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Robert Si Felice Bryant Elementary

Dr. William H. Rhodes, Principal

August 15, 2018

Bryant Families:

Welcome to the 2018-2019 school year!! If you are new to Bryant Elementary, we welcomeyou to a school which has defined itself by a Culture of Kindness and Care. Our hope is for eachstudent to be recipients of care and kindness from all staff members and extend these feelingsand lessons to everyone within our community. If you are returning for year two, we are excitedto continue this adventure with you. This year we are focusing on three areas of improvement,our Wildly Important Goals (WIGs)- Student Growth, Writing, and Parent Engagement. I willaddress each goal and its components in our first six weekly Bryant Bulletins. Working together parents, community, teachers, staff, and students, we will create magical and meaningfulexperiences for each student at Bryant Elementary.

This back to school packet contains great information that will get you in the know of allthings Bryant Elementary. Please read through all information, including the student/parenthandbook, which has been revised from last year to include more information and procedures tohelp our campus run smoothly. There is also lots of information from school planners to clinicinformation as well as several pieces of information from our wonderful PTA who seeks to involveany parent who wants to be more involved in their student s educational experience.

Our Bryant Bulletin will begin today, Wednesday, August 15th. This campus newsletter willbe sent electronically each Wednesday. Please check your spam or junk mail to ensure you getthe latest school information each week. We will also be using Twitter and Facebook to keep youinformed. Generally, Facebook will be used to remind you of upcoming school-wide events andTwitter will be used to show you what is happening inside our classrooms. You can Like us onFacebook by searching for Robert 8i Felice Bryant Elementary and you can follow us on Twitterwith @BryantElem and #BengalPride. No matter the mode of communication, we hope to keepyou informed throughout the school year.

This year, Mrs. O Leary and I will divide grade levels as follows: inder, 2nd, and 4th-Dr. Rhodes and 1st, 3rd, and 5th- Mrs. O'Leary. Please reach out to us accordingly if you havequestions or concerns throughout the school year. Mrs. O'Leary and I want to also makeourselves available if you need to communicate with us about family emergencies. If your familyexperiences an emergency, we want to be available. If we can help or if we just need to be awarein order to check on your student during the school day, please contact us. My emergency phonenumber is 401-684-0075 and Mrs. O'Leary's is 707-962-8613. Please save our numbers in case ofan emergency.

Sincerely,


29801 Kingsland Boulevard • Katy, Texas 77494 • 281-234-4300 • www.katyisd.org


Robert Si Felice Bryant Elementary

August 15, 2018

Dear Bryant Families,

Bryant Elementary has a site-based management plan. This plan includes a Campus AdvisoryTeam (CAT), which is composed of teachers, parents/guardians, community, and business rep¬resentatives. The Campus Advisory Team meets for the purpose of implementing planningprocesses and site-based decision making in accordance with Board policy and administrativeprocedures and shall be chaired by the principal { o d Policy BQB Local).

A campus election process selects teacher and staff members and the community and busi¬ness members are principal appointed. The parent/guardian members will be selected by lot¬tery from those who show interest in serving on the team.

If you are interested in submitting your name as a possible member of the Bryant ElementaryCampus Advisory Team (CAT), please complete the form below and return it to the school of¬fice on or before Monday, August 27, 2018.

There are usually four meetings per year held at 4:00 p.m. at the campus. If selected throughthe lottery system, there will be a training at our first meeting so that you have an overview ofyour role and responsibilities. Selected Campus Advisory Team members are asked for a two-year commitment.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions. If you are not chosen as a member of theCampus Advisory Team, you are always welcome to attend any of the CAT meetings as listedin our weekly Bryant Bulletin.

I would like to be entered into the lottery to serve as a member of the Campus Advisory Teamat Bryant Elementary for the 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 school years.

Sincerely,

Dr. William H. Rhodes(r t ret rn)

Name:

Email:

Student(s) Enrolled/Grade Level(s):.

