center  
  • Healthy Snack Day! 
  • Honors Chorus meets after school. 



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Hurley is an RTI School!
(Responsiveness to Instruction)

What is RTI?

The practice of providing high quality instruction matched to student need, monitoring progress frequently to make decisions about changes in instruction or goals and applying child response data to important educational decisions.

The Promise of RTI
  • Ensures success for all children
  • RTI does NOT wait for children to fail
  • RTI is prevention and early intervention
  • Targets achievement in early reading skills to promote future success
What Parents Can Do to Help
  • Read together every day (grades K-5)
  • Make homework a daily routine
  • Attend parent-teacher conferences
  • Maintain open lines of communication with your child's teachers through phone calls, e-mails, notes in child's agenda
(For further information, please visit the RSS RTI website at:
http://newschoolnotes.com/xpages/view/113016 )


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