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At Presbyterian Day School, we're not just asking that question, we're working on answering it by leading the way with an innovative approach to elementary education.
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Summer Learning for 1st-5th Grades
Dear Parents,
Today, every boy in 1st – 5th grade received a red folder containing his required summer reading and math assignments.
The folder contains all the information your son will need in order to complete his required summer work. Just as last year, all required math assignments are contained within the red folder. If you would like for your son to have additional math practice, he may login to Dreambox (rising 2nd–4th) or IXL (rising 2nd–6th) using his username and password found on the front pocket of the folder.
Boys may continue to take AR tests from home this summer beginning June 7. The library will be open at various times throughout the summer. The library schedule is also found on the inside pocket of the red folder.
On the first day of school in August, your son will need to return his completed assignments in the red folder.
I hope you all have a wonderful summer!
Laura Glenn Head of Elementary
Laura Glenn
