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Nettie Davis
Attendance Targets |
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Goal 2011-2012 96.0% |
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Overall Attendance Rate
As of
May 1, 2012 |
93.7% |
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August, 2011 |
September, 2011 |
October, 2011 |
November, 2011 |
December, 2011 |
| Percentage Last Year |
97.0% |
95.7% |
95.5% |
93.9% |
91.5% |
| Percentage This Year |
97.7% |
94.8% |
94.9% |
92.7% |
92.6% |
| Difference |
+ 0.7% |
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0.9% |
-0.6% |
-1.2% |
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January, 2012 |
February, 2012 |
March, 2012 |
April, 2012 |
May, 2012 |
| Percentage Last Year |
93.5% |
87.3% |
92.7% |
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| Percentage This Year |
92.9% |
91.2% |
94.6% |
93.5% |
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| Difference |
-0.6% |
+3.9% |
+1.9% |
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| New Unit 9 Transportation
Guidelines
Unit 9 schools are continually looking at
procedures to keep our students safe. We recently reviewed our student
way home process. In doing so, we discovered that we needed to address
bussing and pick up and drop off procedures.
Our first goal is the safety of our
children, making sure students get to and from the right locations each
day. However, we are aware of the complexity of our families’ schedules
and are attempting to provide support when possible. Therefore we feel
that we can safely manage students who may need to be transported to
alternate locations on a consistent schedule. Examples would include
the following:
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Riding bus 5 to Dad’s house on Tues/Thurs, but bus 11 to Mom’s
Mon/Wed/Fri |
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Riding to a daycare certain days, and riding home on other days. |
In order to insure the safety of all
students we discourage phone calls or notes on the day that the student
will require a different way home. An example that we cannot
accommodate is students needing to ride to different locations on a
non-consistent basis.
If your child needs alternate
transportation, please follow these steps:
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Make a request at least 24 hours in advance. |
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Place in writing (or email) to the building principal the alternate
transportation arrangements. |
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A request is complete when a confirmation is received from the
school office via email, note or phone call. |
By following these steps, we can properly
assure that all involved will take the necessary steps that your child
is safe. |
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| Kiwanis
Read to Kindergarten Students |
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Message from the Principal. . . The teachers and staff at Nettie Davis
School are committed to providing the students who attend our school the very best educational experiences possible. We are focused on fulfilling the Unit #9 Mission of partnering with parents and the community to develop the student's skills, but also to prepare our students to become responsible citizens of our community as well as of the United States. Our school
is always open and we encourage parents and visitors to spend time observing what we are doing in our classrooms. The teaching staff are highly qualified professionals who put the needs of their students first. They diligently strive for maximum student progress and achievement within their classrooms. We accept the challenges our students bring with them each new day and we are prepared to adjust our teaching and the children's learning experiences, to meet each child's specific needs.
Nettie Davis 2009 report card is now
available, click here
to view Unit 9's report cards.
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