Phone:

29801 Kingsland Boulevard • Katy, Texas 77494 • 281-234-4300 • www.katyisd.org

August 15, 2018

Bryant Parent/Guardian,

The attached form is very important if your student will have lunchtime visitors

throughout the school year. Please write the name of any step-parent, guardian,

non-school aged siblings, or grandparents that may have lunch with your student.

If you have more than one student at Bryant, please fill out a separate form for

each student. For the safety of all students, if a person arrives for a lunch visit

and is not listed on your student s form, he or she will not be able to enter the

school. Please ensure you read the attached form so you are completely

informed about lunch visitors.

In order for students to learn routines and build relationships with classmates, the

cafeteria is closed to visitors through August 31st. Lunch visitation will begin

September 4, 2018. Please see the 2018/2019 Student/Parent Handbook for all

lunch visitation procedures. Reminder students may have lunch visitors once

per week.

Katy Independent School DistrictParent Permission for Elementary Lunch Visitors

Student's Name: Last First Middle Lunch Period

Parents are the only persons who have the right to access their child; therefore, it is important thatparents designate other persons to whom they wish to grant lunch privileges. For safety purposes, KatyISD guidelines limit lunchroom visitors at the elementary level to parents/step-parents/guardians,nonschool-aged siblings and grandparents (accompanied by a parent or with written permission from aparent), or campus mentors. Visits will be limited to the 30-minute lunch period. Due to space limitationsat the elementary level, no exceptions to the list of approved visitors can be made. Lunch visitors do notinclude aunts, uncles, friends, or neighbors. In addition, lunch visitors are limited to three (3) guests perstudent per day except on days designated by the campus as a special event (i.e. Grandparent Day).Unusual circumstances may be approved/addressed by the principal.

Parents are asked to use the chart below to designate the family member(s) who have written permissionto have lunch (unaccompanied by a parent) with the above-named student for the entire school year.

Name of Person Relationship of Family Member

If a visitor plans to purchase lunch at the school, it is preferred that a note be sent to school with the childso that the cafeteria staff can be notified.

My signature below indicates that, as the parent/guardian of the above-named student, I give permissionfor the above-named family member(s) to have lunch with my child. I understand that if family member isnot listed above, a note from a parent sent to school on the day of the visit may be sufficient notification tothe school of my permission. A staff member may contact a parent to verify the validity of a note sent onthe same day of a lunch visit as deemed necessary.

Signature of Parent/Guardian Date

GKC (R)(E) - C - Revised: 10-11-2010

Dear 2nd-5th Grade Parents

We are excited to continue to be a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)campus in second through fifth grades! We use technology quiteregularly to help guide and extend learning. We use technology in avariety of ways, including to take pictures and make videos to show ourthinking. We use them to create, explore, and elaborate our learning.

Since devices are limited in our classroom, we allow students to bring their own device to use atappropriate times and only as instructed. We have a no device policy for arrival, dismissal, lunch,and recess. We will not have free device time unless it is earned as a class incentive in the future. Atthis time we are only allowing ipads and other tablets in second and third rades. Cell phones will only beallowed for fourth and fifth rade students and may not be used for texting or purchasing apps duringclass time.

Students will be responsible for caring for their device s safety. Your child s teacher will provide aplace to store the device while not in use so that it does not become a distraction. Students are not toshare their device with any other students. Your student should be the only one handling their device. IFyou choose to send a device with your child, it will be at your own risk. The teacher and the school willnot be responsible for lost, dama ed, or stolen devices.

We will do our best to monitor, but we cannot guarantee things won’t happen. If your child is foundusing their device inappropriately, they will lose their BYOD privileges. We have a zero tolerancepolicy for inappropriate technology use. Of course, this is only with your permission. If you are notcomfortable with your child bringing a device, we understand. We have six ipads in the classroom thatcan be used, but those have to be shared.

If you give permission for your child to bring their device and keep it securely in the classroom,please sign the Bring Your O n Device Permission Form behind this form.

