Central Elementary

Is your child interested in Junior Wildcat Football?  If so, please see the attached information letter and registration form.  Information is also posted online at http://www.leaguelineup.com/ujfl.

Dear Missouri Students and Parents,

I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your families a happy and safe summer. I hope you have lots of fun, but let’s not let important skills slip away.

Research shows that students can lose 2.6 months’ worth of math skills over the summer. Beginning June 17, students will have the opportunity to keep their math skills sharp by participating in the Missouri Summer Math Challenge. They can earn badges for mastering math concepts and earn a certificate to celebrate their accomplishments when the challenge ends on July 26. I hope that students and parents across our state will work together on the challenge. Parents, you can register your child by going to quantiles.com/summer-math and following the instructions.

The Missouri Summer Math Challenge can help prevent summer math slump. Help us make sure students begin school in the fall ready to take on the next level of math. Thank you for supporting public education in Missouri and for your commitment to helping make sure that every student in our state has a chance to succeed in school and in life.
 

Dr. Margie Vandeven
Commissioner, Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

• Summer Math Challenge Information (English| Spanish)
• Summer Math Challenge Completion Certificate (English | Spanish)

The Union R-XI School District will again this summer be offering all K-8 students, free of charge, an exciting approach to learning called Summer Journey. Make no mistake about it; our summer program will be FUN for kids. Yet, our summer school program also provides an opportunity for students to experience over 60 hours of advanced academic preparation for the year ahead as well as to review and apply previously learned skills and knowledge. Summer Journey’s extraordinary educational goals are comprised of academic courses with hands-on instruction centered in reading, language arts, math, and social studies or science. Other important fields of study are also available.

Please see the attached documents for additional information.