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Tiger Tales 5/11/25

Posted Date: 5/11/25 (6:00 PM)
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May 11, 2025

Upcoming Student-Led Conferences

A friendly reminder that Student-Led Conferences are happening next week, and sign-ups have been shared via ParentSquare. If you haven’t signed up yet, now’s the time!

These conferences are such a powerful opportunity for students to take ownership of their learning, celebrate their growth, and reflect on areas they’re still working on. When students have a chance to lead the conversation, it builds confidence, accountability, and pride in their progress—and we love seeing the joy they feel when you show up to support them!

And remember:
  • Your child doesn’t need you to be perfect—they just need you to be present.
  • Progress doesn’t always look like a straight line. Sometimes it’s a loop, a zigzag, or a full-on scribble. That’s still growth.

Spring Reminders: Fun, Focus & Finding Our Balance

Spring is in the air—and with it comes a whirlwind of special events, sunshine, and that unmistakable end-of-year energy! Between Field Day, the Book Fair, student-led conferences, and classroom celebrations, there’s a lot to look forward to.

At the same time, we’re still deep in the work of teaching, learning, and growing. This season is full of progress, but it’s also a time when students can feel a little wobbly with all the excitement.
Some helpful reminders as we find that balance together:
  • Routine is your best friend. Even as the calendar fills up, sticking to consistent sleep, meals, and screen-time habits helps students stay regulated and ready for school.
  • Joy + structure = magic. We want students to have fun and keep showing up as kind, safe, and engaged learners. You can help by reinforcing those expectations at home.
  • Pause to notice progress. Whether it’s a tough math skill or remembering to pack their own backpack, this is a great time of year to celebrate small wins.
  • Don’t forget to breathe. Deep breaths, early bedtimes, and a sense of humor go a long way—especially in May.
 
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Dates to Remember

We’ve received word from the AOE, two days have been waived. That means our last day of school for students will be Monday, June 16.