Greetings Fashion Families from your
Principal Daryl Blank.
It was great to see so many HSFI families
at our Parent Teacher Conferences this past Thursday and Friday.
We have a short week this week with
the Thanksgiving holiday. There is no
school on Thursday and Friday. Remember
that Wednesday is a full day of instruction.
I want to wish you and your families a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday –
enjoy the time with your families and friends!
This Wednesday, November 27
represents the end of the second marking period of the school year. Next Monday, December 2, will mark the
beginning of the third marking period.
You and your child need to understand that student grades are cumulative,
meaning that all grades count during a given term. Grades do not start over with the third
marking period and there are not separate grades for each marking period. Second marking period grades are a
combination of the first and second marking periods. Third marking period grades go on a student’s
transcript and are seen by colleges.
These third marking period grades are a combination of the first, second
and third marking periods.
On Wednesday, we will have our
monthly Student Town Halls. All students
are invited to attend these town halls during their lunch period to speak with
me and other students about anything they would like – they can bring up challenges
in the school that they would like to see improvement on as well as things they
are liking about HSFI. Please encourage
your children to participate in these town halls if they want to speak up and
become actively involved in the school.
Fashion Families should know that our computer lab is open after
school for students to do any work they need to do and print out anything they
need to do. As part of what is available
to students, we have our National Honor Society students available to tutor
students in any subjects they might need help in.
It is critically important that all
HSFI students check their HSFI email & Jupiter Grades everyday. We will be sending important information out
through both these tools – if students do not check them, they will miss out on
some valuable opportunities and not know what is going on in the school.
Again, I want to wish you and your
families a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday – enjoy the time with your families
and friends!
Thank you!
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