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Message From Mr. Johnson
Greetings Holmgreen Families!
I hope this message finds you well as we continue through the school year. It has been an incredible year so far, and I truly enjoy getting to know both you and our students. Some of the events we’ve experienced together, including our Fall Festival, Winter Festival, and Family Game Night, have been particularly meaningful. These events provided wonderful opportunities for us to connect with you outside of the classroom and allowed our students to engage in fun activities while laughing and learning alongside you and us.
I’m excited to announce another great family engagement event this month. On February 27, we will be hosting our very first Holmgreen Literacy Night! Details for this event can be found on the flyer below, but I want to emphasize that it will be a time for parents to receive free resources and strategies to engage readers of all cognitive abilities. Most importantly, this will be a fun opportunity for our students to learn and enjoy themselves.
Our parents have made every event this year extra special, and we sincerely hope to see you there. If you have any questions or need assistance with transportation, please don't hesitate to reach out.
As always, we are so grateful for the opportunity to work with your students and for your unwavering commitment to our campus. Your support makes everything we do even better.
Warm regards,
Mr. Johnson
Important Dates and Events
Feb 17 - No school! Student Holiday
Feb 21 - School Bus Driver Appreciation Day
Feb 22 - Library Palooza!
Feb 27 - Special Olympics
Feb 27 - Holmgreen Literacy Night
Mar 9 - Daylight Savings Time
March 10 - 14: Spring Break
March 21 - 3rd Quarter Report Cards Go Home
Holmgreen Literacy Night
Spring Break Camp AUsome! WE:CODE
NISD Special Education Resource Fair and Learning Expo
Partner Resource Network Information
Partners Resource Network is the Parent Training and Information Center for our area, funded through the Department of Education Office of Special Education.
They are here to help parents:
• Better understand their child's disability
• Understand state and federal education laws
• Learn about options, programs, services, and resources
• Participate fully as a team member with professionals in planning services for their children
• Communicate more effectively with professionals
• Provide follow-up support for educational programs
They provide free workshops, training, information, and referrals to parents and professionals who work with children with disabilities ages birth through 26.