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Tuesday - Thursday 8 - 2 PM

Summer Screening Dates
(for students new to Fulton County)
June 18 & July 22
Call for an appointment.

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL...

The district just released the preliminary reports on all the schools’ progress on the Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests (CRCT). We have much to celebrate here at Ocee: 100% of our third graders met or exceeded standards in reading and English language arts; 99% of fourth graders met or exceeded standards in reading and 100% did so in English/language arts (with a 15% increase in the number of students exceeding standards!); 99% of our fifth graders met or exceeded standards in reading and English/language arts and 100% of those students met or exceeded standards in math (with 82% exceeding standards!). Ocee is one of a very small number of schools with 100% of students meeting or exceeding in any category, let alone several, and at every grade level.

As we close this year (didn’t it seem to fly by?), I want to thank each and every one of you for sharing with us the responsibility of educating our students. We couldn’t do the good work we do here without your support and assistance. Thank you for establishing homes where education is valued, teachers are respected, and children are encouraged to create goals for learning and then expected to work towards meeting those goals.

Have a wonderful summer with your children – they have worked hard! We’ll see you all again in August!

Debbie Pernice

 

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Success Comes in CANS not CAN-Nots!

 

The Council for Exceptional Children initiated Exceptional Children's Week as a means to educate the public about children with exceptionalities and gain support for special education. Since its inception, this week has served to spotlight the capabilities of children and youth with exceptionalities and the programs that support them in their communities.

In celebration, we had some exciting events at Ocee this week. Our theme this year is "Success Comes in CANS not CAN-Nots!" Students decorated a paper can that is displayed in the hallway. To help show our support for all of our exceptional children at Ocee, we held a fundraiser to raise money for items to include in a sensory room. We know that some of our students sometimes have trouble integrating all of the input they get from their senses. At times, this impacts their ability to learn. Having a place to go where they can calmly deal with sensory stressors would be beneficial. Ocee families raised over $600.00 for this cause. Thank you for your support.

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Strategic Plan 2017 Information Campaign

Dr. Avossa recently launched Fulton County Schools’ Strategic Plan 2017. This is the school system’s roadmap for how FCSS aims to improve student achievement over the next five years. Three goals serve as the district’s measure for long-term student success: 1) graduation rate – 90% of Fulton students will graduate on time; 2) college readiness – 85% of Fulton’s seniors will be eligible for admission to a University System of Georgia college or university; 3) career readiness – 100% of Fulton's graduates will be work-ready certified. To learn more about the Strategic Plan 2017, view Dr. Avossa’s Information Campaign PowerPoint.

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Picture  Who To ContactPicture

Bus Discipline
- First the Bus Driver, then the AP, Brooke Humphrey

Classroom Discipline
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First, the Classroom Teacher, then the AP, Brooke Humphrey

Curriculum
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First, the Classroom Teacher, then the CST, Bridgette Marques

Family Assistance
- Please contact the School Counselor, Anna Aronowitz

Special Education
-Please contact the IST, Jill Knight
Bus Issues
- Including routes and times, Transportation North 770.667.2970

Media Center
- Please contact the Media Specialist,

Emily Davis

Cafeteria
- Millie Lindsay, 770-667-2965


Bilingual Assistance
-Please contact the school's liaison,

Clara Salemi

 

Si necesitan una intérprete en español, por favor llamar a Clara Salemi, nuestra interprete. Ella está disponible para responder cualquier tipo de preguntas que tengan referente a la escuela. También para darles asistencia cuando necesiten hablar con las maestras de su niños/niñas. Ella está disponible los siguientes días:

Lunes: 7:10 a 3:10

Martes: 7:10 a 3:10

Viernes: Uno que otro viernes

Extensión: 132 ( Si no estoy disponible, por favor deje su mensaje y lo llamare cuanto antes)

 

NELC Newsletter

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Find the 2013-2014 Supply List here._

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Want to know more about Ocee?

Check out Ocee Facts-at-a-Glance! 

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Important Days for August

August 8 - Otter Open House
3:30-4:30 Last Names A-L
5:00-6:00 Last Names M-Z

August 12 - 1st Day of School

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Retrieving Data

Required Volunteer Abuse Training

Like teachers, administrators, guidance counselors, social workers, and other school employees, school volunteers are now also required to notify the Fulton County Department of Family and Children Services (DFCS) within 24 hours if they suspect that a child is being abused or neglected. The Georgia Legislature recently passed this law in order to more fully safeguard children living in our state.

You may choose to be trained in the privacy of your home by clicking here.

After you view the short PowerPoint presentation, you will be able to print a certificate of completion. Please bring the certificate to the front office in order to be listed as a fully trained volunteer. You may want to fill out a form instead to confirm your participation in the training to turn in to the office staff.

Volunteer Abuse Training Form

 AR This Week

Grades 1st-5th participate in our AR program.