Plainview R-VIII School District

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Rt. 3 Box 145 Ava, MO 65608<>Phone: 417-683-2046<>Fax:417-683-3222

 

 
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Plainview School District is a Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Free Campus
 
 
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Last revised: 10/23/12
 

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Preschool K 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 7&8 Grade PE/Health

   

*Reminder* On Wednesdays, school is dismissed at 3:30 p.m. Otherwise, school is in session every day from 8:25 a.m. to 3:50 p.m. except for holidays, bad weather, and early outs.

 

**2010-11 Yearbooks are available in the office for $6.00**

 

Summer School <> May 29 - June 20

 

Dates to Remember

April 29-May 3<>Book Fair
May 3<>5/6 Grade Softball Tournament
May 9<>5-8 Grade Spring Concert, Awards Banquet 6:30pm
May 10<> Preschool-4th Grade Spring Concert, Awards Banquet, and Kindergarten Graduation 6:30pm
May 13<> 8th Grade Graduation, 7pm
May 16<> Last Day of School, Dismiss at 12:30
 
 

 

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Helping Homework

Love it or hate it, homework is a very important part of school.

To help kids get back into the scholastic swing of things:

*Make sure there's a quiet place that's free of distractions to do homework.

*Don't let kids watch TV when doing homework or studying. Set rules for when homework and studying need to be done, and when the TV can be turned on and should be turned off. The less TV, the better, especially on school nights.

*Never do their homework or projects yourself. Instead, make it clear that you're always available to help or answer any questions.

*Review homework nightly, not necessarily to check up, but to make sure they understand everything.

Encourage kids to:

*develop good work habits from the get-go, like taking notes, writing down assignments, and turning in homework on time

*take their time with schoolwork

*ask the teacher if they don't understand something

To ensure kids get the most out of school, maintain an open channel of communication with the teachers by meeting with them throughout the school year to discuss your kids' academic strengths as well as weaknesses.

Most of all, whether it's the first day of school or the last, make sure your kids know you're there to listen to their feelings and concerns, and that you don't expect perfection — only that they try their best.

 
    

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