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Use this chart to see at a glance which students have accommodations and what the accommodations are. I organize my list by class periods. I can see at a glance which students need extra time on a test or how many study guides I need to provide for an upcoming test. This list has been an organizational life saver! Each new school I make a few adjustments to the accommodation list, update the student names, and the chart is ready to go.

Parents appreciate periodic updates on their child’s performance in their classes. While most parents can check their child’s grades online, some can’t and unfortunately some don’t. The Current Average Notice is a notice that can be filled out quickly and sent home with any student (remember to make a copy before handing to a child), The notice can be modified to fit any subject or teacher. This notice can be used in a number of ways. Fill out the notice for those families that don’t have

Have all the information your sub needs in one place. I have created an organized, helpful sub sheet so the sub knows what to do if there's a fire drill, where to find the remotes, which classes have an aid, where to find emergency sub plans, who the helpful students are, when to put up chairs, what to do if a student is absent, etc. Change any category to fit your classroom needs! I have one partially filled out so you have an example piece. Every August I just tweak for the new school year