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Clemente Family Update 1/23/2025
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Hello Wildcats! 🐾
Welcome to Semester 2! 🌟 This is a fresh start, and we’re so excited to see all the amazing things you’ll achieve in the months ahead. Remember, attendance is the foundation of success, and we’ve got some awesome rewards just for YOU when you show up and give your best every day! 💪✨
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🎁 Biweekly Perfect Attendance Drawings
Every two weeks, students with perfect attendance will be entered into a drawing for exciting prizes, including:
🍕 Lou Malnati’s pizza coupons
🍦 McDonald’s ice cream cone BOG(Be our guest) cards
🐔 Chick-fil-A BOG(Be our guest) cards
🥪 Jersey Mike’s subs
🎉 And more community partnerships coming soon!
The first biweekly period starts Monday, January 27—make sure you’re here every day to qualify! 🗓️
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🗓️ Biweekly Attendance Drawing Schedule
📅 January 27 – February 7: Drawing on February 10
📅 February 10 – February 21: Drawing on February 24
📅 February 24 – March 7: Drawing on March 10
📅 March 10 – March 20: Drawing on March 21
🌸 Spring Break 🌸
📅 April 2 – April 11: Drawing on April 14
📅 April 14 – April 25: Drawing on April 28
📅 April 28 – May 9: Drawing on May 12
📅 May 12 – May 23: Drawing on May 27
📅 May 27 – June 6: Pizza Party on June 10 🍕🎉
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🏆 What About Daily and Weekly Incentives?
🎯 Daily: Surprise incentives (snacks, raffle tickets, etc.) on random days!
🌟 Weekly: Students with perfect attendance for the week will be recognized and rewarded every Monday!
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✨ Let’s Start Fresh!
This semester is your chance to:
✅ Start strong
✅ Stay consistent
✅ Be rewarded for your hard work
Let’s make it a priority to be here every day—your dedication will pay off in more ways than one. 🙌
If you have any questions or need support, stop by my office—I’m here to help you succeed! 💬
Let’s crush it this semester, Wildcats! 🐾💙
#AttendanceMatters #WildcatPride
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¡Bienvenidos al segundo semestre! 🌟 Este es un nuevo comienzo y estamos muy emocionados de ver todas las cosas increíbles que lograrán en los próximos meses. Recuerden, la asistencia es la base del éxito y tenemos algunas recompensas increíbles solo para USTEDES cuando se presentan y dan lo mejor de sí todos los días. 💪✨
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🎁 Sorteos quincenales de asistencia perfecta
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Cada dos semanas, los estudiantes con asistencia perfecta participarán en un sorteo para ganar premios emocionantes, que incluyen:
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🍕 Cupones de pizza de Lou Malnati
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🍦 Tarjetas BOG (Be our guest) de cono de helado de McDonald's
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🐔 Tarjetas BOG (Be our guest) de Chick-fil-A
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🥪 Sándwiches de Jersey Mike
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🎉 ¡Y más asociaciones comunitarias próximamente!
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El primer período quincenal comienza el lunes 27 de enero. ¡Asegúrese de estar aquí todos los días para calificar! 🗓️
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🗓️ Calendario de sorteos de asistencia quincenales
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📅 27 de enero – 7 de febrero: Sorteo el 10 de febrero
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📅 10 de febrero – 21 de febrero: Sorteo el 24 de febrero
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📅 24 de febrero – 7 de marzo: Sorteo el 10 de marzo
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📅 10 de marzo – 20 de marzo: Sorteo el 21 de marzo
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🌸 Vacaciones de primavera 🌸
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📅 2 de abril – 11 de abril: Sorteo el 14 de abril
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📅 14 de abril – 25 de abril: Sorteo el 28 de abril
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📅 28 de abril – 9 de mayo: Sorteo el 12 de mayo
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📅 12 de mayo – 23 de mayo: Sorteo el 27 de mayo
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📅 27 de mayo – 6 de junio: Fiesta de pizza el 10 de junio 🍕🎉
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🏆 ¿Qué pasa con los sorteos diarios y semanales? ¿Incentivos?
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🎯 Diariamente: ¡Incentivos sorpresa (refrigerios, boletos de rifa, etc.) en días aleatorios!
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🌟 Semanalmente: ¡Los estudiantes con asistencia perfecta durante la semana serán reconocidos y recompensados todos los lunes!
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Este semestre es tu oportunidad de:
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✅ Ser recompensado por tu arduo trabajo
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Hagamos que sea una prioridad estar aquí todos los días; tu dedicación dará sus frutos de más de una manera. 🙌
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Si tienes alguna pregunta o necesitas apoyo, pasa por mi oficina; ¡estoy aquí para ayudarte a tener éxito! 💬
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¡Vamos a arrasar este semestre, Wildcats! 🐾💙
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#AttendanceMatters #WildcatPride
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ACCESS for ELLs Assessments, Starting January 15, 2025
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Most students will test online so please ensure that your student is charging their chromebooks daily. Students will be tested in listening, reading, writing, speaking. There is no need to study for ACCESS testing.
