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Welcome to Back to School Night: Meet Mr. English and Our Life Skills Team

Join us for Back to School Night as we introduce Mr. English, a dedicated teacher with a dual degree in Special and Elementary Education. With over a decade of experience at East High School, Mr. English leads our Life Skills program. We’ll discuss student report cards, IEP goals, progress monitoring, and Community Based Instruction (CBI) activities. Learn about our health, hygiene, and work training initiatives, and how we encourage healthy living. Communication is key—please utilize our yellow folders for updates and questions!

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Welcome to Back to School Night: Meet Mr. English and Our Life Skills Team

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  1. Welcome to Back to School Night 2011-2012 school year

  2. Meet the Teacher:Mr. English • 2001 Graduate of Lebanon Valley College • Major: Dual degree Special education and Elementary Education • 2001-2002- Emotional Support IU 13 • 2002-present – East High School- LSS

  3. Mrs. Fox 14th year in Life Skills 25 years in CDSD Mrs. Weakley 10th year in Life Skills Mrs. Steele 5th year in Life Skills 6 years in CDSD Meet Our Para-Professionals:

  4. Grades • Report Card grades are given for: • Reading • Math • Science • Physical Education

  5. IEP-Goals • Progress Monitoring occurs as determined by your child’s IEP • You receive information quarterly w/report cards

  6. Each month you receive a hi-lighted calendar with your child’s CBI destinations CBI’s are to reinforce skills learned and covered in the classroom Students are encouraged to bring $ to purchase items on CBI to help complete IEP goals. Students should bring a purse/wallet with an ID card regardless if they have money to spend or not. CBI- Community Based Instruction

  7. CBI continued… CBI schedule • Grocery Store – 1 time per week to purchase food for Home-Ec • If you have any items you wish for your child to purchase just send along a note and money.

  8. Non-Paid Work Training • All students participate when signed contracts have been returned. • Students are required to wear long pants, sneakers and a belt. • A lunch must be brought from home, or purchased in the cafeteria the morning of work

  9. Food Bank/Salvation Army Sorting Different types of food or clothing Stocking Shelves Making Boxes Work…

  10. Work Schedule

  11. Hygiene • It is very important that we encourage students at home and school to shower daily, and wear deodorant. • Job-Sites want the children clean and ready for work.

  12. Healthy Living • Healthy Living Laps at the track • Weight program from PT • Healthy eating for cooking on Fridays • Meal Plan • Life Fit • Health Class

  13. IEP meetings • Please notify me if you can not make an IEP meeting at least 24hours in advance • Write on index card your child’s CMU case manger, so I can contact for meeting regarding transition

  14. Yellow Folder • We send home a yellow folder nightly if there is information we need to communicate with you • Please use this folder to communicate with us as well (a journal is provided)

  15. Contact Information • denglish@cdschools.org • Phone number:561-1662 ext 118

  16. Questions/Comments/Concerns?

  17. Life Skills Teachers • Miss. Boran Room 110 • Miss Longenecker Room 120 • Mrs. Jaffe (Miss Nolt) Room 114

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