MARK YOUR CALENDAR
- September 20 – MS/HS Chapel
- September 21 – Early years and Elementary Chapel @8:20-9:00am
- September 26-30 – NO SCHOOL: PCHUM BEN HOLIDAY
- October 14 – End of Quarter 1
DRESS DOWN FOR LY HEAP
Thank you for your generosity! The Logos community donated about $4,200 dollars to help Mr. Ly with the expenses related to his cancer treatment. Praise the Lord for this provision through our community! Here’s a note from Mr. Ly:
Dear Logos Staff, Students, and Parents,
I’m Ly Hieb. I would like to say thank you so much for your donation and your prayers for me during my sickness. Now I’m in the process of recovering from surgery. I’m able to sit up and walk easier by myself around the house. My body is still weak, and it will take time for me to get back to normal.
I believe through all your prayers and support, will speed up my healing progression.
I truly, truly appreciate your kind help and your prayers.
Many, many thanks, and more blessings to you all.
Expected Student Outcomes [ESLRs]: A Help, or Just Hype?
In this recent ACSI Blog we read,
”In the last five to ten years, there has been an increased emphasis on establishing expected student outcomes (ESOs) and using them throughout the school. Accreditation protocols at all levels require these student learning outcomes and colleges have used these as the basis for program and institutional effectiveness measures. Is this just a case of adopting some educational jargon, or is there an actual benefit behind this increased emphasis? In other words, are ESOs a help to schools in fulfilling their missions, or are they more educational hype? ”
The author, Erin Wilcox, Assistant Vice President, ACSI Academic Services, develops her blog to show that
1. ESCs [ESLRs] help Christian Schools achieve their mission
2. Research supports the importance of ESOs [ESLRs]
3. Well developed ESOs [ESLRs] create a clear focus
4. ESOs [ESLRs] are unique to each school
Wilcox concludes by saying,
”Too often there has been a disconnect between rhetoric and reality, or between the school’s foundational statements and the daily grind of lesson plans, assessments, and operational decisions. The value of ESOs is understanding what you want your students to come out of your school knowing, believing, and doing—and connecting that understanding to everyday practice in the school. If well-articulated, ESOs will effectively guide your decisions and provide a clear focus on the results that are most important to your school community.”
Click here to read the full blog and see further resources. Logos Vision Mission and ESLRs
Pam Sephton, Director of Education
PARENTS IN PRAYER
Parents in Prayer groups for English, Khmer, and Korean languages have begun. If you are interested in meeting with others to pray for LOGOS (students, teachers, and community), please contact Jodi Beck at jbeck@asianhope.org.
The Korean mothers meet every Tuesday at 1:30 PM in Room 211 for prayer.
ELEMENTARY:
Early Years & Elementary Highlights
Save the date:
SECONDARY:
Lightning News Flash:
MENU FOR AUGUST
A NOTE FROM SCHOOL NURSE
Traveling to rural areas during the Pchum Ben Holiday?
Please be reminded that dengue fever is highly prevalent during this time of year. If you are planning to travel, please take measures to prevent mosquito bites. Remember to:
-wear mosquito repellent if outside after dark
-wear long pants and shirts that are loose-fitting
-use screens on your doors and windows
-and sleep under a mosquito net if in rural areas.
BUILDING PROGRESS
Work on Gate 2 Parking area took place on Monday.
Moto Way at gate 2 is finished.
LIBRARY CORNER
