|
|
 |
|
|
|
|
| Student Handbook |
|
|
School Calendar 2007-2008 |
|
|
School Calendar 2008-2009 |
|
|
Homework Incentive |
HOMEWORK INCENTIVE:
Homework gives students opportunities for independent practice beyond the classroom and for positive parent/child interaction. Schultz wants to encourage this again this year through a special homework incentive. Students who do all their homework each 9 weeks will have their names placed in a drawing to be done at year’s end for a T.V. or an iPod. That means students could have up to 4 entries by year’s end!
Congratulations to our 2006-2007 winners: J. Voelkel and T.Toombs.
|
|
Lunch Prices/Food Service |
LUNCH PRICES
Please note the new meal prices for 2007–2008 school year.
Elementary School Breakfast $0.90
Elementary School Lunch $1.65
All adult/non-student Breakfast $1.40
All adult/non-student Lunch $2.65
These prices had to be increased to help cover the increase in food and labor costs.
The Food Service web site can be accessed through the KISD web site; from the district's main page go to Departments, Facilities & Schools, then Food Service or < www.kleinisd.net/default.aspx?name=fs.food.home>
Questions about accounts, blocking ala carte items, etc..from the main Food Service page go to Frequently Asked questions or < www.kleinisd.net/default.aspx?name=fs.food.questions>
For online payments, checking balances on accounts, email notification of account balances; again from the main Food Service page, click on PayPams. From PayPams the parent has to register and complete the required information. All of the PayPams services are free, however there is a charge for making payments online. |
|
Schultz Soaring Ealges Top Ten |
• Schultz was awarded the “No Place for Hate 2007-08 Award” by the Anti-Defamation League of Houston.
• Our Schultz Shining Star Orffestra and Drum Ensemble have been invited to perform at the Texas Music Educators Association convention in San Antonio in February of ’08.
• Texas Monthly named Schultz Elementary “one of the best schools in Texas” in the December ’06 issue.
• Schultz Elementary offers a broad menu of extra curricular activities to its students, including Schultz Shining Star Orffestra, Drum Ensemble, Choir, Destination Imagination, Chess Club, Children’s Bookstore, Mustard Seed Club, and Safety Patrols.
• For the past four years, Schultz Eagles have actively supported Operation Interdependence, sending care packages and letters to our American soldiers. For fourteen years Schultz staff have participated in outreach working at Northwest Assistance Ministries during the Christmas holiday.
• As a result of many innovative ideas from our dedicated teachers, Schultz Elementary has been awarded six grants totaling almost $30,000 from the Klein Education Foundation.
• Schultz staff members, working in Professional Learning Communities, collaborate to meet the diverse needs of all of our students through Eagle Time, designed to maximize instruction and increase differentiated learning.
• Schultz summer library has had the distinct honor of having highest student attendance and book circulation for thirteen years! This summer, the library was open for six weeks and, during that time, 325 students checked out 1,948 books.
• Schultz Eagles continue to shine with TAKS scores well above the state’s average, maintaining the goal of “Recognized” on the 2006-2007 state accountability rating for another year.
• For ten years, Schultz Elementary staff members have voluntarily mentored students in grades 3-5 who are “at risk” of not passing TAKS with outstanding results…Staff and students enjoy the benefits of mentoring as they interact with each other and build positive relationships.
|
|
BE A HEALTHY BUDDY |
Jamie Criss, who is one of our parents, is also an HEB employee and one of their Education Liaisons. Jamie will be working with our second graders once a month this year in a program sponsored by HEB and endorsed by TEA called, "Be a Healthy Buddy."
In October, Jamie will hold her first assembly, she will discuss healthy eating and will read the book, "The Edible Food Pyramid." Each second grade student will receive a copy of the book and a tote bag with a bottled water and four different kinds of fruit.
In November, the topic will focus on healthy exercise and each student will receive a pedometer!
Later in the year (February), there will be an essay contest. The winner from each second grade class will receive a backpack and the overall winner will receive a backpack and an HEB $25 gift certificate.
|
|
TEACHING THROUGH TECHNOLOGY |
|
|
|
|
