Tuesday!
Sept. 14
Be Curious, not judgmental!
Walt Whitman
updated:
Sept 14, 2021
9:34 Am
Please click the button below to see an overview slideshow for outdoor school.
Sept. 14
Here is a letter for our room mom Haley!
Please read and know that it will remain on this site if you need to refer back to it.
Thanks,
Mr. Kyle
Dear Families of Mr. Kyle’s 6th Grade,
I would like to welcome you to Mr. Kyle’s 6th grade class and introduce myself. I’m Haley Cavin (Indy’s mom) and I, along with Liz Ricks (Talan’s mom) and Tisha Fathi (Kiyan’s mom) will be your Room Moms this year! I know this year continues to feel a little different, as we continue to seek the feelings of normalcy, but we are beyond fortunate to be a part of a school that many call their second home! Our community is full of caring, involved, generous, and helpful families/students, faculty and staff, and we are all here to support one another! I truly feel blessed to have Mr. Kyle at the lead of our class! He’s inviting, compassionate, and caring! He maintains such a positive environment and teaches his students to strive for their personal best and work as a team!
As we enter into our 5th week together, every family should feel very proud of the efforts they’ve put in! Liz, Tisha and I are here to support you if you ever have any questions. Please feel free to email us at:
Haley Cavin: haleycavin@yahoo.com, Liz Ricks: eawadkins@yahoo.com and Tisha Fathi: Tisha.Fathi@ey.com
Below I have created and attached our Class Contacts Sheet as well.
Here Are Some Additional Ways to Stay Involved:
Please get in the habit of logging into Mr. Kyle’s webpage at http://www.mrkylestyle.com, to view weekly updates and the students’ Weak Peak (under the Learning Together Tab). This is where you can view what quizzes are coming up and check in with your child to see if they have any unfinished assignments to complete. You can also view extension activities, videos, science camp details (i.e. cost and how to pay). ***Note: A science camp packet came home as well this week with your child. You can view a link to sign up for parent conferences (under the Events tab) and a link to igrade plus (under the Links tab), and more! This webpage helps you stay in the loop of what’s being taught in class and allows you additional access to support your child at home. Best viewing windows are Monday and Wednesday evenings.
Please also be sure to stay in the loop of school life by reading the weekly Rio Minders emails and watching the Seahawk News each week. These emails/news include details on upcoming events, important dates, school fundraisers, and ways to so graciously get involved and help our school thrive! For example, today is the last day to purchase from our School Spirit Wear Store! A shout out to my 6th grade son, Indy Cavin for creating the logo! Consider purchasing to support our school, and wear your Rio Strong gear with pride! Click or copy/paste the following link to purchase: https://riodelmarspiritwearfall2021.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
Class Donations:
In the past we have invited families to donate funds to their classroom to support special projects, supplies, class parties, prizes, teacher gifts and more! During this different learning environment for our kids, there’s nothing more special and memorable than continuing to include such creative incentives for a hard works effort! Currently in Mr. Kyle’s class students can earn “Kyle Vitamins” (aka a small candy) for above and beyond behaviors and hard work! These little extras have already helped motivate the class to stay focused, do their best, feel comfortable participating and work as a team! Not an easy feat to accomplish so quickly! Liz, Tisha and I also plan to help Mr. Kyle with class parties throughout the year that the class earns! Since as of now, no parent volunteers are allowed physically in the classroom, the prep for these will be a bit different, but we hope to create some festive memories, projects and experiences for the kids and Mr. Kyle to enjoy! Please be on the look out for “ways to help create our Spooktacular Halloween Party” soon!
Class Funds:
If you are willing and able please consider helping our class monetarily and/or with specific items that come up during the year. I have created a class signup genius link with ways you can help start the year off with a bang! Click or copy/paste the following link to view: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090D48ACAB2BAAF85-mrkyles . I will reach out to you throughout the year in this way as special projects and events come up. We greatly appreciate any and all gestures as they all make a huge difference! If interested, please venmo me, Haley Cavin, @haley-cavin-1 and include “Mr. Kyle class funds & your child’s name”.