We will provide a list of FREE apps for you to download prior to sending it to school. Students will not beallowed to download or purchase apps or books during class time. If we need you to download a freeapp on the device, we will ask you to do so at home, so you are in control of the password. Wewill not be responsible for unauthorized purchases vour students make with vour password.Students will be given the Katy ISD Wi-Fi password and may ONLY access tools using theschool s monitored Wi-Fi.

If you have any comments, questions, or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact your child’shomeroom teacher. To view Katy ISO’s Parent’s Guide to Wi-Fi, please scan the QR code below or visithttp://tinvurl.com/vap6r9b7.

Students may start bringing their device on the same day they return the Brin Your Own DevicePermission Form

2nd-5th Grade Teachers

Brin Your Own Device Permission Form

By signing this form, I agree that my child,

has my permission to bring a device to school. I have

read the attached letter and agree to the following.

Students will be responsible for caring for their device s safety. Your child s teacher willprovide a place to store the device while not in use so that it does not become adistraction. Students are not to share their device with any other student. Your studentshould be the only one handling their device. If you do choose to send a device withyour child, it will be at your own risk. The teacher and the school will not beresponsible for lost, dama ed, or stolen devices.

We will do our best to monitor, but we cannot guarantee things won’t happen. If your

child is found using their device inappropriately, they will lose their BYOD privileges.We have a zero tolerance policy for inappropriate technology use.

Student Name (printed)

Student Name (signed) Date

Parent Name (printed)

Parent Name (signed) Date

SNACK TIMEAt Bryant Elementary, all grade levels provide a snack time for students. Students are allowed to eat a

HEALTHY SNACK at a time specified by their teachers. Snacks are optional and will NOT be shared by studentsor provided by teachers. Below are additional reminders for snack time.

• Only ONE healthy snack will be allowed per student each day.

• Children will be responsible for bringing their OWN snack each day.• Provide one Snack Size portion for your child.

• Children are not permitted to share snacks.

Below is a list of suggested examples for snacks:

Healthy Snack Ideas:

Fruit (Banana, Apple, Grapes)Vegetables (raw)Crackers

Cheese

Non-sugar coated cereal

* Animal Crackers * Muffins - not chocolate

* Pretzels * Pop-tarts (non-frosted)

* Granola bars * Popcorn

* Dried fruit

* 100% Fruit snacks (gummies, fruit roll ups)

Items Not to be Eaten in the Classroom:

* Brownies

* Dipping Sauces* Nuts or items containing nuts

* Donuts/honeybuns

*Candy*Sugar coated items

ChipsYogurt (messy)

* Cakes/Cupcakes* Pudding

* Fruit Cups (messy)* Oranges (messy)

If a student brings a snack described in the Items Not to be Eaten in the Classroom, or a similar snack, the food item

will be stored and carried to lunch where it may be eaten in the cafeteria. Please contact your student s teacher if you

have snack questions.

****DUE TO NUT ALLERGIES NO NUT PRODUCTS ARE ALLOWED IN CLASSROOMS****Nut products are not allowed in the classroom since teachers will not have time to separate students who have nut

products from students who have non-nut products.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Dr. Rhodes

Please sign and return this portion of the Snack Time letter. Please keep the top portion for a reminder.

I understand the snack guidelines outlined above.

Student Name (Please Print) Parent/Guardian Name (Please Print)

Parent/Guardian Signature

Campus-Wide and PTA Year at a Glance

**Note- Dates and Times are Subject to Chan e**

Please review the weekly Bryant Bulletin for further event details or changes in dates, times, or locations.

These dates are not inclusive of specific grade level events or field tri s, etc.

