ParentVue is active for the 2019-2020 school
year. If you are having trouble accessing your account, please email
Mr. Gandolfo for assistance. Are you new to McClure and
need to register? Please start the registration process
online. Complete the
process by calling the front office to make a follow up appointment.
Quarter 2 Report Cards are now posted in
ParentVue...
McClure community- The Foundation's current executive committee, filled by 8th grade parents, is beginning its search for new members! All po
sitions are open and we need YOU to consider serving!
Please visit the Foundation's website for information about ways
that you can help and how to reach out to the current board.
What a great opportunity to provide leadership to this important
group! Please consider joining the team.
Click here to learn more.
2020 is a Census Year!
The 2020 Census counts every person living in the 50 states and will be completed online, by phone, or by mail on April 1st, 2020. The count is required by the U.S. Constitution and is conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau. Learn more about this year’s
U.S. Census.
Tutoring Schedule
McClure offers tutorial help for students before and after school. Our tutoring program is free and available for all students. McClure teachers will provide extra focus on concepts that help students close learning gaps, study for tests, improve their grades, and help them prepare for the Georgia Milestones assessments.
Attending tutoring regularly is extremely important. Your support and encouragement are vital for your child’s success.
Students should be picked up no later than 5:30 p.m. following afternoon tutoring sessions. Students will no longer be able to participate in afternoon tutoring if he/she is not picked up on time after the second violation.
Second semester tutoring schedule is posted below. Tutoring
will begin the week of January 13th.
Feel free to contact
Amy Shannon with any questions regarding the
tutoring program.
SafeSchools Alert/School Safety
The Cobb County School District is dedicated to a comprehensive school safety effort, and the
safety of our students and staff is our top priority. Our district
has taken another very important step in safeguarding our school community by partnering
with SafeSchools Alert, a tip reporting service that allows students, staff, and parents to submit
safety concerns to our administration in several different ways:
- App: Search for “SafeSchools Alert” in the App Store to download for free
- Phone: 470.689.0298
- Text: 470.689.0298
- Email: 1760@alert1.us
- SafeSchools Alert
website
Each member of our school family can easily report tips on bullying, harassment, drugs,
vandalism, threats of violence, or other safety issues of concern. When a tip is submitted, be sure
to use the Cobb County School District identification code 1760 in your communication.
Each tip submitted through SafeSchools Alert will be immediately logged and routed to the
appropriate administrator to investigate and take appropriate action.
To learn more about how we keep our schools safe, please visit
Cobb Shield
Student Pick-up Safety
Our parking lot and the car rider line can be a little intimidating at first. Please take a minute to view the video above to see the proper procedure for picking up your student at the end of the day.
Cobb Shield
Cobb
Shield is a CCSD initiative to help us keep each other safe. Our district is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for our students' learning. The
Cobb Shield
website provides information and resources for you to assist in this
initiative.
Our staff holds an annual training session for how to prepare for a
code red situation. This year the district has created an
information video for our students as well. The video was
played as a part of our morning announcements recently. The
video is titled "Keeping Each Other Safe," you
can view the video as well by
clicking here.
The video is designed specifically for middle and high school
studentsl. Take the time to watch the video and familiarize yourself with the content.
Please, be ready to have a serious discussion with your student(s) about school safety, and be prepared to answer some important questions. You may not have all the answers, but sometimes, just being willing to listen is the most important part of a conversation.
Teacher & Classified Employee of the Year Named
Congratulations
to Emily Cannon our Teacher of the Year for 2019-2020. If you
know Ms. Cannon, you know about the incredible work she does with
her students. You may not know that Ms. Cannon is also a great
teacher leader here at McClure, a cheerleader for all of our
programs, and th e guiding force behind our performance of Annie Jr.
this month. We couldn't be represented by a better person!
Click
here if you would like to send a congratulatory email to
Ms. Cannon.
We would also like to congratulate our Classified Employee of the
Year, Ms. Janice Frost. Ms. Frost is our EBD paraprofessional
and
she works tirelessly to help her students achieve their
goals and always has has a smile and warm heart for her kids and her
co-workers. Her flexibility and willingness to help no matter
where she is needed makes her a truly special Maverick! Feel
free to send a congratulatory email to
Ms. Frost.
CCSD is looking for School Bus Drivers
and Monitors
Great Career for Parents,
Retirees, Veterans, Entrepreneurs, and College Students
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FLEXIBLE HOURS-Approximately
6-hour workday
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FAMILY-FRIENDLY SCHEDULE-Split
shift on school calendar with summer pay
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NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED-Free and
partially-paid training
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·STATE BENEFITS PROVIDED-Health,
Dental, Vision, Short-term/Long-term Disability, Life, Cancer
etc.