Teacher Appreciation Gift Funds:
Lastly, please help us in honoring and showing thanks throughout the year to our fabulous teacher, Mr. Kyle! He has already been accepted into the hearts of all with his kind, fun spirit, and excitement for teaching! With your help we can be sure to show our appreciation during his birthday (which is right around the corner on September 24th), the holidays in December, in May during Teacher Appreciation week, and at the End of Year in June! If you would like to voluntarily contribute to group gifts and make a one-time donation please venmo me, Haley Cavin, @haley-cavin-1 and include “Mr. Kyle gift fund & your child’s name”. Please donate what you are comfortable with as no one will be left out. If you are looking for a suggested amount, donating $25, will lend us around $6 to put towards each of the four gifts! I will be sure to also reach out via email prior to these dates if you are a family who prefers to make something homemade or have your child directly deliver it to him! Mr. Kyle will feel so loved by our thoughtfulness!
Additional Parent Volunteers are needed in the following ways:
*Yearbook Volunteer: Take/gather photos and design two pages. Please email or text Mr. Kyle if interested in helping.
*School Auction Volunteer: Collect items or funds and organize the class basket. Please email or text Mr. Kyle if interested! This is a fun one to do with friends in a small group!
*Clerical Volunteer: Cut, collate, staple and more... as jobs come up for Mr. Kyle.
Other 6th Grade Reminders:
Homework: During this first trimester your child is asked to read a leveled book, for 30 minutes, 7 days a week. They are also asked to complete their online, assigned “Big Ideas Math” lessons. Usually there are three assigned per week. Please ask your child how to log on and help them complete all current and past assignments. Students should also complete their unfinished work.
Student Birthdays: Celebrating in the class is optional. If your child would like to bring a treat it must be prepackaged with dietary information included (due to current CDC guidelines). Or they may bring in a non-food item to share with the class (i.e. a party favor). There are 31 students, and Mr. Kyle!
Masks: Thank you for sending your child to school with a proper fitting mask. Mr. Kyle has noticed that masks are getting sweaty and/or tear throughout the day. He has some extra disposable masks in class, but is running low. Please send your child to school with an extra mask each day, preferably cloth or 4 ply disposable masks seem to be the most durable.
A BIG thank you in advance for all your help! Without your generosity these special memories could not happen! Your support is vital to the success of a memorable 6th grade year!
Sincerely,
Haley Cavin
Sept. 13.
Welcome to another great week of learning in rom 18!
This week is kinda like, "Let's see what ya know week." We are doing MAP testing for Math and Reading.
I have been reminding the students that they not only represent themselves (while doing good) on these tests, but they also represent their teacher and their parents! So please take these MAP tests serious! I want to see and be able to have a clear measure of the progress that they are making. This information helps me so much to know how I can best teach to their individual strengths.
Science Camp is coming and we would love to have all the packets turned in by this Wednesday the 15th. The checks at the same time would be nice, but we can make that due by next Tuesday the 21st. See Meghan Green for scholarship information. The folks at Camp Koinonia have been working like Honey Bees getting ready for our arrival Sept. 28-Oct.1. They are so excited that we are trusting them for a safe and healthy experience of learning in the Redwoods!
Everyone at the camp will be being tested before our campers arrive as well as the High school students that will be our cabin leaders! There will be strict protocols in place to ensure each camper's safety! There is even plans for having air purifiers in each cabin! Mr. Sweet and myself will be at camp the whole time making sure that everyone is doing well and following guidelines set by the district and the County Office of Education. One thing we'd like to ask, is that the week before students leave for camp, that families refrain from being in large groups or even extended family gatherings to ensure health leading up to our departure the morning of the 28th.
Thank you and please feel free to text me or email if you have any concerns.
Mr. Kyle
Thrasher
Sept. 8
Today was crazy! Mostly because restructure day is so short and because so many exciting things we're going on!
First thing, was all the Science camp paper work was sent home with your student! Please go through the material while
keeping it stapled together so it will be in order for the science camp staff. Please let me know if there is anything that needs
further clarification.
Note: Please make your checks payable to RDMPA (Rio del Mar Parent Alliance) for the amount of $365.00
Scholarships available...See Mrs. Green.
www.weebly.com/editor/main.php#/
If you want to order Sweats, water bottles, hats, etc, that check will be made payable to Santa Cruz Office County of Education!
Today our planners arrived and were passed out. Help your student to get organized and to always have their planner in their backpack!
Student! Please study your Africa Maps and be ready for our test this Friday! Do your best!!
Mr. Kyle
Sept. 3
Great week of learning while in the middle of a storm. Keep HOPE as your anthem and always keep looking up!
No school this Monday for Labor Day! Raise your American flag and celebrate with a yummy BBQ!
