Welcome Back!
Welcome Back !!!
Every student is an artist at Loiederman.
The Administrators
Ms. Sosik – Principal
Mr. Edwards – Asst. Principal (Grade 7)
Ms. McLaughlin - Asst. School Administrator
(Grade 8)
Dr. Wallace – Magnet Coordinator/Assistant
Principal (Grade 6)
Meet Your Team Leaders
6th: Ms. Becker
7TH: Ms. Decederfelt (Ms. D.)
8th: Ms. Zeigler
Counselor Spotlight
6th: Mrs. Abu Sharr (A-L)
6th: Mrs. Gottlieb (M-Z)
7th: Mr. Risse
8th: Mr. Hardy
Motivation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sUKoKQlEC4
Video Discussion
 How can you relate to this
video?
 What was the coach’s
expectation?
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At our school we hope that all students
have goals and aspirations.
What is a goal that you can set
?
What
would you like to explore
more?
Talk to a neighbor about your
and
goals.
Routines
Morning Entrances
Our Bell Schedule (Be on time!)
Emergency Drills
Dress Code
Electronic Devices
Bus Safety
Cafeteria
Lunch Procedures -- New Changes
A Lunch
B Lunch
C Lunch
Expectations
Sitting at tables
Cleaning up after lunch
Phones (out of sight - from beginning of day)
Dismissal
Your Goals!
When you face a challenging situation what are
positive steps that you can take in order to tackle
it?
What is one personal goal you have for the school
year?
Discuss with an elbow partner.
Prevention and Intervention - Bullying
It is estimated that nearly 30% of
students are involved in bullying, as
victims, perpetrators or both.
Lead by example - be kind to others by
the way you act and speak to and about
other people.
What is our role?
What can you do as student leaders to
combat bullying and cyber-bullying?
Turn and speak to an elbow partner.
PBIS
Ms. Dillon and Ms. Kiefer
ABC Parties – Q1, Q2, Q3
School Store – morning and afternoon
Holiday Bazaar and Book Bazaar
Raffles at Townhall and events
Awards for academic and behavioral achievements
PBIS
Ms. Dillon and Ms. Kiefer
What are Pride Props?
Students are rewarded pride
props when they demonstrate
ROAR behavior.
PBIS
Kiefer
Ms. Dillon and Ms.
Earn Pride Props to...
Purchase items from the school store
Purchase entry to special events
Purchase items from the Holiday Bazaar
Purchase books from the Book Bazaar
Student Government Association
Ms. Lindsey
What is the Student Government
Association?
The SGA is the voice of the Loiederman student
body to administration
Responsible for dances, community service
events, and generating change in the school
Excellent opportunity for learning leadership
and teamwork while working with Ms. Lindsey
Why is the SGA important to me?
The SGA helps to create an environment where you
WANT to be
When you have an idea on how to improve the school,
the SGA helps get that idea to the right people to help
make your idea come alive
The SGA organizes opportunities to have fun in and out
of school, get SSL hours with your friends, and to make
a difference in your school and community
How can I become involved?
Beginning in the next few weeks, you will hear more
information about how you can become a Homeroom
Representative, or the VOICE of your assigned
homeroom.
Each homeroom will elect two people to represent
them in SGA meetings after school and with
administration
These positions have the potential to become
President, Vice President, and Secretary of the SGA
Remember: CHANGE can only start with YOU
STUDENT AMBASSADORS
(7th and 8th grade)
Mrs. Alston and Dr. Wallace
High school choice!
Preparing for high school and beyond – 8th
GRADE
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The DCC will hold evening Options Fair meetings in the fall. The
Options Fairs will focus on information about the high school Choice
process and the five DCC high schools and their Academy programs.
Parents and students will also have the opportunity to learn about
application programs available to all Grade 8 students. The
information presented each evening will be identical so pick one to
attend:
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Monday, September 21, 7:00-9:00 pm at Kennedy High School
(DCC special education presentation at 6:00 pm)
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Monday, September 28, 7:00-9:00 pm Paintbranch HS
Closing Remarks