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NEW SCHOOL DAY!!
Employees arrive............................................................. 8:10 AM
Employees report to assigned stations............................ 8:15 AM
Pupils arrive.................................................................... 8:20 AM
Classes end.................................................................... 3:00 PM
Students dismissed ........................................................ 3:05 PM

Once students are safely dismissed, teachers can depart at 3:05 PM.

 

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In This Issue:

  1. Editor's Report
  2. Midyears
  3. Dr MLK Jr Day of Service
  4. Scholarship Opportunities

    AND MUCH MORE!


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In This Issue

  1. SLC Networking Breakfast
  2. AFT disaster relief fund
  3. Evaluation Task Force
  4. Member of the Month
  5. NTU Wears Blue
  6. Share My Lesson - Dr MLK Jr
  7. City of Newark Creative Opportunities
  8. Prescription Discounts

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Dear Teachers and Instructional Staff,

Happy New Year! As we step into 2025, I want to express my sincere gratitude for the dedication, creativity, and passion you bring to our classrooms each day. Your tireless efforts make a profound difference in the lives of our students, and I am excited to see all that we will accomplish together in the year ahead.

As we continue our journey of excellence in Teaching and Learning, I want to remind you of the importance of two key practices that are integral to student success: utilizing Cornell Notes and building student work portfolios. Research underscores the value of these strategies. Jacobs (2008) found that Cornell Notes improve organizational skills and significantly enhance retention and understanding of material, empowering students to become active and reflective learners. Similarly, Paulson and Meyer (1991) emphasize that student portfolios are transformative tools, offering a living, growing collection of work that showcases their efforts, progress, and achievements. These practices not only enrich learning but also foster critical thinking, self-assessment, and ownership of their educational journey.

As we move forward, let us collectively recommit to these approaches, ensuring they are fully embedded in our instructional practices. Together, we can continue to nurture an environment where students thrive, achieving excellence and personal growth.

Thank you for your hard work and dedication to our mission. Here’s to a successful and inspiring year ahead!

Assistant Superintendent Esteves

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In this Issue:

  1. Happy New Year!!  
  2. Efficiency and Organization
  3. Looking at your paycheck
  4. Social Security Fairness Act
  5. NTU Scholarship Application

AND MUCH MORE!

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  1. Happy Holidays!
  2. NTU Scholarship Application
  3. NTU Hall of Fame
  4. Come ice skate with us!

AND MORE!

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