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THAYNE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REPORT CARD, 2009-2010 Enrollment first day of school:
Grade Kindergarten First Second Third Total (Not K)
New students on first day of school August 2007 76 4 10 5 19
8/23/2007 - 325 students 8/27/2008 – 322 students 8/26/2009 – 318 students
New students on first day of school August 2008 84 5 3 6 14
New students on first day of school August 2009 79 7 7 3
Students enrolled after first day of school until mid - Oct 2009 1 0 1 1
17
3
Summer exits for 2008: According to our records, 12 students moved over the summer. Summer exits for 2009: According to our records, 13 students moved over the summer. Four students transferred to Afton Elementary. Average Daily Attendance = 94% for 2008-2009 Average Daily Attendance = 97% for 2009-2010 thus far 2007-2008 Parent Teacher Conference Fall attendance: 96.6% 2008-2009 Parent Teacher Conference Fall attendance: 99% Number of Classes
Average Class Size
Total Students
Grade
2007
2008
2009
2007
2008
2009
2007
2008
2009
Kindergarten
4
5
5
19.75
17.8
16
79
89
80
First
4
4
5
19.75
20.75
17.4
79
83
87
Second
4
4
4
22.25
18.5
19.5
89
74
78
Third
4
4
4
21.75
21.5
18.5
87
86
74
Lunch Status Students receiving free lunch Students receiving reduced Students on full pay
2007
2008
2009
18.90% 17.40% 63.70%
15.90% 16.30% 67.80%
20.40% 13.80% 65.80%
PTO Activities Calendar September October November
Volunteers and PTO
Fundraiser - PTO Halloween Costume Parade - PTO
November
Muffins with Mom - PTO Sitters during Parent Teacher Conferences
December
Santa Shop - PTO
January
Science Fair
February
Donuts with Dad - PTO Sitters during Parent Teacher Conferences
February April
Literacy Week
April
Teacher Appreciation Days
May
Field Day - PTO
Students Oct. 2008
Students Sept. 2009
Afton Alpine Auburn
1 54 1
0 52
Bedford
41
33
Etna
68
64
Freedom
34
32
Grover
2
0
Thayne
131
137
Total
332
319
Community
1
Approximate volunteer hours for 2006-2007: 1300+ hours. Approximate volunteer hours for 2007-2008: 1700+ hours. Approximate volunteer hours for 2008-2009: 1700+ hours. Thayne Elementary PTO Annual Scholarship Donation to graduating SVHS Senior
Special Programs: Reading Mastery Accelerated Reader Writing – Lucy Calkins Math – Harcourt and Accelerated Math Spanish Art PE Music Help Program
Thayne Elementary FACULTY AND STAFF 17 Classroom Teachers 1 Spanish Teacher 1 Art Teacher 2 PE Teachers 2 Music Teachers 1 ESL Teacher 1 Title 1 Teacher
2 Special Ed Teachers 1 Library Teacher 1 Library Aide 16 Title 1 Aides 3 Custodians 5 Kitchen Workers 5 Special Ed Aides
2 Kindergarten Aides 1 Psychologist 1 Speech Therapist 1 Occupational Therapist 1 School Facilitator 1 Principal 1 Secretary
Thayne Elementary Information Thayne Elementary Mission Statement Thayne Elementary is dedicated to the ABC’s of Education: • Academics • Building Relationships • Connecting Knowledge to the Real World
Thayne Elementary School Motto Thayne Elementary – Where Children Come First!
NCA Reading Goal: All students at Thayne Elementary will improve in Reading Comprehension.
NCA Writing Goal: All students at Thayne Elementary will view themselves as writers and improve their writing skills.
Thayne Elementary Celebrates These Values: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Respect Trustworthiness Responsibility Fairness Caring Citizenship Safety Cooperation
Positive Things Happening at Thayne Elementary: 1. Beautiful new building -light and open, spaciousness -security (doors locked, cameras, etc.) -bus loading separate from parking lot -sound system -tiles of students’ artwork -automatic lights -gym and lunchroom separate -better computer access
-room for RM groups -better parking -bigger mailboxes -workrooms and teacher lounge -playground is easier to monitor 2. Caring Staff who work together toward the same goals 3. Great kids who are excited to be here in the new building 4. Dedicated PTO and supportive community 5. Positive atmosphere 6. User friendly library 7. Renewed sense of school pride 8. School Sing 9. Activboards have been purchased for all classrooms 10. Size of the new school helps to contribute to automatic weight loss – great exercise program!