August

13th- Meet the Teacher, 5:00-7:00pm

15th- First Day of School; Boo-Hoo Ya-Hoo Breakfast, 8:30-9:00am in Cafeteria

21st- PTA Spirit Night at Chuck-e-Cheese s on Katy Freeway, 4:00-9:00pm

23rd- Curriculum Night; Kinder 5:45-6:15pm; 5th Grade 6:30-7:00pm

28th- Curriculum Night; 1st Grade 5:45-6:15pm; 4th Grade 6:30-7:00pm

29th- College Shirt Day

30th- Curriculum Night; 2nd Grade 5:45-6:15pm; 3rd Grade 6:30-7:00pm

September

5th- Core Essential Kickoff, Initiative, Wear Khaki

6th- PTA VIPS Kickoff, 9:00-10:00am

10th-14th - Grandparents Week

12th- After School Activity (private company- Abrakadoodle Art) begins

12th- District Family Night (No homework assigned)

17th- PTA General Board Meeting, 4:00pm

18th- Boosterthon PTA Fundraiser Begins

19th- 1st Nine Weeks Progress Reports Go Home

20th- Student Fall Pictures

20th- Watch D.O.G.S. Kickoff- 6:00-7:00pm

25th- Campus Advisory Team Meeting, 4:00pm


27th- Boosterthon Obstacle Course during Specials (Pre-Raptor if parent attending limit of two visitors perstudent).

October

lst-Bully and Drug Free Awareness Month

3rd- Core Essential Kickoff, Contentment, Wear Light Blue

8th- Early Dismissal, 12:40pm

9th- Parent Coffee with the Principal, 9:00am-Topic TBD

17th- District Family Night ( o homework assigned)


22nd- 1st Nine Weeks Report Cards Go Home

26th- PTA Trunk or Treat, 5:30-6:30pm

31st- College Shirt Day

31st- After School Activity (private company- Abrakadoodle Art, Session #2) begins

November

5th-9th- Fall Book Fair

7th- Core Essential Kickoff, Cooperation, Wear Russet

8th- 3rd Grade Veterans Day Program- all parents and veterans invited

9th- All Square 1 Art Orders Due

12th- PTA Giving Tree Begins

13th- Class Pictures and Fall Retakes

16th- Thankful Parties (limit 2 guests per student)

19th-25th- Thanksgiving Break

26th- 30th-PTA Holiday Shop

27th- 2nd Nine Weeks Progress Reports Go Home


30th- PTA General Board Meeting, 5:00pm

30th- PTA Holiday Shop & Cookies with Santa, 5:30-7:00pm

December

5th Core Essential Kickoff, Compassion, Wear Green

6th- Singing Bengal Winter Concert

7th- PTA Giving Tree Ends


21st- Early Dismissal, 12:40pm

24th- Winter Break Begins

January

7th- Last Day of Winter Break

8th- Back to School

9th- Core Essential Kickoff, Self-Control, Wear Yellow

11th- After School Activity (private company- Robotics) begins

11th- 2nd Nine Weeks Report Cards Go Home


21st- Student Holiday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day

24th- Parent Coffee with the Principal, 9:00am- Topic TBD

25th-100th Day of School



February

4th-8th - Counselor Appreciation Week

4th-8th - Spring Book Fair

6th- Core Essentials Kickoff, Service, Wear Blue

7th- 1st Annual Bryant Family Learning Night, 5:00-7:30pm (Book Fair open late)

8th- Book Fair Ends at Noon.

llth-15th - School Bus Driver Appreciation Week

12th- 3rd Nine Weeks Progress Reports Go Home

14th- Friendship Parties (Pre-Raptor if parent attending limit of two visitors per student).


15th- PTA 2nd Annual Bryant Ball- Sparkle and Spurs, 6:00-7:30pm

18th- Student Holiday- President s Day

19th- Approximate beginning of Bryant Tumbler Fundraiser for School.