Blessings y'all,
Mr. Kyle
Aug. 27
Thanks for joining me last Thursday night and staying awake while I droned on and on! JK, I hope you got some long overdue answers and will still send your child back to room 18 this coming Monday! Please let me know if you want the link to the slideshow that I shared during my talk!
Thanks for all the support and accolades! I am really stoked about this class and the parent community that makes up Room 18 this year!
Have a great weekend and I look forward to another week of learning together starting Monday!
Let's surf!!
MK
Aug. 25
Our Week Peek on the "Learning Together" link is updated and ready for you to view! We will be taking a pic of it at the end of each week so anyone can keep up with what is going on in room 18.
Coming this Thursday night at 6pm we will be having our back to school night!
At 6:30 there will be a quick video from Outdoor School and then there will be a Q & A time with Creature (Michael Lane) directly following that.
Your student is assigned to set you up with a Google Meet link which is in the Google Class.
look for further info here tomorrow.
Mr. Kyle
Aug. 17 Happy Tuesday!
Check out the Week Peek on the "Learning Together" link. There will be updates added daily Monday through Thursday!
The Week Peek will mirror the Homework Planners that are coming soon!
We will be having two web designers joining our Room 18 team this coming week!! Please join me in welcoming Julia and Cameron!
Mr. Kyle
"If you think you can or if you think you can't...you're right!"
Aug. 16
Happy Monday! We say Happy MonYay!
For tonight:
Mr. Kyle
AUG. 13
Great two days to start the year off! The masks "suffocators " only slow us down a little bit. We all agree that we are looking after each other and we can do this cause we care about each other!
Please check the page for supplies and grab what your student needs for this coming week. There are some things there on my wish list as well that will help out!
Things to bring on Monday:
* Big Whiteboard to school
* Chromebook and charger!
Some important dates:
Can't wait to see y'all on Monday!
Mr. Kyle
Home work Time
AUG. 2
DEAR STUDENTS AND PARENTS,
I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO MEETING EACH OF YOU AND STARTING AN EXCITING JOURNEY OF LEARNING TOGETHER THIS YEAR IN ROOM 18!
WE HAVE A LOT OF EXCITING CURRICULUM TO TRAVEL THROUGH AND MANY WAYS THAT WE WILL BE CHALLENGING OURSELVES TO BECOMING THE BEST LIFELONG LEARNERS POSSIBLE! I (MR. KYLE) WILL BE YOUR GUIDE AS WE DISCOVER ALL THE INCREDIBLY UNIQUE AND INTERESTING THINGS IN OUR GRADE LEVEL CURRICULUM!
I KNOW YOU WILL ENJOY BEING IN ROOM 18 AS I WILL BE GIVING YOU EACH OWNERSHIP OF THE CLASS TASKS THIS YEAR! WE WILL BE HAVING CLASS MEETINGS DAILY SO THAT YOU CAN VOICE OPINIONS, IDEAS AND CONCERNS ON A REGULAR BASIS.
IT'S GOING TO BE A GREAT JOURNEY! ARE YOU READY? LACE UP, PRACTICE PATIENCE, AND OFF WE GO!
PLEASE BOOKMARK THIS PAGE AND ALSO THE GOOGLE CLASS PAGE FOR EASY ACCESS.
STUDENTS SHOULD CHECK THEIR DISTRICT EMAILS FOR EXTRA INFORMATION FROM MR. KYLE :)
FUN AND OWNERSHIP IN LEARNING,
MR. KYLE
A little bit about me:
This begins my 35th year of teaching! I have seen many cycles in education and a lot of them are just the same with different names. Some things that I do not change or leave out are:
1) Honoring all my students for who they are and giving each one equal attention and access to learning.
2) Giving each student the benefit of the doubt (trust).
3) Believing students will rise to meet all the expectations of being a positive student who is growing toward their potential.
4) Respecting our country by saluting the American flag each morning.
I hope you will agree with me that now more than ever, we need to stand together as Americans to honor our country and all those who give and gave so much to make this the great nation that it is!
PS.
I PLAN TO USE THIS WEBSITE ONGOING THIS YEAR. THIS IS WHERE I WILL BE WRITING MESSAGES TO PARENTS MOSTLY TO KEEP INFORMATION FLOWING. I APPRECIATE YOU SIMPLY BECAUSE YOU ARE ALREADY READING THIS! STAY TUNED. THANKS.
Here is a letter for our room mom Haley!
Please read and know that it will remain on this site if you need to refer back to it.
