Important News

Lightspeed Platform Support Tool Information

Beginning this week, our school is participating in the use of Lightspeed, a platform and instructional support tool that helps teachers keep students on track and safe as they navigate online learning. Lightspeed enables teachers to link students’ HCPSS or personal Chromebooks and HCPSS Dell laptops into a single virtual classroom for synchronous lessons, giving teachers the ability to monitor…

Related Arts Office Hours

The SFES Related Arts Team would like to invite you to Office Hours on Wednesday, February 10, and Thursday, February 11. This opportunity is for parents and students to ask a question, review student progress, or review learning outcomes. Please see below for times and Google Meet codes. February 10 1:30 - 2:00 2:00 - 2:30 2:30 - 3:00 3:00…

Winter Conference Window Open Now

Stevens Forest Elementary School will be holding parent/teacher conferences on Wednesday February 10th and Thursday February 11th. Parent Teacher Conferences are a terrific opportunity for staff and parents to partner together for each child’s success. All conferences will be held virtually with your child’s math teacher. Beginning TODAY, January 29th at 8am, you can log into HCPSS Connect to view…

Quarter 2 Grading & Reporting

As we approach the end of the second marking period, we would like to provide some updates and information regarding Quarter 2 Grading and Reporting. Please see the information below: Quarter 2 Grading Period ends on Thursday, January 28 Quarter 2 Report Cards will be issued on Friday, February 5 Families are encouraged to review grades in Canvas now and…

Hybrid Survey Due 2/5/21

Recently, HCPSS announced that on March 1, 2021, the school system will begin the first phase of a transition to a hybrid instructional model, which provides the opportunity for students to attend school in-person for part of each week and receive virtual instruction for the remainder of the week. We’re excited at the prospect of welcoming your child back in…

Information for Families of Rising 6th to 8th Grade Students

Please review the letter at this link from OMMS Principal, Mr. Allen Cosentino Selecting Online Course Requests For the 2021-22 school year parents/guardians will make selections for course requests and alternates online for their rising 6th through 8th grade student. It is encouraged that students are involved in selecting the courses that they are interested in taking. Also, families should…

Student Material Pick Up

Stevens Forest Elementary will be holding a student material pick up on following date and times: January 29, 2021 * This is a Professional Work Day for Staff - NO School for Students 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Thanks to Title I funding, we are able to give ALL Bobcats a new book and a…

OMMS New Student Orientation Resources

Thank you for attending Wednesday's OMMS Orientation for Rising 6th Graders. The presentations are posted on the OMMS Website for families to view. You may also access below: New Student Orientation GT Information Music Department Information Please contact Margaret A. Stavish, OMMS Assistant Principal, at Margaret_Stavish@hcpss.org if you have questions or concerns.

Winter MAP Assessment 2/3/21 & 2/10/21

MAP Assessment Winter Administration Grades 1-5 On Wednesday February 3rd and Wednesday February 10th, students in grades 1-5 will take the Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) assessment online. Typically, Wednesdays are asynchronous learning days for our students so this will be a change to the typical schedule. Teachers will communicate further specifics about the expectations of additional learning and assignments…

Winter MAP Assessment for Students in 1st through 5th Grade

On Wednesday February 3rd and 10th, students in grades 1-5 will take the Measured Academic Progress (MAP) assessment. The data from the MAP assessment will help schools and teachers measure your student’s academic progress. The MAP test does not affect grades and the difficulty adjusts depending on how your child responds. It is normal for students to only answer about…