First Day of School: September 11, 2017
Welcome Back Parents and Students!
Icahn Charter School 7
WELCOME BACK!
Our Mission
The mission of Icahn Charter Schools is to use the Core Knowledge curriculum, developed by E.D. Hirsch, to provide students with a rigorous academic program offered in an extended day/year setting. Students will graduate armed with the skills and knowledge to participate successfully in the most rigorous academic environments, and will have a sense of personal and community responsibility.
Monthly Syllabus
Calendar
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Meet The Teacher Night
Meet the teacher night will be held from 5--7pm.
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Rosh Hashanah
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Rosh Hashanah
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Columbus Day!
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Network Professional Development Day!
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Camp Herrlich, 2017
Up Coming Events
Meet the Teacher Night, Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Helpful Resources
Arrival and Dismissal Procedures
ARRIVAL...In the morning, all students will enter the school via the main entrance on Boynton. Upon entering, students will walk to the cafeteria where they will have an opportunity to eat breakfast from 7:45-8:25am. Classroom teachers will escort children to their classrooms from the cafeteria each morning. Icahn staff members are also on hand in the entryway, hall and cafeteria during arrival and breakfast. Instruction begins promptly at 8:30 am.
DISMISSAL...During a regular dismissal, all children not taking the school bus, will be dismissed by the school gates on Story Avenue. Students who ride the school bus will be escorted to the bus by their monitor. The bus picks up and drops off children on Boynton Avenue in front of the school entrance.
Update Contact Information
To ensure that you get the most up to date School Messenger messages, please be certain to update your contact information with our main office.
100 Book Challenge Reading Program
The 100 Book Challenge program is a systematic independent reading program that allows each student an opportunity to read at his or her independent reading level. Each day a student is encouraged to spend 30 minutes reading at school and 30 minutes at home to increase reading stamina and comprehension. Students track the amount of reading they complete on logsheets that are signed by parents and are reviewed daily by their teacher. Special prizes and school-wide celebrations are given throughout the year to commemorate the students' reading achievements.
Progress Reports/ Parent Teacher Conferences
Progress Reports are distributed to parents six times each school year. There are also two scheduled parent teacher conferences for the year.
Progress Report #1 : November 6, 2017
Fall Parent Teacher Conference: November 6, 2017
