1st and 2nd grade students will be scheduled to participate in MAP Growth testing in reading and math in December. Assessment results help guide teachers’ reading and math instruction by better understanding what students know and are able to do, where students need support, and what students are ready to learn next. Additionally, for 2nd grade students, test results may be used as one factor in the gifted and talented identification process.
Parents and students can learn more about the test, complete practice items, and practice using tools available on the test by accessing the MAP Growth Student Resources website: https://studentresources.nwea.org/
Tuesday, December 3 - 1st and 2nd grade Reading
Wednesday, December 4 - 1st grade Math
Thursday, December 5 - 2nd grade Math
Students should bring their assigned Chromebook (charged) to each testing session. During test sessions, students may not be in possession of or use any electronic devices (e.g., cell phones, smart watches) other than the device used for testing.
If you have questions, please contact Victoria Schwartz at 355-3224 or vschwartz@greenvilleschools.us.
This holiday season, our Student Council is partnering with the Greenville Police Department to support the Leo Santa Toy Drive, and we need your help to bring smiles to children in our community!
Our Goal: Collect 200 toys
Dates: Now through December 3rd
What We Need: New, unwrapped toys suitable for children ages newborn to 12 years old. Students can bring donations with them to their classrooms. Student council members will pick up these toys from classrooms daily.
We’re excited to see our community come together for this meaningful cause, and every contribution brings us closer to our goal.
Thank you for helping us make the season brighter for local families!
Welcome Sara Collins Scouts!
We are so excited to have you join us for another incredible year at Sara Collins.
Please read over the Arrival and Dismissal Procedures to ensure student safety at Sara Collins.
We understand that some children need to carry a cellphone, smartwatch, or other smart device for before and after school communication. However, students do not need them during the day. We have a “bell to bell – no cellphone” expectation.
The cell phone or smart device must be kept in your child’s backpack during school hours and/or while in the school building.
Consequences:
First offense: Verbal warning
Second offense: Parent phone call
Third Offense: Parent/Teacher Conference (administration attendance possible)
Fourth Offense: Disciplinary Referral
