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Welcome back from spring break!
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Amy Sanchez-Martinez
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Updated Apr 1, 2024
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Welcome back from spring break!
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Hello, Sand Creek Scorpions. We have missed you so much.
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We haven't seen you in about 2.5 weeks. And for me, that is way too long.
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I have missed seeing all of your wonderful bright faces
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and I cannot wait to see you tomorrow. 730 we're back at it. We're back in the routine.
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We only have two months of school left and so I wanted to make sure or that
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because we had a little bit of an early start to spring break,
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um that we get back together on the same page,
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communicate with one another so that we launch right into the
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month of April and then finish the school year in May.
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Very strong
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students. As you come tomorrow,
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we are going to be ready to go for you. Our teachers spent all day today may
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sure that they were prepared for you
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so that we can get started and be ready to go all together tomorrow.
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We want you to come here on time.
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We cannot wait to see you. As I said before, this month will be important for us.
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So it's important that you're here and that we're here.
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All together so that we can support you through the process.
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We have testing coming up, April 17th, 18th and 19th,
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if you weren't aware.
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And this is most especially for ninth graders, we are going to be having
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class meetings for testing
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so that you know,
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all of the information and bits and pieces that
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you need to know in order to be successful.
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Testing in high school is a little bit different
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because we are primarily working on the PSAT and SAT
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students.
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It's important that you have the confidence to
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tackle anything that is in front of you.
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I told some of our students last year, it is a piece of paper or now it's on a computer.
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It has no thoughts, it has no control or power over you.
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It is just something where you're able to come in
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and show what you know,
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because
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we're part of the uh college board suite of
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assessments which are the PSAT and SAT.
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There are opportunities that if you fill out
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the questionnaire that you can earn scholarship dollars.
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In addition,
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it is one of the tests that will help prove mastery for state requirements.
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And our district is also working on
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providing opportunities for students to earn credit
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for certain cut points. So if you earn say 1000
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on your SAT as your composite score,
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then you can earn credit for that
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because you're demonstrating mastery in multiple ways.
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We're also looking for that for the C Mass for Science.
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If you watched my quarterly step back video that we shared earlier
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in March last month, then you will find out that our juniors uh,
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met state expectations for proficiency in science.
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And that is a really, really big deal.
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There are students who are seniors this year were the ones who did that.
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They were juniors last year.
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We're so proud of you seniors in so many ways and that's just one of them.
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So, as you get prepared for tomorrow, please do your best,
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make sure that you get a good night's sleep tonight.
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Make sure you eat well this evening as well as tomorrow morning
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and I cannot wait to see you tomorrow and welcome you back to school.
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We'll see you soon.
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