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Comprehensive ELD Program Orientation at Redwood Middle School

Join us for the ELD Program Orientation at Redwood Middle School, where we will introduce our dedicated staff, including Principal Steve Lepire, Assistant Principal Shauna Ashmore, and Dean of Students Bennett Wutkee. Our program focuses on enhancing English language development through reading support, counseling services, and engaging after-school activities. Key dates for the English Learner Advisory Committee meetings are highlighted, along with information on school procedures, required materials, and upcoming events. Let's empower our students together!

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Comprehensive ELD Program Orientation at Redwood Middle School

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  1. ELD Orientation Redwood Middle School 233 W. Gainsborough Road (805) 497-7264 (Mr. Wutkee: ext. 1023) www.conejo.k12.ca.us/redwood

  2. Introductions • Principal: Steve Lepire • Assistant Principal: Shauna Ashmore • Dean of Students: Bennett Wutkee • Counselor (A – K): Sheryl Holtz • Counselor (L – Z): Lisa Severns • EL Facilitator: Francisco Henning • ELD Paraprofessional: Peggy LaBrecque • ELD Teacher Advisor: Nancy Joly-Cause • ELD Guru: Janet Pooley • Office Manager: Rosa Kennedy

  3. EL Program • Reading Support Class • Based on STAR Scores • Replaces regular elective • EL facilitator & paraprofessional • CELDT (California English Language Development Test) • September 20 - 24 • Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, Comprehension

  4. ELAC(English Learner Advisory Committee) • ELAC Responsibilities • Advise principal on school’s EL program • Work with SSC to develop Single School Plan • Needs assessment, R-30 LC Report, attendance issues • Dates • Thursday, October 21 (7p – Library) • Thursday, December 9 (7p – Library) • Thursday, February 3 (7p – Library) • Thursday, March 17 (7p – Library) • Thursday, May 5 (7p – Library)

  5. Typical Day • A period • 6th Grade • English / Social Studies • Math / Science • Elective & P.E. • 7th / 8th Grade • 6 separate classes • After school programs • Intervention, Boys & Girls club, etc.

  6. Required Materials • Schedule • Arrive early the first day • Locks • P.E. clothes • Assignment Notebook • Textbooks • Registration packet forms • Emergency card, 8th grade promotion • No packet = wrong address • School lunch program

  7. School Procedures • Current phone number and address • Removing students from school • Adult w/ I.D. • Written note if parent not picking up child • Person must be named on emergency card • Leaving messages in Spanish – ext. 4000 • Also, Mr. Wutkee at ext. 1023

  8. Resources for Parents • After-school help • Intervention • Boys & Girls club • Conejo Valley Adult School • Counselor Tips 1. Know What to Do 2. Do it 3. Turn it in

  9. Other Announcements • Make-up orientation – Tues 8/31 (10a – 12p) • Minimum Day on 1st day of School • 12:30 p.m. dismissal – students gone by 1 p.m. • Back to School BBQ – Friday 9/10 • 5 p.m. $10/person • Back to School Dance – Friday 9/17 • 6th grade: 3:30 p.m.; 7th/8th grades: 5:00 p.m. • Common Planning Days • 2nd Tuesday of each month • 1:30 p.m. student dismissal • Students need to be off campus by 2 p.m. • Back to School Night – Thursday 9/23

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