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Each student will get 1 form for the week. Connections teachers sign off each day and the other
teachers sign off on Thursday. The forms will be turned in to the last teacher the student has on
Thursday. If the student loses their form, it will not be replaced and the student will have to try
again the following week.

• Students in grades 3rd-5th will carry their forms with them. If the student loses the form,
they will not be given another and will have to try again the following week.

• Students in 1 st and 2 nd grades will be given 2 weeks to learn the process. During the first
2 weeks, the teacher will teach them what the form is, how they can receive their marks,
where to keep their form, who to give their form to, and when to turn in their form. The
homeroom teacher will keep the forms during this 2-week period and will help guide the
students through the process. After the first 2 cycles, the responsibility of keeping up with
and turning in the forms will be transitioned to the student. If the student loses the form,
they will not be given another and will have to try again the following week.

• Pre K and Kindergarten will have their own rubric and format.

Gifted Education

Gifted education is provided for all students, K-12, who have the potential for exceptional
academic achievement. To be eligible for gifted education services, a student must meet specific
criteria established by the State Board of Education. Please see your child’s teacher if you think
your child may qualify for this program.

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