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from Ms. Radke.

Timber Trail Elementary will be closed through  August 4 for summer break.  New Family Registration - Monday, August 5, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm  Click here for more information and required forms. Registration will also be accepted at our district office  June 17-28  and  July 8-26 from  8:00 am-4:00 pm . Please call 303.387.0016 for more information.

PLEASE REGISTER NOW FOR THE 2013-2014 School Year

DCSD Registration Requirements for all grades (please bring a copy of)

1. State issued birth certificate (must be five years old by October 1, 2013 for kindergarten)
2. Current immunizations
3. Proof of Residency in our enrollment area (warranty deed, tax notice, purchase agreement or lease agreement).

Registration Forms (available at TTE or download at the bottom of this message.

1. 2013-2014 Registration Form
2. DCSD Media Consent Form
3. Migrant Education Program Form
4. Student Residency Questionnaire
5. Parent Portal Access Form
6. Health Information Form

REGISTRATION IS INCOMPLETE UNTIL ALL FORMS AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTS ARE RECEIVED.

Timber Trail offers the EduKit program as an option for our busy families to order supplies for the upcoming school year.  The program is a time saving, simple way for you to ensure that your student has exactly the correct supplies needed to start the year off right.  Avoid the back-to-school rush and going from store to store to get all of the required items.  EduKit will take care of that for you.
To order:
1.  Go to www.edukitinc.com.  Type "Timber Trail" in the "Find Your School" field.  Pay online through Edukit's secure website.
Kits may be purchased online through Edukit's Last Chance program until July 28.  Last Chance kits will be delivered to your home shortly before school begins.  There is an additional fee for Last Chance kits.
Questions?  Please contact Whitney Shank at whitneyshank@yahoo.com.

TCAP Scores:
We are pleased to share Timber Trail's 2012 TCAP scores from the spring testing session.  The scores reflect the percent of students who were proficient and advanced in each grade level area. Congratulations to the staff and students of TTE.  Individual student scores will be mailed home within the next few weeks. 

TTE DRESS CODE REMINDERS
Dressing appropriately for all school functions is a way of showing Timber Trail pride.  Neatness and cleanliness are the hallmarks of appropriate dress.  If the staff feels that any of the dress codes have been violated, parents will be called to bring a change of clothing for their student.  Good judgment in dress is expected at Timber Trail.  In an effort to promote a safe and educationally sound environment for the students, the following dress code will be in effect at Timber Trail Elementary:
1. No hair dye of unnatural color.
2. No low-cut/revealing tops of any kind.  Tank tops must have a strap of at least three finger widths.  No-off the shoulder tops of any kind.  Sweaters, shirts, or jackets must be worn at all times over tops with spaghetti straps.
3. No high-cut/revealing shorts or skirts of any kind.  Shorts and skirts must be even or longer than finger tips when arms are straight down at sides.  We ask that girls wear shorts under skirts and dresses to help with modesty while sitting on the floor and during recess.
4. No beach wear (swim suits, etc.).  This includes spaghetti strap, tank tops, and flip flops.  Exceptions may be made for special activities.
5. No clothing that suggests obscene gestures, pictures, wording and/or drugs, alcohol, or the occult.
6. Baseball caps/hats/visors may not be worn inside the building.
7. No clothing which is determined to be significant of gang association.
8. No apparel, hairstyle or makeup which is deemed disruptive to the educational process. No rings, bracelets or chains which may be considered a safety hazard or used as a weapon.
9. No significantly oversized,  off-the-shoulder, baggy or saggy clothing.
10. Clothing must cover undergarments.
11. Appropriate footwear shall be worn throughout the day.  Tennis shoes must be worn on P.E. days or children will sit out for safety reasons.
12. Students should use good judgment  and not wear shorts when the weather is too cool ... regardless of the month!

If students are found to be in violation of any part of the dress code, a call will be made home to have parents/guardian bring a change of clothing.  If parents can not be reached, sweatpants and t-shirt will be available for students to wear for the day.  Thank you for your help and support.

Looking forward to next year and anticipating changes.  We know that since all students will be in session at once, our Kiss 'N Go Lane and parking lot are going to be crowded at drop off and dismissal.  We would like to start practicing now.  Please be aware of a few things that will keep our line moving, while keeping students safe.  Please……

1.  Stay in your car!!!!!  Do not get out to open the car door for your child.

2.  Pull all the way through the crosswalk before stopping.

3.  Do not let your child exit your car on the driver's side.   This is unsafe.

4.  Motion to a staff member if you would like us to open the door for your child.

5.  If you need to get out of your car for any reason (to give your teacher a note, to talk to a bus driver, to help your child put their backpack on), please park in the upper parking lot and walk your child through the crosswalk.

6.  Have your child/ren ready to exit your car quickly (coat on, backpack ready, shoes on…)

7.  If your child is unable to exit your car independently, please park in the upper parking lot.

8.  Do not motion for your child to walk unattended through the crosswalk to the upper parking lot.  We've had a few "close calls".

9.  Walkers:  please wait for the crosswalk attendant to acknowledge you before crossing.

10. Thank you for cooperating and being respectful to our staff who work so hard everyday to make sure your children are safe and our Kiss 'N Go Lane moves efficiently.

Please feel free to pass this message on to grandparents, babysitters, siblings, etc.

Timber Trail Elementary was selected by 5280 Magazine as one of the top 20 public elementary schools in the Denver metro area. 

TTE was cited for its academic growth, as measured by CSAP, along with the Watch D.O.G.S. program. 

This honor is a direct reflection of the pride, dedication, and hard work of the TTE staff and students. 

This achievement would not be possible without the tremendous amount of support from TTE parents and community.

Below is a link to the 5280 web site where the entire article may be viewed:

    http://www.5280.com/magazine/2010/09/primary-colors

What is WATCH D.O.G.S. ^® ?

The WATCH D.O.G.S. ^® Program is an excellent tool being used across America, which helps schools to be positively impacted by the committed involvement of fathers and father-figures in their children's life.  The goal is to have these men spend at least one day a year at the school volunteering as a positive male role model.

If you are interested in helping out as a WATCH D.O.G.S. ^® Dad email your requested day to TTEWDD@gmail.com

Timber Trail has been selected to receive the
Governor's Distinguished Improvement Award
for the 2009-10 & 2010-11 school years.

The Colorado Department of Education grants the Governor's Award annually to schools in the state with the highest rate of student longitudinal growth on state assessments.

Timber Trail has been selected to receive a
"John Irwin Schools of Excellence Award"
from the Colorado Department of Education
 for the 2009-10 & 2010-11 school years.

This award is distributed annually to those schools
in the state with the highest student achievement
levels on the statewide assessments.