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About Ms. Kern
Ms. Kern graduated from UCLA with a degree in history, and began teaching in 1988. After seventeen years teaching grades 1 – 5, she decided to move on up to middle school for a new and exciting teaching experience. Says Ms. Kern proudly: “I am a mid-western girl from Illinois. I have two beautiful daughters and wonderful husband. In my free time I enjoy kick boxing, running, and Kung Fu. Fight-on!”
Ms. Kern graduated from UCLA with a degree in history, and began teaching in 1988. After seventeen years teaching grades 1 – 5, she decided to move on up to middle school for a new and exciting teaching experience. Says Ms. Kern proudly: “I am a mid-western girl from Illinois. I have two beautiful daughters and wonderful husband. In my free time I enjoy kick boxing, running, and Kung Fu. Fight-on!”
| Homework | Grades Grades updated very soon after teacher grades test or assignment |
Report Cards | Makeup Work | Late Work |
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To find out the daily homework, upcoming tests and long-term assignments...
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To find out the student's grades on assignments and tests...
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Regarding the student's mid-tri Progress Report and end-of-tri Report Card...
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To make up work after absence...
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Regarding turning in late homework...
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...go to Zangle ParentConnect.
Log on with the PIN & Password*; to find out your student's homework, click News (NOT Assignments) in the upper left. Zangle PIN and Password info are mailed home within the first few weeks of the year. |
...go to Zangle ParentConnect.
Log on with the PIN & Password*; to find out your student's homework, click Assignments (NOT News) in the upper left. Zangle PIN and Password info are mailed home within the first few weeks of the year. |
...go to Progress Reports & Report Cards.
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1. Find out the assignment:
a. Call a Study Buddy (at the start of the school year your student should exchange phone numbers with at least two students per class); or b. Look up the assignment in Zangle ParentConnect (Parent needs to login with parent PIN/ Password.*) c. See teacher. 2. Obtain any missed handouts: a. Prearrange with a Study Buddy that if either of you is absent, the other should pick up an extra set of handouts from the teacher; then you and your parent should arrange (with the family that picked up) for FAXing or pickup of the handouts; or b. Obtain handout from teacher upon student's return. 3. Get any explanation you need: See teacher before or after school. District policy stipulates that a student has as many days as he/she was absent to make up missed work. However, it is desirable that as much work as possible be done during one's absence. |
No late work accepted in math, science or social science, except after excused absences.
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Expectations for Success
Student Responsibilities 4) Review back work on your own. |
Parent Recommendations B. Check the actual completed work. (Don't just ask "Did you do it?" Instead say, "Show me.") |