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01/09/2012

 

Glenbrook School Mission Statement
"Providing a complete education in preparation for college and life"

01/09/2012

Scroll through the Calendar below for important School Events

 

 

   2011-12 School Calendar

   2011-12 Calendar
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August
5 New Teachers In-service
8 Teacher In-service
9 Registration Students 8
12       Teachers 83
10 First Full Day For Students
11 Spirit Night
12 Jamboree – Glenbrook School Host

September
5 Labor Day Holiday
16 End of Six Weeks
23 Parent/Teacher Conference
October
28 End of Six Weeks
29 Fall Festival
November
11 Veterans’ Day Celebration
21 – 25 Thanksgiving Holiday

December
16 – 19 MidTerm Exams
20 Exam Make
up
Christmas Holiday Begins  Dec. 20

January
3 Teachers Return – Second Semester
4 Students Return
16 Martin Luther King Day Holiday
19 Social Studies Fair

February
  7  Science Fair
 8  District FBLA Conference

10 End of Six Weeks
20 Presidents’ Day Holiday

March
1 - 3 Regional Science Fair
3 Apache Princess
20 – 22 GEE Part I
24 District Literary Rally
25-27 - State FBLA Conference
28 Academic Betterment Competition

April
2 – 9 Spring/Easter Break
10 Overall Spelling Bee
12 – 19 GEE Part II & Stanford Achievement Testing
20 Overall Quiz Bowl
21 State Literary Rally

May
11 Graduation
18 – 21 Final Exams
22 Teacher In-service
23 Teacher In-service

 
 

 

01/09/2012
 

Glenbrook School
 
           is a 
 
Nondiscriminatory

Educational Institution
 

 
 
 

    


   
 
  Library Information

                                                     
Accelerated Reader
To verify a particular book  is an Accelerated Reader approved book click on link below: 
http://www.arbookfind.com



ACCELERATED READING

To view a video regarding Accelerated Reading click on link below

 http://www.renlearn.com/training/video/ret3.aspx


With Accelerated Reader, students read a book and then take a computerized test that measures their comprehension. Accelerated Reader tests can be taken only at school (in the classroom or in the library). The program will allow a student to take a test only once for a specific book. Each student is provided a login name and a password, so that he or she can access the program. A faculty member is always available if assistance is required. Although Accelerated Reader is a form of self study and testing, the teacher is able to gain access to the program in order to monitor each student's progress.
Accelerated Reader helps students focus on what they are reading, improving their critical thinking skills. Using Accelerated Reader can find books that are appropriate and are within their range of reading development. Because of this students will be challenged, but not frustrated. Students will be reading on their independent reading level. This level is NOT the same as that of a student's instructional reading level.
Students are  using a computer software program called Renaissance Place to take their Accelerated Reader tests.  Parents were issued a letter outlining this program with a user name and password.  Click on the link below to access "Renaissance Home Connect" interface and view your child's progress. 
https://Hosted4.renlearn.com/211554/HomeConnect/Login.aspx

                                                     
 

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