Wednesday Update August 24, 2022

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

August 22-26 – MAP Testing for Elementary
August 29-Sept. 1 – MAP Testing for Secondary
September 2 – No School
September 26-30 – NO SCHOOL: PCHUM BEN HOLIDAY

THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT

On Friday 12th August we were pleased to welcome so many parents to school for ”Back to School Night”! Thank you for coming and finding out a little more about what your child / children will be learning this year. The teachers really appreciated meeting you and finding out a little more about you and your family. For those who didn’t manage to attend here are the slides from the introductory session led by the Logos Leadership Team. Please check in with your child’s / children’s teacher / teachers if you need any further information about this year in their class.

PARENTS IN PRAYER

Parents in Prayer groups have begun. We have groups for English, Khmer, and Korean languages. For Korean mothers’ prayer meeting, they will meet every Tuesday at 1:30 PM in Room 211.

If you are interested in meeting with others to pray for LOGOS (students, teachers, and community), please contact Jodi Beck at jbeck@asianhope.org We also need a leader for the English-speaking mom’s group.

If you are interested, please contact Jodi Beck at jbeck@asianhope.org.

ELEMENTARY:

Mark the date:

Principal-Parent Meeting: Friday, September 23rd at 8-9am
Multipurpose Room 407 (new wing). Details and invite to follow.

MAP Tests:
Monday, August 22nd – Friday, August 26th – currently in progress
*No online testing available

SECONDARY:

MAP Tests for Grades 6 to 10:
Monday, August 29th – Thursday, September 1st

Testing Schedule

Students in Grades 6 to 10 should bring their own device.
*No online testing available

MENU FOR AUGUST

A NOTE FROM SCHOOL NURSE

Why does my child have to be free of fever for 24 hours before returning to school?
In response to an infection, the fever develops when our immune system is activated. A fever is our body’s way of fighting off invasive pathogens. Even after a fever breaks, a child’s immune system is still weak. Therefore, a child should continue to stay home and rest until after 24 hours free of fever without the use of medications for the following reasons:

Allow the immune system to recuperate, so the child does not catch something else while at school.
Protect other children from catching what the child had as it is still quite contagious during this time period.
Adequate rest speeds up the recovery process.
Click HERE to read in Khmer and Korean.