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about 2 months ago, Beth Campbell
Recruiting
Invierta en el futuro de su joven enseñándole a administrar el dinero A los jóvenes se los bombardea con anuncios comerciales diseñados para que quieran hacer compras impulsivas. Para evitar que su joven derroche el dinero, muéstrele cómo administrarlo con responsabilidad. Dígale que lleve un registro del dinero que recibe y del que gasta. Si recibe una mesada, acuerden qué pagará cada uno, y espere que su estudiante ahorre parte del dinero que recibe para metas a largo plazo. https://tpitip.com/?44cR8433
about 2 months ago, Loretta Bivins
Invest in your teen's future by teaching money management Young people are bombarded with advertising designed to make them want to "buy now." To keep your teen from wasting money, show how to manage it responsibly. Have your teen keep a record of money received, and all money spent. If your teen gets an allowance, agree on what each of you will pay for, and expect your student to save a percentage of all income for long-term goals. https://tpitip.com/?34cR8433
about 2 months ago, Loretta Bivins
The agenda for the March 21 Nye County School District Board of Trustees meeting has been posted. Information about public comment as well as links to the agenda and livestream can be found here: https://bit.ly/ncsdbotmeetings
about 2 months ago, Nye County School District
Board of Trustees Meeting
Discuss plagiarism's perils with your teen Plagiarism is copying information or original ideas directly from another source without giving credit. Explain to your student that copying word for word is cheating. So is passing someone else's ideas off as your own. Both can result in a failing grade. Offer a reminder to restate information from sources in your teen’s own words. And if your teen wants to discuss an idea or quote a sentence word for word, it is necessary to give credit to the author. https://tpitip.com/?34cO8433
about 2 months ago, Loretta Bivins
Hable con su joven sobre los riesgos del plagio El plagio consiste en copiar información o ideas originales directamente de otra fuente sin dar el crédito correspondiente. Explíquele a su estudiante que copiar las palabras exactas de alguien es hacer trampa. También lo es hacer pasar ideas ajenas como propias. Ambas pueden conducir a una calificación reprobatoria. Recuérdele a su estudiante que reformule la información de las fuentes usando sus propias palabras. Y si quiere usar una oración o idea textualmente, es necesario que le dé crédito al autor. https://tpitip.com/?44cO8433
about 2 months ago, Loretta Bivins
Join us on our journey! Nye County School District is seeking two (2) Paraprofessionals to transport students from Amargosa to Pahrump Schools and assist the schools with Paraprofessional needs. Please visit https://www.applitrack.com/nye/onlineapp/ for details and to apply online.
about 2 months ago, Beth Campbell
Recruiting
Unos minutos extra pueden marcar una gran diferencia Con frecuencia, los niños que tienen malos hábitos de estudio no los cambian porque no creen que hacer un esfuerzo extra rendirá frutos. Para transmitir la idea, dígale a su hijo que estudie una materia durante 15 minutos más de lo que haría normalmente. Podría usar el tiempo para revisar problemas de matemáticas o hacer un examen de práctica, por ejemplo. Luego, observen cómo este pequeño esfuerzo extra mejora su progreso y sus calificaciones en esa materia. https://tpitip.com/?24cL8433
about 2 months ago, Loretta Bivins
A few extra minutes can make a big difference Often, children with poor study habits don't change them because they don't believe that a little extra effort can go a long way. To get the idea across, try having your child study one subject for 15 minutes longer than usual each day. Your student might use the time to rework math problems from class or make up a sample test, for example. Then, watch how this small extra effort affects progress and grades in that subject. https://tpitip.com/?14cL8433
about 2 months ago, Loretta Bivins
Final Update Regarding the Lockdown at PVHS Students were overheard during first lunch organizing a fight, and a gun was mentioned. Another student reported the discussion to staff. The school was locked down about 11:15 under the guidance of the NCSO. All involved students were found and searched. No fight took place, no weapons were found, and no students were injured. The lockdown was lifted about 1:30 and those students who had not eaten were allowed to go to lunch. All students were given a five minute bathroom break. ------------ Please watch for an article on our website regarding how we will change our communication procedure based on lessons from this event.
