Congratulations to our 3rd 8 weeks Honor Roll and Star Honor Roll recipients!! Way to go guys! #shine
LUES Family Focus for April: Don't Stress the TEST!
Stay Positive- Maintain a positive attitude about testing. Encourage your child to approach assessments as opportunities to showcase their knowledge and skills, and remind them that you are looking for growth, not perfection. Your attitude about the test can be contagious to your child, so it is important that it is positive!
REMEMBER TO WEAR RED TUESDAY 4/15
Wear RED for PHYSICAL Disabilities
It's EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN'S WEEK
REMEMBER TO WEAR GREEN MONDAY 4/14
Wear GREEN for Sensory Disabilities
It's EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN'S WEEK
"Hoppy Day" presented by Lyons Community Heart & Soul will be held Today, April 12 from 1PM-4PM at the 304 Society Garden in downtown Lyons. Enjoy games, food, egg hunt, prizes, Easter baskets and more! Don't miss it!
The Greatest of All Time Animal Program is at the Vidalia Library from 3-5 PM April 11. All ages and abilities are welcome. They will have a local author, vet, kitten rescue, animal rescue, and animal trainer on site, as well as a service dog (and her human companion). Families can grab a free snack, enter a raffle for prizes, visit with local animal professionals and check-out new items at the library. Educators that stop in will get a free book for their classroom library while supplies last.
LUES Family Focus for April: Don't Stress the TEST!
Regular Study Habits- Encourage your child to review materials and practice problems before the test. Consistent study habits, implemented over time, can boost confidence and minimize stress and anxiety on test day. Don't try to cram the material in the night before the test, that is unrealistic and will increase testing anxiety.
"Hoppy Day" presented by Lyons Community Heart & Soul will be held Saturday, April 12 from 1PM-4PM at the 304 Society Garden in downtown Lyons. Enjoy games, food, egg hunt, prizes, Easter baskets and more!
LUES Family Focus: Don't Stress the TEST!
Healthy Diet- Provide a balanced breakfast on test days or encourage your child to eat at school. Fueling the body with nutritious foods can improve cognitive function.
Students in Mrs. Reese's 5th grade class worked together to understand graphing points and finding distances on the coordinate plane.
#5thgraderocks
#shine
LUES Family Focus: Don't Stress the TEST!
Rest: Ensure your child gets a good night's sleep before test days. Put these dates on your calendar: April 21-25, 2025 , and try to make sure your schedule allows them to be in bed on time the night before their tests. A well-rested mind increases focus and performance.
"Hoppy Day" presented by Lyons Community Heart & Soul will be held Saturday, April 12 from 1PM-4PM at the 304 Society Garden in downtown Lyons. Enjoy games, food, egg hunt, prizes, Easter baskets and more!
LUES CELEBRATES EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN'S WEEK APRIL 14-18
Dress Up Days-- Wear these colors
Monday- Green for Sensory Disabilities
Tuesday- Red for Physical Disabilities
Wednesday- Blue for Emotional and Behavior
Thursday- Yellow for Neurodivergence
Friday- White for Invisible Disabilities
LUES Family Focus for April: Don't Stress the TEST!
This month, as GMAS testing approaches, we will send out many ways that families can support and encourage their students. You will receive ideas and reminders of how you can support your child and the school as testing begins! By working together, we can help your child perform at their best and navigate the GMAS with confidence and resilience.
LUES RECOGNIZES SCHOOL LIBRARIAN DAY APRIL 4
Thank you to Melissa Wiggins, our Media Specialist at LUES for all she does to support our teachers and students. On April 4th each year, we recognize the professionals who keep the school library in working order. School librarians spend long hours keeping the library organized. They are also dedicated to helping our children find the resources they need to keep learning.
Reminder: Toombs County Schools - SPRING BREAK - March 28-April 4. Students & Staff return on April 7
FECHA: 27 de marzo de 2025
Hola familia LUES,
¡Felicitaciones a su estudiante por completar el primer diagnóstico iReady para el año escolar 2024-2025!
Como mencioné antes, el Diagnóstico es una herramienta importante que utilizamos para comprender mejor a su estudiante y donde podemos ofrecer el mejor apoyo.
También puede hablar con su estudiante sobre el trabajo que acaba de completar y obtener más información sobre su progreso. Aquí hay algunas preguntas que puede utilizar para iniciar una discusión:
· ¿Cómo fue realizar el Diagnóstico? ¿Qué hiciste durante la prueba para asegurarte de haber dado lo mejor de ti?
· Cuéntame algunas de las reflexiones que has hecho a partir de tus datos. de qué estas orgulloso? ¿En qué necesitas trabajar?
· ¿Qué objetivos te planteaste a partir de este Diagnóstico?
· ¿Cómo puedo ayudarte a alcanzar tus objetivos?
Gracias nuevamente por su continua colaboración y apoyo en el aprendizaje de sus estudiantes.
Mejor,
Rhonda Piedra
Director, LUES
DATE: March 27, 2025
Hello LUES Family,
Congratulations to your student on completing the final iReady Diagnostic for the 2024-2025 school year! As I’ve mentioned before, the Diagnostic is an important tool we use to understand your student better and where we can offer the best support.
You can also talk to your student about the work they just completed and learn more about their progress. Here are some questions you can use to spark a discussion:
· What was it like to take the Diagnostic? What did you do during the test to make sure you did your best?
· Tell me about some of the reflections you’ve made from your data. What are you proud of? What do you need to work on?
· What goals did you set based on this Diagnostic?
· How can I help support your goals?
Thank you again for your continued partnership and support in your student’s learning.
Best,
Rhonda Stone
Principal, LUES
NO SCHOOL
LUES SPRING BREAK FRIDAY MARCH 28-APRIL 4, 2025.
See you back at school on April 7, 2025
The Toombs County Kinship Caregiver Support Group will meet March 27, 2025 from 6PM-7:30PM. Meeting is located at the Birthday House at Partin Park. Text 478-262-1133 if you plan to attend. Childcare and Dinner provided.