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·GREAT PAY-Competitive salary,
credit for previous driving experience, bi-weekly & summer pay
Go to
www.ccsdbusdriver.com for more information.
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Learning to Use Your
PBIS App
Download and use the PBIS app to monitor your points and
rewards store. This video will help you set up and
navigate the PBIS app.
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Cell Phone Policy
At McClure, we recognize the learning potential of students using
their own devices during instruction, but with that potential comes
the need for a great deal of responsibility and maturity. While cell
phones can be an important tool for your student they can also
become a distraction to learning. We require all student cell phones, electronic devices,
headphones, earbuds and airpods to
be put away by students during school hours unless they are being
used for an instructional activity. Cell phones and
electronic devices may only be used when a teacher allows it for
instructional use.
The consequences for violating the policy will be as follows:
1st Offense: Student will receive a warning, and
parents will be contacted.
2nd Offense: Student will lose their phone for the
day, and parents will be contacted.
3rd Offense: Student will lose their BYOD
privileges for the rest of the semester, parents will be required to
pick up their child's phone from the office, and the student will
receive an office referral.
Any student that does not have a BYOD sticker will have their phone
taken away, and parents will be contacted. BYOD forms are part of
the first day of school folder and must be returned before BYOD
stickers are distributed.
School Safety Information
Our school district has been proactive in implementing numerous
safety measures to increase the safety of our staff and students.
The safety of our students and staff has always been and will
continue to be a priority. Some of the measures that have been
implemented include:
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regularly scheduled code red drills
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all employees have been trained on code
red procedures using an award winning video
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principals have been trained by the CCSD
Safety and Security Department
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"buzz in" door entry systems have been
installed in all elementary and middle schools
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video cameras throughout schools
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one of the largest school police forces in
the nation, serving all CCSD schools
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our officers are post-certified (same
training as CCPD) and fully equipped
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alert point intruder system
If you have any questions concerning school
safety please feel free to contact Ms. Carlton.
Immunization Information for Parents of Sixth Graders
Please download an information sheet about immunization requirements for students entering seventh grade (English/Spanish).
Help Stop the Flu from Spreading
It looks like we are heading into another round of flu cases. Influenza (the flu) is an infection of the nose, throat, and lungs caused by influenza viruses. There are
many different influenza viruses that are constantly changing. Flu viruses cause illness, hospital stays and deaths in the United States each year. The flu can be very dangerous for children. Each year about 20,000 children younger than 5 years old are hospitalized from flu complications, like pneumonia. The CCSD website has an
information page with tips to help
avoid catching and spreading the flu.
Asbestos Management Notification
Annual asbestos management letter:
download
Food Finder
FoodFinderGA
is a free smartphone app developed by a Georgia public
school graduate. It is available on theApple App Store or
Google Play right now (search: foodfinderga).
The app creates a 100% anonymous, direct connection between
students who need food with their closest free food provider.
Both the FoodFinderGA app and the website -www.foodfinderga.org
- are year-round resources, but data shows a dramatic increase
in use when school is out of session, and the need for food is
greatest.
Recognize Your Student's Birthday
Support the
McClure Foundation by purchasing a Happy Birthday message for
your student on our school marquee! Announcements are $20.00 and
run for one full school day on a first come, first served basis.
For more information or to order a message, see the Foundation's
Birthday Message form.
Immunization
Requirements
Effective July 1, 2014,
all children born on or after January 1, 2002 who are entering
7th grade or are new entrants to Georgia schools in grades 8-12
will be required to have Tap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, and
Pertussis) and meningococcal conjugate vaccines before entering
school for the 2014-2015 school year. Visit Cobb & Douglas
Public Health or your private physician to get these vaccines
now! Call
Cobb/Douglas Public Health at 770/514-2349 for more
information.
A Public Safety Reminder about
Fire Lanes at McClure
Per the Fire Marshall's Office, no one is allowed to park in a
Fire Lane, whether there is a driver in the vehicle or not,
at any time other than the following:
- 30 minutes prior to the end of the school day and 30 minutes
after the end of the school day (this does not include the
After School Program nor any other activity at the school)
-
passengers actively loading or unloading during the
day (this would cover students unloading in the morning at
the beginning of the school day)
We need to
reemphasize that the only time a vehicle would be allowed in a
Fire Lane would be to actively drop-off and/or pick-up a
student when there is no waiting. Other times, such as
after school activities would not be included. If you
are in violation of the ordinance, you run the risk of being
ticketed.
Should you have questions or concerns, please contact the
Department of Public Safety (678) 594-8620.
BYOD Has Arrived at McClure!
If you need information about our BYOD network, please visit the
BYOD Resource page.
Need to ride a different bus home?
If your student will be riding home with another student there are some important
guidelines that must be followed. All bus changes must be approved through the attendance office before a
student will be allowed on a different bus.
More Details. .....
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