Student Attendance
Perfect attendance for Quarter 4: 60 students (13%)
Good attendance (missed 1 day or less) for Q 4: 88 (19%)
Perfect attendance for the 2014-15 Year: 10 students (2%)
Congratulations to
Miley Church
Malachi Maly
Camden Vincentini
Jaycien Lyons
Alaysha Schmucker
James Oliver
Camree Daly
Finley Rail
Austin James
Mateo Perales
CALENDAR
June 8-12
June 22-26
July 6-10
Bright Lights Summer Learning Adventure classes at Randolph!
See Brightlights.org to register for classes.
Randolph Summer School, 9-12:00 Monday-Thursday
June 1-4
June 15-19
July 20-23
for targeted Title 1 students in (current) grades 2, 3, 4
with emphasis on reading comprehension and academic vocabulary.
Randolph Summer Library!
Every Wednesday morning 9-12:00!
FREE Summer Lunches Monday-Friday
June 1-July 31 at Randolph School
11:00-12:00 a.m.
FREE for children age 2-18!
Love and Logic Moment:
By Dr. Charles Fay
When I give an evening speech I have a hard time going to sleep right away. The adrenaline level in my body has to dissipate before I can sleep. When kids go full blast until bedtime they have the same trouble.
Parents who complain that their children have a sleep problem often discover the problem is that they are expecting their kids to make an abrupt switch from a high activity level to sleep. It is better for a child to slow down and then switch from “bedroom time” to sleep time.
Reduce the level of stimulation as bedroom time approaches. Reduce the noise level in the home. Replace excitement with soothing music and remember that it is difficult for anyone to make an abrupt change from a high activity level to settling down and going to sleep.
Wise parents don’t negotiate with kids about bedroom time. They know it is morally, legally, and psychologically sound to expect children to go to their rooms at a certain time every night. They know this does not damage a child’s psyche or self-concept. It is healthy for families to have a scheduled “rest time” for parents and “bedroom time” for children.
In our new DVD, Painless Parenting for the Preschool Years II, Charles gives parents of young children the tools they need to address common issues such as: bedtime, mealtime, potty training, misbehaving in public, and much more.
Thanks for reading! Our goal is to help as many families as possible. If this is a benefit, forward it to a friend.
by Jim Fay
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