2 months ago, Nye County School District
Final Update
PVHS is lifting the lockdown at this time. The students who did not go to lunch will go now. Everyone else will remain in their 5th period class. All students will have a 5 minute break to use the restroom.
2 months ago, Nye County School District
Update
Apologies for the confusion. The PVHS situation is under control and the NCSO is consulting with the school administration to lift the lockdown, but it is still in place. Please do not come to the school at this time.
2 months ago, Nye County School District
Update
PVHS has implemented a LOCKDOWN emergency procedure because of a student disturbance. The disturbance is contained. The lockdown has been implemented to facilitate the investigation. All students are safe. During practice drills, your student learned this means classroom instruction will stop and staff and students are ready for response. No building entrance is allowed except for response personnel. All perimeter and classroom doors are locked and there is no hallway traffic. Please monitor the Nye County School District Website or Facebook page for additional information as it becomes available.
2 months ago, Nye County School District
Alert
Come meet us at Michigan State University from 3pm-6pm today!
2 months ago, Beth Campbell
Recruiting
¡Pescar palabras hace que la lectura sea divertida! Los niños que disfrutan leer leen más. Haga que leer sea una actividad divertida para su pequeño lector con un juego de "pesca": Consiga algunas tarjetas. Escriba una palabra de vocabulario en cada una, y luego póngales un clip a todas las tarjetas. Estos son los peces. Para hacer la caña de pescar, amarre un imán al extremo de una cuerda, y luego amarre el otro extremo a un palito. Deje que su hijo "pesque" palabras. Otórguele un punto por cada palabra que pueda leer (o definir, si es mayor). https://tpitip.com/?24cJ8433
2 months ago, Loretta Bivins
Catching words makes reading fun! Kids who enjoy reading do more of it. Make reading fun for your young reader with a "fishing" game: Get some index cards. Write one vocabulary word on each, then attach a paper clip to each card. These are the fish. To make a rod, tie a magnet to one end of a piece of string, and tie the other end to a small stick. Now, let your child "fish" for words. Award one point for every word your child can read (or define, if your student is older). https://tpitip.com/?14cJ8433
2 months ago, Loretta Bivins
Deje en claro que faltar a la escuela no es una opción La asistencia es importante para el éxito escolar, y las ausencias afectan a todos los estudiantes. Participar en clase promueve el aprendizaje. Para mostrarle a su joven que la asistencia escolar es una prioridad: Espere que su estudiante asista a todas las clases, todos los días (excepto en caso de enfermedad o emergencia). Evite programar citas para su joven durante el horario escolar. Y si falta a clases sin permiso, responda con seriedad. Deje claro que su joven ha roto una regla importante tanto en la escuela como en casa. https://tpitip.com/?44cH8433
2 months ago, Loretta Bivins
Be clear that missing school is not an option Attendance matters for school success, and absences affect all students. Participating in class promotes learning. To show your teen that school attendance is a priority: Expect your student to attend every class, every day (except in cases of illness or emergency). Avoid making appointments for your teen during school hours. And if your teen skips classes, take it seriously. Make it clear that your teen has broken an important rule at school and at home. https://tpitip.com/?34cH8433
2 months ago, Loretta Bivins
Come meet our team at the University of Wyoming today until 7pm and tomorrow between 8am-4pm. Sylvia Jernigan is a 3rd grade teacher at JG Johnson ES and Braydon Preston is the K-5 PE Teacher at Hafen ES. Both are UW alumni!
2 months ago, Beth Campbell
Recruiting
Ready to meet students at PVHS today for the Gear Up College and Career Fair!
2 months ago, Beth Campbell
Recruiting