SKYLINE RANCH K-8 SCHOOL
TOBY HAUGEN, PRINCIPAL
BOARD REPORT
APRIL 2014
Enrollment:
737
Students of the Month:
Breanna Bravo
Kevin Godoy
Brooke Priest
5th Grade
Kindergarten
7th Grade
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5th Grade Music Performance
Band, Chorus, and Orchestra Performances
Roots and Boots Rodeo Assembly
Skyline Ranch Book Fair
Not My Kid Bullying Assembly for 6-8 Grades
District Science Fair
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Date / Activity
4/02 Early Release Days 12:50
4/03 Families Preparing a new Generation
4/04 Quarterly 3 Awards Assemblies
4/09 Board Meeting PB 6:00 PM
4/07 5th, 6th and 7th grade AIMS Writing and 4th and 8th grade AIMS Science
4/08 3rd–8th grade AIMS Reading and Math Part 1 and 2nd grade SAT10 Reading
4/09 3rd–8th grade AIMS Reading and Math Part 2 and 2nd grade SAT10 Math
4/10 3rd–8th grade AIMS Reading and Math Part 3 and 2nd grade SAT10 Language
4/10 Families Preparing a new Generation
4/11 AIMS Completion Celebration Dance
4/11 Basketball vs CB
4/15 Basketball vs FK8
4/15 Kinder cap and gown / 8th grade promotion pictures
4/16 Sports Pictures: Basketball and Cheer
4/17 Families Preparing a new Generation
4/18 No School
4/22 Basketball vs CC
4/24 Families Preparing a new Generation
4/24 2nd Grade Show: 6:00 p.m.
4/24 Basketball vs MR
5/01 Basketball vs WB
5/01 Families Preparing a new Generation
5/07 Early Release Days 12:50
5/08 Families Preparing a new Generation
5/08 Basketball vs FK8
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5/09 District Band Festival at PBHS
5/14 Board Meeting FHS Gym 6:00 PM
Suspensions:
#3
Fighting
#
Drugs
#
Drug Paraphernalia
#
Alcohol
#
Explosive Device
#1
Weapon
#
Injured Another/Assault
#
Property Destruction
#
Verbal Abuse
#
Defiance
#
Disruption
#
Tobacco
#
Profanity
#
Theft
#1
Other
Referred #1 Student(s) for Due Process Hearing
Teacher Evaluations: #2
Principal’s Summary:
The month of March is one of our shortest, but one of the busiest. As we closed out the third
quarter, our teachers began preparing our students to take the AIMS test. We have been
utilizing our after school program, funded by our 21st Century Grant, to focus on students
who have struggled with AIMS in the past or who have academic indicators of low
performance on AIMS. Our teachers have spent hundreds of hours tutoring students.
Parents are noticing a difference in their child’s academic ability, more importantly, the
students are gaining confidence! Over intersession, I met with a representative from the
ADE 21st Century Grant Program for our annual review. We received notification that we
had met the requirements to regain $30,000 of the grant which had been reduced
because of student attendance during the 2012-2013 school year.
Our program
coordinator, Leah Stenson, has done a great job of working with teachers to create an
environment that students want to be a part of. We are going to use this money to further
expand our class offerings during the afterschool program. With the fourth quarter
beginning, our attention is focused first on AIMS and then quickly turns to preparations for
the next school year. Our staff will be involved in some professional development that will
set us up for when they return in July. The fourth quarter of the school year always brings
excitement and tons of energy. It’s a GREAT time to be a Bulldog!
Toby Haugen
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SKYLINE RANCH K-8 SCHOOL
TOBY HAUGEN, PRINCIPAL
ENROLLMENT REPORT
APRIL 2014
KINDERGARTEN
Bilsky, Jil-Heather
Gonzales, Kathleen
Nichols, April
# STUDENTS
25
25
24
GRADE 1
Bocchino, Michelle
Knighton, Stacy
Olson, Michelle
Zebe, Morgan
# STUDENTS
22
22
22
22
GRADE 2
Cluff, Sheila
Michael-Dobson, Sonja
Pheiffer, Lana
# STUDENTS
24
23
23
GRADE 3
Thacker, Stephen
Thaker, Suzanne
Womack, April
# STUDENTS
27
26
27
GRADE 4
Garroute, Karen
McDowell, Jona
Trombley, Jaclyn
# STUDENTS
27
26
26
GRADE 5
Daniels, John
Marschall, Beth
Potter, Lindsey
# STUDENTS
25
31
27
GRADE 6
Farless, Kim
Fosnight, Estelle
Freser-Fries, Kim
# STUDENTS
GRADES 7-8
Healey, Jack
Leal, John
Nazario, Gabrielle
Payne, Jessica
Taylor, Rose
Thompson, Bron
# STUDENTS
TOTALS
KINDER
GRADE 1
GRADE 2
GRADE 3
GRADE 4
GRADE 5
GRADE 6
GRADE 7
GRADE 8
GRAND TOTAL
95
168
# STUDENTS
74
88
70
80
79
83
95
76
92
737