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AVID Visit with Gail Shenkman, Assistant Director, AVID Center/California Division &
Valerie Peterson, Partner Engagement Manager, AVID Dallas, Texas Office
Congratulations to all of the AVID teachers and students! It was a wonderful visit.
We are looking forward to implementing AVID for the second year at Salina Intermediate during the 2016-2017 school year!
If you have any questions on how your son or daughter can be in AVID program, please contact Genovia Peterson or Sam Dakhlallah at Salina Intermediate School.
Celebrating with the Salina Intermediate Boys’ Basketball team at their banquet on Tuesday evening.
2016 District Champs!
Special thanks to Mr. Abdulla, Mr. Saif, Mr. Omar and Mrs. Ahmed.
A Special Concert
“Our 5th grade vocal students are performing a special concert on Thursday, May 26, 8:30 a.m. in the Salina Intermediate Auditorium. Students are asked to wear Red White and Blue as we celebrate and honor those who have served or currently serve to protect our community and country. Parents are welcome and encouraged to attend our concert.”
M-Step testing continues for all 4th and 7th grade students on Tuesday, May 17, beginning at 8:00.
Please make sure your child attends school and is on time.
Thank you
School starts at 8:50 on Wednesday, May 11 due to the late start.
Thanks
FYI – Anyone who received a 2.0 or less will need to contact the main office.
Thanks,
Mr. Lawera
M-Step testing begins for all 4th and 7th grade students on Tuesday, May 10, beginning at 8:00.
Please make sure your child attends school and is on time.
Thank you
Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week….showcasing the great things teachers are doing at Salina Intermediate School
Salina Intermediate is featured in a new published book titled: Reach the Highest Standard in Professional Learning: Resources
The author wrote a case study on Dearborn which featured Salina Intermediate School.
The story is broken into 6 parts:
- Support staff for teachers
- PLCs
- Saturdays
- Additional learning time
- Walk-Throughs
- Reducing professional learning not an option.
