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    Good evening, Madison Parents,
     
    We hope you are already enjoying this season of gratitude. This is my favorite time of the year. I am truly grateful to be a part of your child's educational journey. This is a friendly reminder that there is no school until January 3rd, 2025—all students return to school on Monday, January 6th, 2025. With 88 days of learning out of 180 each year, we need them to settle into a healthy routine of good sleep, reading every night or in the morning, positive morning messages, three meals a day, warm appropriate clothing, reflection/goal setting, and writing every day. By now, they should have read at least 30 books independently, and by now, they should know how to write a narrative/story. A narrative has a beginning, middle, and end called plot structure. We use hook/attention-getting ideas to pull readers into the character's journey to solve their problems through humor, action, sensory language, figurative language/metaphors, and similes to find solutions to both internal and external problems.
     
    Here are the pertinent dates for December:

    There will be no school from December 23rd to January 3rd, 2025, and it will resume on January 6th.
     
     
    Please remember to set your family up for success by implementing effective daily routines! 
    Morning affirmations, music or events that bring joy when they return from school, healthy balanced meals, and homework with conversations are effective for optimal productivity.
     
    We want Mustangs to believe in the following Positive Beliefs or Self-Statements:
    • I am capable and strong.
    • I believe in and trust myself.
    • I can achieve my goals.
    • I am proud of myself for trying.
    • I can handle any problem I face.
    • I constructively respond to feedback.
    • I am my own best friend and cheerleader.
    • I love and forgive myself.
    • I learn a lot from mistakes.
     
    Madison's students always have homework!  We want to accelerate all the learning lost encountered during previous years. We also want them to continue to complete their reading goals each night. They should be reading for 30 minutes each night using their comprehension strategies of visualizing, making mind movies, connecting, predicting, and questioning. 
     
    Thank you again for all you do to help our students thrive!
     
     
    Felicia Bailey-Carr
    Principal, Madison
    2939 Mission Road
    Stockton, CA 95204
    (209) 933-7240  ext. 6671 or 5502
     
    "Don't ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive." ~Howard Thurman
     
     

     
     

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