  We hope you were able to join us for one of our performances of the Lion King Jr. To know that the students pulled off such an amazing show in 8 weeks is astonishing! A huge thank you to Ms. Weingartner, Ms. Tuben, Ms. Brown and all of the other teachers who supported our students. Thank you also to the PTA for providing funds through their mini grant program!
Lockdown Drill:
At Little Run, our goal is to keep students and staff
safe at school. We continually work with county leaders to ensure
coordinated responses to potential threats. We also drill for emergency
situations and then review and revise plans as needed.
On Thursday afternoon, we
conducted a lockdown drill. The purpose of a lockdown is to protect against
intruders in the school building. Prior to our drill, teachers talked to our
students to prepare them.
During a lockdown drill:
- Students stay in place with a teacher or staff member.
- Students and teachers remain in locked classrooms,
unobservable from outside (lights-off, window blinds closed, door windows
obscured with paper) and outside potential lines of fire.
- Students and staff members disregard fire alarms.
- No one enters or exits the school, except public safety
personnel.
- People in trailers remain in locked trailers.
Our students did a great job during the drill! This was the last scheduled lockdown drill of the school year. If you have any questions about safety drills at Little Run, please feel free to contact Ms. Mohr or Ms. Vaughan.
Parent Input Form for 2018-2019:
At Little Run, your child’s
success is our top priority. To help us in determining the best educational environment for your child
for the 2018-2019 school year, we invite you to share information regarding your child’s needs. Please know that this form is
optional.
You may list your child’s strengths, areas for growth, and motivators. You may also want to include
your child’s learning style (visual, audio, kinesthetic) and characteristics of the classroom structure or teacher personality that you feel will best meet your child’s needs.
Your input is appreciated. We work diligently to consider all
aspects of your child when thinking about class placement. Please know that we
cannot honor requests for specific teachers.
You can find the form here. We will also be sending home the Parent Input form in Tuesday folders. Please complete all forms no later than May 29th.
Frost Parent Night
Tuesday, May 22nd from
6:30-8:00PM
We are excited to offer you a FREE parent workshop offered
by local Clinical Psychologist, and Certified Positive Discipline Parent
Educator – Rachel Bailey! Ms. Bailey will be sharing information on Helping
Students Who Are Perfectionists….OR Have NO Motivation At All.
Participants will learn:
- What perfectionists and students who don’t
seem to care at all have in common
- Simple, practical strategies that will
help children who are pushing themselves too hard…or not pushing hard
enough
- What to do when school stress is affecting your
relationship with your child
- Support for dealing with challenges during times
of transitions
For planning purposes, please use the following link to
indicate your plans to attend: https://goo.gl/forms/TCXHPl6sq2FslEiD3
For more information on Ms. Bailey, please visit: www.rachel-bailey.com
Any questions, please contact Frost Student Services at
703-426-5026, or your child’s counselor.
Parents of Rising 7th grade
Lake Braddock Students:
Jump
Start
Jump Start Registration is open! All information can be accessed from
the main page of the Lake Braddock website: https://lakebraddockss.fcps.edu/ms_jumpstart_program
Rising 7th
Grade Parent Night
May 31st is our Rising 7th Grade
Parent Night. Parents will receive a copy of the flyer for this event
with the Course Verification Letter. We are also sending one home in our Tuesday folder.
 
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