Thanks,
Mr. Kyle
Dear Families of Mr. Kyle’s 6th Grade,
I would like to welcome you to Mr. Kyle’s 6th grade class and introduce myself. I’m Haley Cavin (Indy’s mom) and I, along with Liz Ricks (Talan’s mom) and Tisha Fathi (Kiyan’s mom) will be your Room Moms this year! I know this year continues to feel a little different, as we continue to seek the feelings of normalcy, but we are beyond fortunate to be a part of a school that many call their second home! Our community is full of caring, involved, generous, and helpful families/students, faculty and staff, and we are all here to support one another! I truly feel blessed to have Mr. Kyle at the lead of our class! He’s inviting, compassionate, and caring! He maintains such a positive environment and teaches his students to strive for their personal best and work as a team!
As we enter into our 5th week together, every family should feel very proud of the efforts they’ve put in! Liz, Tisha and I are here to support you if you ever have any questions. Please feel free to email us at:
Haley Cavin: haleycavin@yahoo.com, Liz Ricks: eawadkins@yahoo.com and Tisha Fathi: Tisha.Fathi@ey.com
Below I have created and attached our Class Contacts Sheet as well.
Here Are Some Additional Ways to Stay Involved:
Please get in the habit of logging into Mr. Kyle’s webpage at http://www.mrkylestyle.com, to view weekly updates and the students’ Weak Peak (under the Learning Together Tab). This is where you can view what quizzes are coming up and check in with your child to see if they have any unfinished assignments to complete. You can also view extension activities, videos, science camp details (i.e. cost and how to pay). ***Note: A science camp packet came home as well this week with your child. You can view a link to sign up for parent conferences (under the Events tab) and a link to igrade plus (under the Links tab), and more! This webpage helps you stay in the loop of what’s being taught in class and allows you additional access to support your child at home. Best viewing windows are Monday and Wednesday evenings.
Please also be sure to stay in the loop of school life by reading the weekly Rio Minders emails and watching the Seahawk News each week. These emails/news include details on upcoming events, important dates, school fundraisers, and ways to so graciously get involved and help our school thrive! For example, today is the last day to purchase from our School Spirit Wear Store! A shout out to my 6th grade son, Indy Cavin for creating the logo! Consider purchasing to support our school, and wear your Rio Strong gear with pride! Click or copy/paste the following link to purchase: https://riodelmarspiritwearfall2021.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
Class Donations:
In the past we have invited families to donate funds to their classroom to support special projects, supplies, class parties, prizes, teacher gifts and more! During this different learning environment for our kids, there’s nothing more special and memorable than continuing to include such creative incentives for a hard works effort! Currently in Mr. Kyle’s class students can earn “Kyle Vitamins” (aka a small candy) for above and beyond behaviors and hard work! These little extras have already helped motivate the class to stay focused, do their best, feel comfortable participating and work as a team! Not an easy feat to accomplish so quickly! Liz, Tisha and I also plan to help Mr. Kyle with class parties throughout the year that the class earns! Since as of now, no parent volunteers are allowed physically in the classroom, the prep for these will be a bit different, but we hope to create some festive memories, projects and experiences for the kids and Mr. Kyle to enjoy! Please be on the look out for “ways to help create our Spooktacular Halloween Party” soon!
Class Funds:
If you are willing and able please consider helping our class monetarily and/or with specific items that come up during the year. I have created a class signup genius link with ways you can help start the year off with a bang! Click or copy/paste the following link to view: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090D48ACAB2BAAF85-mrkyles . I will reach out to you throughout the year in this way as special projects and events come up. We greatly appreciate any and all gestures as they all make a huge difference! If interested, please venmo me, Haley Cavin, @haley-cavin-1 and include “Mr. Kyle class funds & your child’s name”.
Teacher Appreciation Gift Funds:
Lastly, please help us in honoring and showing thanks throughout the year to our fabulous teacher, Mr. Kyle! He has already been accepted into the hearts of all with his kind, fun spirit, and excitement for teaching! With your help we can be sure to show our appreciation during his birthday (which is right around the corner on September 24th), the holidays in December, in May during Teacher Appreciation week, and at the End of Year in June! If you would like to voluntarily contribute to group gifts and make a one-time donation please venmo me, Haley Cavin, @haley-cavin-1 and include “Mr. Kyle gift fund & your child’s name”. Please donate what you are comfortable with as no one will be left out. If you are looking for a suggested amount, donating $25, will lend us around $6 to put towards each of the four gifts! I will be sure to also reach out via email prior to these dates if you are a family who prefers to make something homemade or have your child directly deliver it to him! Mr. Kyle will feel so loved by our thoughtfulness!