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Alternate ACCESS for ELLs offered to students with cognitive disabilities. It offers extra support and gives students multiple opportunities to respond to test items.
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La mayoría de los estudiantes bilingües realizan los exámenes en línea, así que asegúrese de que su estudiante esté cargando sus Chromebooks diariamente. Los estudiantes realizarán pruebas de comprensión auditiva, lectura, escritura y expresión oral. No es necesario estudiar para los exámenes ACCESS.
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ACCESO alternativo para estudiantes bilingües ofrecido a estudiantes con discapacidades cognitivas. Ofrece apoyo adicional y brinda a los estudiantes múltiples oportunidades para responder a los elementos del examen.
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This week in Structured Literacy we are learning about Consonant Suffixes and Vowel Suffixes! We are also learning about Action Verbs, the difference between Their, There, and They’re, and the differences between Two, Too and To.
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We are also beginning to present our 2025 Vision Boards.
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Hello Wildcat community! The 1st semester physical education has come to a close. We engaged in fitness testing, exercising, stretching, team sports, we lifted weights and above all, we broke a mental and physical sweat. Wellness is everyone's responsibility to manage. Exploring and discovering wellness methods plays a vital part in a healthy lifestyle. The benefits of an active lifestyle include living with fewer health issues and health care cost burdens.
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Semester 2 we switch gears and start off with Driver Education. This marks a pivotal year for Sophomore students. This exciting new phase can be a bit daunting but with the right attitude and maturity we will grow to become safe successful members of the highway transportation system.
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Dear Parents/Guardians & Students, for those of you reaching out to ask questions about the FAFSA, we are going to direct you to Darlene Sierra-Clark to take your calls and questions.
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Post-Secondary coaches, counseling and staff have been contacting families regarding this very important step in senior lives. The FAFSA or equivalent document, is required for graduation from Chicago Public Schools for all seniors. We have been working with seniors since October to give them information about the FSA I.D. and the FAFSA.
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The FSA ID is a username and password you use to log into certain U.S. Department of Education websites including fafsa.gov and StudentAid.gov. The FSA ID if your legal signature and should’t be created or used by anyone other than you - not even your parent, your child, a school official, or a loan company representative. You’ll use your FSA ID every year you fill out a Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) form and for the lifetime of your federal student loans.
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Visit Studentaid.gov/fsaid to create an FSA ID. You’ll need your social security number, full name, and date of your birth. You’ll also need to create a memorable username and password, and provide answers to some challenge questions so you can retrieve your account information if you forget it.
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We strongly recommend that you provide a mobile phone number and personal email address when you make your FSA ID. Providing a mobile phone number and/or email address that you have access to will make it easier to unlock your account, retrieve your forgotten username, or reset your forgotten password.
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IMPORTANT: An email address and mobile phone number cannot be used with more than 1 FSA ID. If you share an email address with someone else, then only one of you will be able to use that email address to create an FSA ID. This applies to your mobile phone number too.
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One of your parents might need an FSA ID as well. If you need to provide information about your parents on the FAFSA form, one of your parents will have to sign the form. Your parent can create an FSA ID and then sign the FAFSA form electronically using that FSA ID. Not sure whether you’ll need to put the parent’s information on the FAFSA form? Check out studentAid.gov/dependency. Remember: You should create your own FSA ID and your parent should create his or her own FSA ID. Also, make sure to use the correct FSA ID when signing the FAFSA form electronically.
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When you first create your FSA ID, all you’ll be able to use your FSA ID for is to complete, sign, and submit an original (first-time) FAFSA form. You’ll have to wait 1-3 days for your information to be confirmed by the SOcial Security Administration (SSA) before you can use your FSA ID for other actions such as submitting a Renewal FAFSA form or signing a Master Promissory Note. If you provided an email address, then you’ll receive an email letting you know that your information was successfully matched with the SSA and you can use your FSA ID for all of its purposes.
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If you forgot your FSA ID, username and password, look for links, such as “Forgot my Username” and “Forgot my Password” at the log-in pages of the websites. These links will direct you to web pages where you can request a secure code to be texted to your verified mobile phone number or emailed to your verified email address. The secure code will allow you to retrieve your username or reset your password. You can also retrieve your username or reset your password by successfully answering your challenge questions.
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Seniors are finishing their finals and all grades are submitted by teacher on Friday January 17.
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Seniors should have reached out to their teachers about any missing work, attended the tutoring sessions that have been offered during lunch on the 6th floor with Ms. Smith, to receive help with classwork.
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Seniors who are missing graduation requirements or classes they need for graduation, will be scheduled to meet with counselors, who will meet with students soon after the semester ends to make plans for any credit recovery. These are specific to each student’s circumstances. If parents/guardians have any questions or concerns, please contact Ms. Ellis or Ms. Archibald (Counseling staff) with questions about graduation requirements.
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