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We hope you find this area useful. Please check back often as we are adding items weekly. If there is something you would like to see please email your child's teacher.

Parent Student Forms

• Student Supply List 2010-2011
• Asthma Action Plan
• Medication Administration Form
• Too Sick for School?
• 2009-2010 Parent Survey Results
• Accountability Report
• Media Release Form
• Parent Handbook - 2010
• Student Calendar - 2010 (English)
• PTA Flyer
• Watch DOGS Basketball

Parents, here are things you can do to help your children be as successful as possible on the CRCT.

1. Make sure your children get a good night's sleep each night before testing.
2. Provide a healthy breakfast.
3. Get them to school on time. When they are late or rush in at the last minute it is hard to get calm and focused for testing.
4. Check to see that your child has at least 2 number 2 pencils. Mechanical pencils are not allowed.
5. If you must schedule appointments, schedule them for afternoon so that students do not miss testing. Students who test in their own classrooms and at the normal testing time are more likely to perform up to their full capabilities. While we do provide make-ups sessions, they are sometimes in unfamiliar settings.
6. Help your children stay relaxed. Some students suffer from test anxiety but feel reassured when we stay calm and tell them we have faith in them and that we know they will do their best.

• What is the CRCT?
• Weighting of CRCT
• First Grade Study Guide
• Second Grade Study Guide
• Third Grade Study Guide
• Fourth Grade Study Guide
• Fifth Grade Study Guide

Ever wonder what the CRCT looks like? Below are actual CRCT tests that were administered in the Spring of 2002.

• Grade 1 Released CRCT Test
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• Grade 2 Released CRCT Test
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• Grade 3 Released CRCT Test
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• Grade 4 Released CRCT Test
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• Grade 5 Released CRCT Test
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