Additional Parent Volunteers are needed in the following ways:
*Yearbook Volunteer: Take/gather photos and design two pages. Please email or text Mr. Kyle if interested in helping.
*School Auction Volunteer: Collect items or funds and organize the class basket. Please email or text Mr. Kyle if interested! This is a fun one to do with friends in a small group!
*Clerical Volunteer: Cut, collate, staple and more... as jobs come up for Mr. Kyle.
Other 6th Grade Reminders:
Homework: During this first trimester your child is asked to read a leveled book, for 30 minutes, 7 days a week. They are also asked to complete their online, assigned “Big Ideas Math” lessons. Usually there are three assigned per week. Please ask your child how to log on and help them complete all current and past assignments. Students should also complete their unfinished work.
Student Birthdays: Celebrating in the class is optional. If your child would like to bring a treat it must be prepackaged with dietary information included (due to current CDC guidelines). Or they may bring in a non-food item to share with the class (i.e. a party favor). There are 31 students, and Mr. Kyle!
Masks: Thank you for sending your child to school with a proper fitting mask. Mr. Kyle has noticed that masks are getting sweaty and/or tear throughout the day. He has some extra disposable masks in class, but is running low. Please send your child to school with an extra mask each day, preferably cloth or 4 ply disposable masks seem to be the most durable.
A BIG thank you in advance for all your help! Without your generosity these special memories could not happen! Your support is vital to the success of a memorable 6th grade year!
Sincerely,
Haley Cavin
Sept. 13.
Welcome to another great week of learning in rom 18!
This week is kinda like, "Let's see what ya know week." We are doing MAP testing for Math and Reading.
I have been reminding the students that they not only represent themselves (while doing good) on these tests, but they also represent their teacher and their parents! So please take these MAP tests serious! I want to see and be able to have a clear measure of the progress that they are making. This information helps me so much to know how I can best teach to their individual strengths.
Science Camp is coming and we would love to have all the packets turned in by this Wednesday the 15th. The checks at the same time would be nice, but we can make that due by next Tuesday the 21st. See Meghan Green for scholarship information. The folks at Camp Koinonia have been working like Honey Bees getting ready for our arrival Sept. 28-Oct.1. They are so excited that we are trusting them for a safe and healthy experience of learning in the Redwoods!
Everyone at the camp will be being tested before our campers arrive as well as the High school students that will be our cabin leaders! There will be strict protocols in place to ensure each camper's safety! There is even plans for having air purifiers in each cabin! Mr. Sweet and myself will be at camp the whole time making sure that everyone is doing well and following guidelines set by the district and the County Office of Education. One thing we'd like to ask, is that the week before students leave for camp, that families refrain from being in large groups or even extended family gatherings to ensure health leading up to our departure the morning of the 28th.
Thank you and please feel free to text me or email if you have any concerns.
Mr. Kyle
Thrasher
Sept. 8
Today was crazy! Mostly because restructure day is so short and because so many exciting things we're going on!
First thing, was all the Science camp paper work was sent home with your student! Please go through the material while
keeping it stapled together so it will be in order for the science camp staff. Please let me know if there is anything that needs
further clarification.
Note: Please make your checks payable to RDMPA (Rio del Mar Parent Alliance) for the amount of $365.00
Scholarships available...See Mrs. Green.
www.weebly.com/editor/main.php#/
If you want to order Sweats, water bottles, hats, etc, that check will be made payable to Santa Cruz Office County of Education!
Today our planners arrived and were passed out. Help your student to get organized and to always have their planner in their backpack!
Student! Please study your Africa Maps and be ready for our test this Friday! Do your best!!
Mr. Kyle
Sept. 3
Great week of learning while in the middle of a storm. Keep HOPE as your anthem and always keep looking up!
No school this Monday for Labor Day! Raise your American flag and celebrate with a yummy BBQ!
Blessings y'all,
Mr. Kyle
Aug. 27
Thanks for joining me last Thursday night and staying awake while I droned on and on! JK, I hope you got some long overdue answers and will still send your child back to room 18 this coming Monday! Please let me know if you want the link to the slideshow that I shared during my talk!
Thanks for all the support and accolades! I am really stoked about this class and the parent community that makes up Room 18 this year!
Have a great weekend and I look forward to another week of learning together starting Monday!
Let's surf!!
