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Administration Principal: Assistant Principals: Counseling Center: Ms. Gillett(L-Z) Mr. Handley (A-K) Psychologist
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Success For ALL Students Following are quotes from Malcolm Gladwell’s book Outliers. What he says about the “superiority” of Asian education makes sense: There’s nothing wrong with American education; there’s just not enough time spent on it. He says that Koreans spend 220 days in school, and Japanese spend 243, compared with our 180. But not at Indian Hills. With our schedule, students have 240 days of math and English a year – more than Korea, and almost as much as Japan. “An enormous amount of time is spent talking about reducing class size, rewriting curricula, buying every student a shiny new laptop, and increasing school funding – all of which assumes that there is something fundamentally wrong with the job schools are doing. But . . . Schools work. The only problem with school, for the kids who aren’t achieving, is that there isn’t enough of it” (259). “The school year in the United States is, on average, 180 days long. The South Korean school year is 220 days long. The Japanese school year is 243 days long” (260). Attention: April 27th - Beginning of CRT Testing May 13th Dance Performane @ 7pm May 15th AP Geography Testing May 20th 7th grade choir concert @ 7pm May 21st FAILING NOTICES MAILED OUT May 25th Memorial Day - no school May 27th concert choir @ 7pm May 29th 5K run/walk entire school @ 1:20pm June 2nd girls vs. boys soccer game (1st period) June 3rd Memory book stomp ALL STUDENTS 5th period June 4th Lagoon day - 9th graders, 7th & 8th Field Day June 5th Last day of school!!
New cell phone use guidelines: Students may use their cell phones before school, during lunch, and after school. Students may not use cell phones in class or during class breaks. Please be aware that students violating these guidelines will have their phones taken away and stored in the attendance office. Thank you for your cooperation with this issue.
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