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Second graders Sara Addison and Saylor Baham in Mrs. Walker's class at Loranger Elementary have been very busy reading. Sara Addison has read over 114 books with an average score of 90%. Saylor Baham has read over 185 books with an average score of 95%.

For earning "super sized "AR points in Mrs. Walker gave each a "Super Sized" candy bar.

Pictured: Sara Addison and Saylor Baham. 

Headsprout
 
Kindergarten students complete 80 Episodes of Headsprout.
 
Congratulations Devin, Maribella, Logan, Emilie, and Joshua! 
 
Headsprout Early Reading™ is an engaging, Internet-based reading
program that effectively teaches the essential skills and strategies required for
rapid reading success. Experienced educators and learning scientists leveraged
years of classroom experience and scientific research in developing the product.
The program was extensively tested with thousands of children, who produced
millions of data points that were collected and analyzed at a cost of millions of
dollars in order to research, develop, test, and refine the program.
On the surface the program appears to the child as an interactive
cartoon. Children learn essential reading skills through multiple interactions with
engaging, cartoon-based episodes set in the entertaining environs of Space
World, Dinosaur World, Undersea World, and Jungle World. Underneath is a
sophisticated, patented technology, designed by experienced educators and
learning scientists, that systematically teaches the phonics skills and
comprehension strategies necessary to sound–out words and read with
understanding. Every aspect of the program from instructional design, to
performance outcomes, to ease of use and learner motivation has been
extensively researched, reviewed and refined (after Neuman & McCormick,
2002; Sidman, 1960).

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  • Loranger Elementary
    Summer Registration
    Monday, July 29
    8:30 a.m. -2:00 p.m.

     

    Children are required to have the following documents to be able to register for school.


     

    The Original Full Birth Certificate: A certified copy of the original full birth certificate must be presented at the time of Pre-School Round-Up. A xerox copy of the birth certificate will not be accepted. A birth record from a hospital or Birth Card cannot be accepted. If the child does not have a full birth certificate, one may be obtained from the Bureau of Vital Statistics for a fee of fifteen dollars ($15.00). There is a Vital Records Center located at the Hammond Health Unit on Club Deluxe Road. Phone # 985-543-4165. (You may also visit www.dhh.louisiana.gov/offices  for assistance.)


     

    The Current Immunization Record: All persons entering school in Tangipahoa Parish for the first time, including pre-kindergarten and kindergarten, at the time of Pre-School Round-Up shall present satisfactory evidence of immunity to or immunization against vaccine-preventable diseases according to a schedule approved by the office of public health, Department of Health and Hospitals, or shall present evidence of an immunization program in progress. A current immunization record as documented on a State of Louisiana Universal Certificate of Immunization is the preferred record of documentation for the Tangipahoa Parish School System.

    Verification of Residence: Parents/legal guardians must give proof at the time of Pre-School Round-Up of legal residence, i. e. Entergy meter or Dixie Electric meter deposit receipt with actual name of parents and location of residence. Consideration may be given where a single parent may be residing with a relative. On-site visitation of legal domiciled residence to verify that parents/legal guardians reside at the designated address may be completed where deemed necessary. (911 address is required)

    The Social Security Card: An original Social Security Card must be presented at the time of Pre-School Round-Up. If the child does not have a Social Security Card, a form may be secured from the Social Security Office in Hammond. (You may also call 1-800-772-1213 or visit www.socialsecurity.gov.ssnumber  for assistance.)

     

     
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  • Kim Clements

    Mrs. Kim Clements, 4th grade teacher, was named the LES Teacher of the Year by Mr. Pellerin. 
    Congratulations Mrs. Clements!
     
     
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Today is Wednesday, June 19, 2013

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Mrs. Jenkins Class
 
Mrs. Jenkins 2
 
Mr. Hank Schumacher, a resident of Husser and board member of Tangipahoa Parish Farm Bureau, came to Loranger Elementary School to read The Cajun Night Before Christmas in his native tongue to Ms. Benita Jenkins first grade class. Mr. Schumacher's hometown was Bayou Gauche where he was born and raised. The students also listened to the story of Petite Rouge~A Cajun Red Riding Hood.  Afterwards, the class shared candy canes and completed coloring activities.
 
 
 
Mrs. Braddy  
 
Mrs.Braddy's Class  
 
 Mrs. Braddy's Class
Mrs. Braddy and her first grade class, as well as other LES first grade classes, celebrated the holiday by participating in a Polar Express lesson.  The day began with Mrs. Braddy, the conductor, greeting her "passengers" and presenting each with a "train ticket".  The day was filled with Polar Express lessons and activities.