MK
Aug. 25
Our Week Peek on the "Learning Together" link is updated and ready for you to view! We will be taking a pic of it at the end of each week so anyone can keep up with what is going on in room 18.
Coming this Thursday night at 6pm we will be having our back to school night!
At 6:30 there will be a quick video from Outdoor School and then there will be a Q & A time with Creature (Michael Lane) directly following that.
Your student is assigned to set you up with a Google Meet link which is in the Google Class.
look for further info here tomorrow.
Mr. Kyle
Aug. 17 Happy Tuesday!
Check out the Week Peek on the "Learning Together" link. There will be updates added daily Monday through Thursday!
The Week Peek will mirror the Homework Planners that are coming soon!
We will be having two web designers joining our Room 18 team this coming week!! Please join me in welcoming Julia and Cameron!
Mr. Kyle
"If you think you can or if you think you can't...you're right!"
Aug. 16
Happy Monday! We say Happy MonYay!
For tonight:
- Fill out and bring back your Emergency Packet! 5 Kyle Kash!
- Read for 30 + minutes
- Finish your Africa Map coloring and labeling.
- Finish putting together your supplies for class.
- Check to make sure that you have turned in your letter to Mr. Kyle
- Consider positive personal traits that you can use with the letters from your first name.
- Bring in your Chromebook with charger.
- Bring in your whiteboard from last year.
Mr. Kyle
AUG. 13
Great two days to start the year off! The masks "suffocators " only slow us down a little bit. We all agree that we are looking after each other and we can do this cause we care about each other!
Please check the page for supplies and grab what your student needs for this coming week. There are some things there on my wish list as well that will help out!
Things to bring on Monday:
* Big Whiteboard to school
* Chromebook and charger!
Some important dates:
- Back to School Night: Thursday, August 26th
- Science Camp Koinonia : September 28-October 1st
- Parent Teacher Conferences November 15- November18
Can't wait to see y'all on Monday!
Mr. Kyle
Home work Time
AUG. 2
DEAR STUDENTS AND PARENTS,
I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO MEETING EACH OF YOU AND STARTING AN EXCITING JOURNEY OF LEARNING TOGETHER THIS YEAR IN ROOM 18!
WE HAVE A LOT OF EXCITING CURRICULUM TO TRAVEL THROUGH AND MANY WAYS THAT WE WILL BE CHALLENGING OURSELVES TO BECOMING THE BEST LIFELONG LEARNERS POSSIBLE! I (MR. KYLE) WILL BE YOUR GUIDE AS WE DISCOVER ALL THE INCREDIBLY UNIQUE AND INTERESTING THINGS IN OUR GRADE LEVEL CURRICULUM!
I KNOW YOU WILL ENJOY BEING IN ROOM 18 AS I WILL BE GIVING YOU EACH OWNERSHIP OF THE CLASS TASKS THIS YEAR! WE WILL BE HAVING CLASS MEETINGS DAILY SO THAT YOU CAN VOICE OPINIONS, IDEAS AND CONCERNS ON A REGULAR BASIS.
IT'S GOING TO BE A GREAT JOURNEY! ARE YOU READY? LACE UP, PRACTICE PATIENCE, AND OFF WE GO!
PLEASE BOOKMARK THIS PAGE AND ALSO THE GOOGLE CLASS PAGE FOR EASY ACCESS.
STUDENTS SHOULD CHECK THEIR DISTRICT EMAILS FOR EXTRA INFORMATION FROM MR. KYLE :)
FUN AND OWNERSHIP IN LEARNING,
MR. KYLE
A little bit about me:
This begins my 35th year of teaching! I have seen many cycles in education and a lot of them are just the same with different names. Some things that I do not change or leave out are:
1) Honoring all my students for who they are and giving each one equal attention and access to learning.
2) Giving each student the benefit of the doubt (trust).
3) Believing students will rise to meet all the expectations of being a positive student who is growing toward their potential.
4) Respecting our country by saluting the American flag each morning.
I hope you will agree with me that now more than ever, we need to stand together as Americans to honor our country and all those who give and gave so much to make this the great nation that it is!
PS.
I PLAN TO USE THIS WEBSITE ONGOING THIS YEAR. THIS IS WHERE I WILL BE WRITING MESSAGES TO PARENTS MOSTLY TO KEEP INFORMATION FLOWING. I APPRECIATE YOU SIMPLY BECAUSE YOU ARE ALREADY READING THIS! STAY TUNED. THANKS.
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