March

6th- Core Essential Kickoff, Individuality, Wear Orange


7th-8th- Field Day

llth-15th- Spring Break


20th- After School Activity (private company- Nutty Scientist) begins

21st- PTA General Board Meeting and Elections, 4:00pm

22nd- 3rd Nine Weeks Report Cards Go Home

26th-Spring Pictures


April

2nd- Incoming Kindergarten Orientation, 5:00-7:30pm

3rd- Core Essential Kickoff, Hope, Wear Purple


8th- Library Appreciation Week

8th- 12th- Closed Campus due to STAAR; No Visitors

12th- PTA Movie and Food Truck Night

18th- Kindergarten & New to 1st Grade Pre-Registration for 19/20 School Year

19th- No School, Good Friday


25th- 4th Nine Weeks Progress Reports Go Home

29th- School Nutrition Employee Week

30th- PTA Speaker Presentation-Parenting in the Digital Age, 6:00-7:00pm (no children under 18 allowed)

May

1st- Core Essential Kickoff, Perseverance, Wear Verdigris (greenish-teal color)

1st- District Family Night (No homework assigned)

2nd- PTA General Board Meeting, 5:00pm

6th-10th- Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week


8th- National School Nurse Day

10th- District VIPS Breakfast (All Volunteers)

13th- 16th- Closed Campus for STAAR; No Visitors

20th- 22nd- End of Year Celebrations (times TBD)

22nd- College Shirt Day

23rd- Last Day of School

23rd- Early Dismissal, 12:40pm

23rd- Report Cards Go Home

atch D.O.G.S. 2018-2019

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re you a dad of a Bryant Elementary Bengal? Would you give anything to go back to elementary scho l for

another crack at recess? Do you want to be a hero and kee B yant Elementar a safe place? Then join theWatch D.O.G.S. pro ram for the 2018-2019 school yearJ

T e Watch D.G.G.S. program is a national program which began in 1998 and is credited for bringing male role

models in to the educational process. At Bryant our goal is to have you spend at least one ay at the sc ool tobe a positive male role odel and to rovi e an extra set of eyes a ears at the school.

We will be havi g ur second ann al kickoff meeting and pizza party on Thursday, September 20th at 6:00 PMin the Br ant Gym. We ! res nt some great information, take a tour of the campus, and t ose in attendance

wr get first dibs to picks day an fill up the calendar. Even if you were a WatchDOGjn 2017-2018, we encourageyou to atten for some ne information and the chance to si n up first.

Pizza will be served so please RSVP by Se tember 17th to brv3nt ementarvwatr.h [email protected] to let usknow if you an your studentjs} will atten .

Our first year was incre ibly awesome, and we are excited to continue that success in 2018-201 !

School PlannersStudents in grades 2-5 will receive a school planner this year. Planners

will be an integral part of home to school communication as well asdaily behavior updates from teachers. Please send $5.00 cash or check

payable to Bryant Elementary. If you have more than one student,

please fill out a separate form for each student. Thank you!

Student Name:

Grade:

Teacher:

Bryant Elementary

Birthday Marquee Announcement

Cost: $25 (Cash or Check)A fee is charged for returned checks

Announcement will run for 1 week during the week of the student s birthday

(Sunday-Saturday)

Student's Name (as it will appear on marquee):

Student's Birthday:

Parent/Guardian's Name:

Phone Number:

Completed Announcement Request Form and payment must be received five

school days prior to the week of the birthday.

Volunteer Registration Form

Volunteer s Name:E-mail Address:

Cell Phone:

K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Any Grade

Please mark all areas of interest and specify the grade levels with which you would most like to work:

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Back to School Teacher/Staff Breakfast

Book Fair

Booster-Thon Fun Run

Box Tops

Brown Bag & Teacher Workbasket

Bryant Ball

Camp STAAR (3rd Grade)

Classroom Parties

Coin Crazy

Field Day

Fifth Grade Committee

Fundraising

Giving Tree

Grand Parents Day

Holiday Shop

Junior Achievement

Kindergarten Rodeo

Library Support

Literacy Library

Picture Day

PTA Movie Night

Room Parents

School Supplies

Spirit Night

Spirit Store

STARR Snack

Teacher Appreciation

Trunk orTreat

VIPS Kickoff

Vision Screening

Watch D.O.G.S. (fathers, grandfathers, uncles, etc.)

Workroom

Yearbook

To make this another successful year, The Bryant PTA needs you I Even if you can help at just one event or

handle one task per year, it would be greatly appreciated! Feel free to contact me at

brvantptavolunteers(5)gmail.com.

