Mrs. Heuman's 3RD Grade

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SchoolHours M,T,W,F
8:25 am-
2:55 pm
Thursdays
8:25am-12:25pm

Important Dates School Calender 2004-2005

Maximo Microsociety and Visual Arts Elementary School
4850 31st St. South,
St. Petersburg, FL 33712

Maximo MicroSociety Elementary offers a pre-kindergarten through fifth grade
program in which high student achievement is our primary goal.

SHORTENED SCHOOL DAY
Every Thursday is a shortened day for the students at Maximo.
These days are granted to our school for teachers’ planning and improvement.
On shortened days, classes are dismissed at 12:25 p.m.
Teachers will be in meetings promptly at 1:30 p.m.
It is very important that you pick your child up on time or make child care arrangements.
Child care is available, for a small fee,
through the YMCA on afternoons that we dismiss early.
Please call 867-5325 for more information.

Mrs. Heuman's 3rd Grade Website

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http://www.fcatexplorer.com

Children Learn What They Experience. We Will Leave No Child Behind

SCHOOL EXPECTATIONS

We have five Lifelong Guidelines that are used school-wide. They shape the expectations for all staff and students. They are:

TRUSTWORTHINESS
TRUTHFULNESS
ACTIVE LISTENING
NO PUT-DOWNS
PERSONAL BEST

These guidelines are based on mutual respect for oneself and others, and are behaviors that need to be displayed as a citizen of our MicroSociety and the real world. Please take the time to discuss and reinforce these guidelines at home as your child demonstrates them through everyday behaviors. We appreciate all you do to support our efforts.

The MicroSociety program is the only student-based entire school reform effort of its kind. This research-based education program transforms classrooms by providing a real-world context for academic learning. Students collaborate with parents, business volunteers, and teachers to create functioning small communities.

Administration & Office Staff
Principal Barbara Hires Ed. D.
Assistant Principal Sharon D. Jackson, Ed.D.
Secretary/Bookkeeper Gail Alison
Data Prep Clerk Tina Rosado
Office Clerk Bonnie Jennings
Community Involvement Coordinator Gwen Ellliott

Pinellas County Schools unites with the community to provide a quality education enabling each student to succeed.

To create systems that align all resources to assure that each student achieves at her or his highest level.

This district is the seventh-largest in Florida and the 22nd-largest in the United States. With 144 elementary, middle, high and specialty public schools, it serves more than 113,000 students. Nearly 36,000 adults are enrolled in postsecondary, career, technical and adult education programs. This Internet site provides you with increased access to information about the lively public education that takes place for these students in these schools.
General information number (727) 586-1818
Emergency information line (727) 588-6424
Administration Building
301 4th St. S.W.
Largo, FL. 33770

Homework Helpline
Having trouble with your homework?
The Homework Helpline is providing service to students of Pinellas
County's public schools from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
The helpline telephone number is (727) 547-7223.
Students who live north of Curlew Road in Palm Harbor should
call (727) 442-3226.

Aug. 3 K-12 schools open; classes begin.

Aug. 12 Countywide graduation.

Aug. 27 School Improvement Planning Day – two-hour early release for students. Site-based professional development activities for school improvement.

Sept. 6 Labor Day holiday. Schools and county offices closed.

Sept. 10 District Training Day. Schools closed for students.

Oct. 5-6 First-quarter exams for high schools on 4x4 schedules.

Oct. 14 School Improvement Planning Day – two-hour early release for students. Site-based professional development activities for school improvement.

Oct. 15 Schools closed for students. State Professional Development Day 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Nov. 11 School Improvement Planning Day – two-hour early release for students. Site-based professional development activities for school improvement.

Nov. 14-20 American Education Week.

Nov. 17 Great American Teach-In.

Nov. 22-23 District Training Days. Schools closed for students.

Nov. 24-26 Thanksgiving holidays. Schools and county offices closed.

Dec. 13-16 First-semester exams for Pinellas County Center for the Arts and International Baccalaureate programs (seven-period schedules).

Dec. 14-16 First-semester exams for regular high schools (six-period schedules).

Dec. 15-16 Second-quarter exams for high schools on 4x4 schedules.

Dec. 17 Schools closed for students. Professional Development Day 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. First semester ends.

Dec. 20-31 Winter holidays. Schools and county offices closed.

2005

Jan. 3 Schools and county offices reopen. Second semester begins.

Jan. 14 School Improvement Planning Day – two-hour early release for students. Site-based professional development activities for school improvement.

Jan. 17 Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Schools closed. All 12-month personnel on duty.

Feb. 14 School Improvement Planning Day – two-hour early release for students. Site-based professional development activities for school improvement.

March 4 & 7 Third-quarter exams for high schools on 4x4 schedules.

March 21-25 Spring holidays. Schools and county offices closed.

March 28 Schools and county offices reopen.

April 27 School Improvement Planning Day – two-hour early release for students. Site-based professional development activities for school improvement.

May 6 Schools closed for students. Professional Development Day 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.