Please mark your calendars and make arrangements if necessary. All Cobb County Elementary schools will dismiss at 12:20 p.m. on the last two days of school. If your child needs to stay in ASP regular charges will be applied.



School Supply Lists 2013-2014

Please click on the link for your child's grade level to open that specific school supply list.

Kindergarten-Boys    Kindergarten-Girls   

First-Boys    First-Girls   

Second-Boys    Second-Girls   

Third-All   

Fourth-Boys    Fourth-Girls   

Fifth-All


Character Ed Winners for the month of May


New Security System for Kincaid

We am pleased to inform you that the Cobb County School District has added an additional safety feature to the current surveillance system that we have at Kincaid Elementary School.  Earlier in the school year, eight high definition cameras were installed in our building.  These allow us to view activity inside and outside of the building 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.  The cameras, in addition to the Access Control System (electronic badge entry) that has been in place for the past few years, work to form our strongest system of security and supervision ever.

The new feature that will take effect on Monday, May 6, 2013 is a “buzz-in” system at the main entrance of our school.  This feature will keep the main entrance door locked at all times except 7:15 – 8:10 a.m. on school days.  Outside of that time, all guests will need to “buzz-in”.  Part of the system includes a box outside of the main entrance door that is equipped with a door bell and a camera.  Staff members working in the front office will receive an alert when a guest arrives and rings the bell.  The office staff will be able to see and hear the guest, and once the guest indicates the nature of the visit, the office staff member will “buzz” the guest in, asking them to sign in on the computer in the lobby and report to the front office. 

During the first several days of implementation of the buzz-in system, we expect that we will learn and will need to make adjustments.  We are counting on your feedback to help us know how the system is working.  If you’d like to share your feedback, please contact us at 770-578-7238.  

We would also like to remind all parents of the times that are critical to efficient operation of the front door.  Your cooperation in following these times keep students in the classroom throughout the instructional day and prevent mistakes that can happen during the dismissal process.  These times are:

7:15 a.m.         Doors open.  Please keep your student with you in the car until 7:15 a.m.

7:50 a.m.         Students are expected to be in class at 7:50 a.m. in order to avoid being marked tardy.

1:45 p.m.         We will not allow any student checkouts after 1:45 p.m.

2:15 p.m.         Announcements and dismissal begin

3:30 p.m.         Front office is closed

Thank you so much for your continued support.  Together, we keep our students safe!


Number Talks

In this Number Talks session, third grade students demonstrate a “Think Aloud” where they share their mental math strategies for solving a two - digit by one - digit multiplication problem.

 


An Exciting Month Ahead!

May will be full of lots of exciting events for our students.

  • It will begin with May 1st and our Kindergarten Tour. If you know of any families that have upcoming kindergartners, please share this date with them and help put them in contact with our front office.

  • We have our final PTA meeting on May 2nd at 6:30 p.m. It will include a performance by our 2nd grade students.

  • We have two field trips scheduled for the month of May. 5th grade on Friday, May 3rd and Kindergarten on Tuesday, May 7th. Some 5th graders will also be visiting their middle schools on their scheduled days (information will come home with your child).

  • The Relay for Life Kickball game will be held during the afternoon on Thursday, May 9th.

  • Field Day will be held on Tuesday, May 14th for K-2 and Wednesday, May 15th for 3-5.

  • Student Talent Shows will be held the final week of school during Enrichment. Forms will be made available to students soon.

  • The 5th grade picnic will be held on the last day of school.


Kincaid's Strategic Plan

2012-13 Student Achievement Goals

  • Students will demonstrate proficiency in math at or above the expected grade level.
  • Students will demonstrate an increase in knowledge in the areas of science and social studies.

2012-13 School Performance Goal

  • Teachers will collaborate on ways to reach the new common core curriculum. This will be done through learning communities.

 

We believe that every student should be valued for the unique qualities they possess. We believe that all decisions should be based on the primary focus of student learning and success. We believe that students learn in different ways and that differentiated instruction should be provided to meet student needs. We believe that a strong foundation in reading, writing, and mathematics is essential to success in all content areas. We believe that effective collaboration within professional learning communities is an essential component of a successful school. We believe that students learn best when they have the appropriate resources available to them, including state of the art technology. We believe that a safe and civil environment promotes optimal student learning. We believe that academic success and strong character development is a shared responsibility of both the school and the parents. We believe that all students can attain character qualities and develop work habits that will assure greater success in learning.

To volunteer for the Welcome Desk click below

 

What Common Core Looks Like at Kincaid

Address:
Kincaid Elementary
1410 Kincaid Road
Marietta, GA 30066
OFFICE: 770-578-7238

FAX: 770-578-7240

Principal

Cheryl Mauldin

Asst. Principal

Paul Watson

The mission of Kincaid Elementary is to encourage every individual child to reach their potential while celebrating the diversity of our school family. We strive to create a safe and cooperative environment where students will develop and demonstrate responsibility and respect for themselves and others.
 

 

Kincaid PTA

Kincaid Foundation

 

The Kincaid Elementary Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that raises funds for our school. Those funds fill the gaps left by budget cuts and shortfalls. Your donation to the Foundation’s Family Investment Campaign is 100 percent tax deductible and directly benefits our students. Learn more at www.kincaidfoundation.org.