See you soon!

Kathalyn Garza, VP of Volunteers

Room Parents Needed

If you are interested in being a Co-Room Parent or G ade Level Coordinator (GLC), please fill

out the form below and return to the school by August 22, 2018.

Co-Room Parent Responsibilities

Each class will have two Room Parents. These parents are responsible for organizing and

delegating various activities associated with parties and special events during the school year.

Each grade will have a Grade Level Coordinator for guidance, coordinate calendar of events and

plan parties.

Grade Level Coordinator Responsibilities (GLC)

The GLC is the person responsible for getting all information from the teacher Team Leader to

you. This parent will communicate information with all grade level room parents concerning

parties and special events during grade level meetings. The GLC will meet with the teacher

Team Leader of your grade level to discuss party agendas and also make any purchases for the

grade level, which the PTA will pay for. There will be a Lead GLC for guidance.

Name

Email

Cell Phone

Child s ame (for the class you would like to help)Child's Teacher Grade Level

I would like to help by being a:

Room Parent Grade Level Coordinator

Thank you in advance for your willingness to serve your child's class. If you have any questions

please feel free to email me at [email protected]. I look forward to working with

you!

Kathalyn Garza

VP of Volunteers

EES Classroom P rty Fu JT e PTA will be hosti wo p rt es (f ll a s ing) for each class at Bryant

Elementary. T ese parties are fun e by parent donations. We are reauesti

mi imum o atio of 8.00 e stu e t. These funds w ll cover items such as:

treats, crafts, games, decor, and paper products. Please note that you will ot

be asked to onate any items or food to either party. Your $8.00 contribution

will cover everythin . We appreciate your don tion and look forward to eeing

you at our upcoming classroom parties.

Thank you for your help to make BE& the BEiffl

Please complete tP for b louj and r t r to yoar child's teacher uuith

yo r classroo p rty donation. Th ks/

Child's Ma ne-. Teacher: Gra e:

Classroom Party Fund - PTA

$8.00 per child Total Amount: $_

FOR. CASH PAYMENTS: Please send e>cact a o nt. No chan will b ade.

We ill consid r th remainder to be an additional do ation to the party f nd.

FO C EDIT CA D PAYMENTS: Plea se visit www.officialbryantpta.co .

Please make checks payable to Bryant PTA.

For PTA Use Only: Dale: Rec d By: Check/Cash/CC: Total:

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SD Parlners LflucalionBringing the Community into the Classroom

Volunteers are the heart of our story making a difference for teachers and kids.

Katy ISD enjoys a rich history of parents and community volunteers ser ing through campusvolunteer opportunities or district programs. Our vast di ersity of olunteers are all art ofour Katy ISD Partners in Education family. There's a place for you. Moms, dads, grandparents,community members, business partners are all welcome.

So, join us! Find an opportunity that appeals to you and be part of this story.

¦fiet Involved TodayVolunteers in Public Schools - Offers moms, dads, family and community members a wide variety of volunteer opportunities attheir chosen campus. Contact your campus VIPS Coordinator.

KEYS Mentoring (Keep Encouraging Youth toward Success) - Pairs a community volunteer with an at-promise student for upto one hour per week during the school year. Contact your campus KEYS Liaison.

School-Business Partnerships - A local business partners with its chosen campuses for alon -term friendship that benefits both equally. Contact your campus PIE Liaison.

Promise to Read - A yearly initiati e in No ember that invites the business community to sharetheir love of reading with elementary students. Conta t heatherasanders@katyisd,org.

Junior Achievement - Prepares students to succeed in a global economy throughvolunteer-delivered classroom programs. Contact courtneyazuike@katyisd,org.

Sister Schools - Connects two schools in a unique, re arding, long-lasting friendship, bindingtwocampuscommunitiesinafa5t-growingdistrict.Contacttammyrstringer@katyisd.org.

Food for Fa ilies - Unites our staff and community in holiday support for select Katy ISDfamilies in need. Contact [email protected] to learn about making atax-deductible donation.

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