Third Grade PAWS - Reading Results State
District
School
Male
Female
SES
2005-06
61
85
82
74
90
77
2006-07
75
87
87
83
91
76
2007-08
62
75
72
56
86
67
2008-09
54
63
63
67
58
56
Third Grade PAWS - Writing Results State
District
School
Male
Female
SES
2005-06
41
51
48
28
70
31
2006-07
66
69
75
61
91
72
2007-08
41
43
35
17
52
18
2008-09
55
64
70
64
75
70
Third Grade PAWS - Math Results State
District
School
Male
Female
SES
2005-06
74
87
89
88
90
92
2006-07
92
99
100
100
100
100
2007-08
83
87
84
78
89
85
2008-09
81
87
84
87
81
86
Grade Kindergarten First Second Third Total (Not K)
New students on first day of school August 2007 76 4 10 5 19
8/23/2007 - 325 students 8/27/2008 – 322 students 8/26/2009 – 318 students
New students on first day of school August 2008 84 5 3 6 14
New students on first day of school August 2009 79 7 7 3
Students enrolled after first day of school until mid - Oct 2009 1 0 1 1
17
3
Summer exits for 2008: According to our records, 12 students moved over the summer. Summer exits for 2009: According to our records, 13 students moved over the summer. Four students transferred to Afton Elementary. Average Daily Attendance = 94% for 2008-2009 Average Daily Attendance = 97% for 2009-2010 thus far 2007-2008 Parent Teacher Conference Fall attendance: 96.6% 2008-2009 Parent Teacher Conference Fall attendance: 99% Number of Classes
Average Class Size
Total Students
Grade
2007
2008
2009
2007
2008
2009
2007
2008
2009
Kindergarten
4
5
5
19.75
17.8
16
79
89
80
First
4
4
5
19.75
20.75
17.4
79
83
87
Second
4
4
4
22.25
18.5
19.5
89
74
78
Third
4
4
4
21.75
21.5
18.5
87
86
74
Lunch Status Students receiving free lunch Students receiving reduced Students on full pay
2007
2008
2009
18.90% 17.40% 63.70%
15.90% 16.30% 67.80%
20.40% 13.80% 65.80%
PTO Activities Calendar September October November
Volunteers and PTO
Fundraiser - PTO Halloween Costume Parade - PTO
November
Muffins with Mom - PTO Sitters during Parent Teacher Conferences
December
Santa Shop - PTO
January
Science Fair
February
Donuts with Dad - PTO Sitters during Parent Teacher Conferences
February April
Literacy Week
April
Teacher Appreciation Days
May
Field Day - PTO
Students Oct. 2008
Students Sept. 2009
Afton Alpine Auburn
1 54 1
0 52
Bedford
41
33
Etna
68
64
Freedom
34
32
Grover
2
0
Thayne
131
137
Total
332
319
Community
1
Approximate volunteer hours for 2006-2007: 1300+ hours. Approximate volunteer hours for 2007-2008: 1700+ hours. Approximate volunteer hours for 2008-2009: 1700+ hours. Thayne Elementary PTO Annual Scholarship Donation to graduating SVHS Senior
Special Programs: Reading Mastery Accelerated Reader Writing – Lucy Calkins Math – Harcourt and Accelerated Math Spanish Art PE Music Help Program
Thayne Elementary FACULTY AND STAFF 17 Classroom Teachers 1 Spanish Teacher 1 Art Teacher 2 PE Teachers 2 Music Teachers 1 ESL Teacher 1 Title 1 Teacher
2 Special Ed Teachers 1 Library Teacher 1 Library Aide 16 Title 1 Aides 3 Custodians 5 Kitchen Workers 5 Special Ed Aides
2 Kindergarten Aides 1 Psychologist 1 Speech Therapist 1 Occupational Therapist 1 School Facilitator 1 Principal 1 Secretary
Thayne Elementary Information Thayne Elementary Mission Statement Thayne Elementary is dedicated to the ABC’s of Education: • Academics • Building Relationships • Connecting Knowledge to the Real World
Thayne Elementary School Motto Thayne Elementary – Where Children Come First!
NCA Reading Goal: All students at Thayne Elementary will improve in Reading Comprehension.
NCA Writing Goal: All students at Thayne Elementary will view themselves as writers and improve their writing skills.
Thayne Elementary Celebrates These Values: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Respect Trustworthiness Responsibility Fairness Caring Citizenship Safety Cooperation
Positive Things Happening at Thayne Elementary: 1. Beautiful new building -light and open, spaciousness -security (doors locked, cameras, etc.) -bus loading separate from parking lot -sound system -tiles of students’ artwork -automatic lights -gym and lunchroom separate -better computer access
-room for RM groups -better parking -bigger mailboxes -workrooms and teacher lounge -playground is easier to monitor 2. Caring Staff who work together toward the same goals 3. Great kids who are excited to be here in the new building 4. Dedicated PTO and supportive community 5. Positive atmosphere 6. User friendly library 7. Renewed sense of school pride 8. School Sing 9. Activboards have been purchased for all classrooms 10. Size of the new school helps to contribute to automatic weight loss – great exercise program!
Third Grade PAWS - Reading Results State
District
School
Male
Female
SES
2005-06
61
85
82
74
90
77
2006-07
75
87
87
83
91
76
2007-08
62
75
72
56
86
67
2008-09
54
63
63
67
58
56
Third Grade PAWS - Writing Results State
District
School
Male
Female
SES
2005-06
41
51
48
28
70
31
2006-07
66
69
75
61
91
72
2007-08
41
43
35
17
52
18
2008-09
55
64
70
64
75
70
Third Grade PAWS - Math Results State
District
School
Male
Female
SES
2005-06
74
87
89
88
90
92
2006-07
92
99
100
100
100
100
2007-08
83
87
84
78
89
85
2008-09
81
87
84
87
81
86
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