Hello Timberwolves,
We hope everyone enjoyed the warm weather this weekend! We are now in week 3 of 9 in quarter 1. We are to a great start with lots of momentum! Let’s continue demonstrating Timberwolf excellence!
Upcoming Events
8/6-8/13: SSC/ELAC Nominations- information will be sent out on 8/5 at 7pm.
8/8: Safety Team Meeting @ 3:30p
8/9: Friday Blacktop Assembly @ 8:45a
8/9: Minimum Day- Early Dismissal
8/14-8/15: SSC/ELAC Elections
8/16: ILT PD @ 9:15a-1:30p @ WC
8/19: ELAC @ 9a
8/19: SSC @ 3:30p
8/19: Life Science Station (LSS) Gr. 4 (Kolodziej)
8/20: Life Science Station (LSS) Gr. 4 (Waara)
8/21: Life Science Station (LSS) Gr. 4 (Randolph)
8/22: Life Science Station (LSS) Gr. 4 (Connary)
8/20: PTA Association Meeting @ 6p (Zoom)
8/26-9/6: Apex Fun Run
9/2: Labor Day (no school)
9/9: SSC @ 3p
9/10: PBIS Meeting @ 3:30p
9/12-9/19: Parent-Teacher Conferences (minimum day)
9/17: PTA Association Meeting @ 6p (Zoom)
9/20: Last Day of Q1 for Students
10/8: First Day of Q2 for Students
The Timberwolf Way
Wolf Canyon strives for excellence in all areas, including in how we show respect, responsibility, and respect. At our back 2 school assemblies, we shared wit students the Timberwolf Way- Be Safe., Be Respectful, Be Responsible. Our teachers are also taking time to review behavior expectations. See attached Timberwolf Way Behavior Expectations here:
This school year, Wolf Canyon, will employ a tiered Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) team to support and promote positive school wide behavior. Our team will actively identify trends and action plan according to site needs. As part of this approach, minor behavioral incidents will handled by teachers and staff, while major incidents will be addressed by administration. SWIS Behavior referrals will be used to communicate incidents with families as necessary. Administration will focus support when students receive a major referral, or after a student receives 5 minor behavior incident referrals. Follow up action will vary based on incident type, severity, number of incidents and may include student conference, loss of privilege, parent contact, restorative conference, community service, an/ or other. Referrals will be sent to families for minor incidents as needed, and regularly for major incidents. Families are asked to review the incident with their child, sign the referral, and then return to school the following day. Trends in behavior referral information will allow our PBIS and Safety Teams to allocate resources where needed to support the safety and social-emotional wellness of Wolf Canyon students.
Here is an image of what the Behavior Referral looks like: