Crosby Update
ACADEMIC GROWTH
MAP TESTING
Students in Grades 1-5 will be taking the MAP assessment the week of March 18-22. Please be sure your child is on time and try to limit any disruptions during the day, especially the morning hours. NWEA MAP helps our teachers measure students’ growth and allows them to create plans to meet each students’ individual needs.
SOCIAL GROWTH
VARIETY SHOW
The Crosby Choir and select 5th grade students will be performing in the Variety Show on Monday, March 18th at 7:00 p.m. at the High School Activity Center. Students should arrive at 5:00 p.m. for rehearsal and will be fed dinner by the PTO. Parents and spectators should arrive around 6:45 for the 7:00 p.m. show.
SUMMER CAMP OPPORTUNITIES
It's time to sign up for Youth Athletic Summer Camps! Harrison Wildcats Athletics has put together a great lineup of camps in a variety of sports. Learn a new sport or refine their skills in a sport they already play. Help keep your child active and involved this summer! Registration is online only. Follow the link below for dates, details and registration.
https://harrisonwildcats.membershiptoolkit.com/packet/78305972
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL PRESENTS UNDER THE BIG TOP
The annual Elementary Dances are just over a month away! This year’s theme is “Under the Big Top”. They’re open to all SLSD preschool through 5th graders. Both dances run from 7-9 PM at the Activity Center. Admission is $20 per couple, and $5 for each additional child. The price includes music and dancing, snacks, photo stations and games.
The Daughter Dance takes place on Friday, April 19. Purchase tickets at https://bit.ly/daughterdance2024.
The Son Dance takes place on Saturday, April 20. Purchase tickets at https://bit.ly/sondance2024.
The dances are sponsored by the Harrison High School Student Council.
JUNK IN THE TRUCK TO SUPPORT WILDCAT CARES
Junk in the Trunk Final Flyer.pdf
BULLYING PART 2
Last week, we shared some important information about how we handle bullying at SLSD. We want to continue sharing information, since this is an important topic that the community highlighted throughout our community town halls.
Do you and your kids know how to report bullying? We have a very specific policy and procedure when it comes to bullying in our district. The first step of the process is to report any issues right away - our teachers and staff won’t know if there is an issue if no one says anything. Once something is reported, we then begin our process to handle the situation.
Bully reporting form: https://www.southwestschools.org/media/forms/Bullying%20Report.pdf
Ensuring our students feel safe and accepted in all aspects is important to SLSD, and we continue to try and find ways to make improvements every day!
You can review our bullying policy here: https://go.boarddocs.com/oh/southwestlocal/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=BH7QEG650264
You can review the bullying procedure here: https://go.boarddocs.com/oh/southwestlocal/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=BH7QEH650265