Hi families! Report Cards: Report cards were sent home on Friday. It's important to keep in mind a couple of things. First, if your child is not a "3", the goal is to get there by the end of 4th grade. Students develop at their own pace! Second, students will continue to get individualized and group intervention in any areas below a "3". Also, in math, and reading, there are ways to practice at home, which may be necessary if the practice at school is not enough to master these goals. Students who are struggling with fractions need multiplication and division fluency. Please consider helping your child practice these facts to memory. In reading it's equally important for your child to read consistently a book that is not too easy or too hard at his/her interest level. The research supports that if this happens at school and home, along with quality instruction at school, your child can become a lifelong reader. I look forward to continuing our work toge...