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74th Street Elementary
Mrs, Garyn Boyd, Principal
3801 74th Street North
St. Petersburg, FL 33709
Phone (727) 893 - 2120
School Hours
8:35 a.m. - 2:50 p.m. (Mon, Tues,Thurs, Fri)
8:35 a.m. - 1:35 p.m. (Wednesday Early
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Jaguar News!!
2012 New Year, New Beginings!!
Calendar for the month of January 2012
January 3 - School Reopens
January 16 - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day.
– No School for Students and Staff
January 20 - Professional Development/Site Based Training Day
January 26 - Reading Under the Stars Night
February 2012
February 2 - Conference Night
February 3 - 100th Day Celebration
February 8 - Group Pictures
February 23 - ESOL Showcase and Potluck
February 24 - Pro-Ed day. No school. |
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Battle of he Books Kick Off Week is here!!!
Click on the link to find out more information about Battle of the Books.
Reading Counts Motivational Reading Program 2011-2012
(Grades 2, 3, 4, & 5)
Reading Counts is an independent reading program that allows children to take short comprehension quizzes based on the books they have read. Students track their goal progress throughout the year. Students who meet their goals are invited to the Reading Counts Celebration.
Students have until January 19th to meet their individual Reading Counts Goal.
Student goals are based on the scale below:
Lexile* Goal
1-99 10 points
100-199 15 Points
200-299 20 Points
300-399 20 Points
400-499 25 Points
500-599 25 Points
600+ 30 Points
*Students take the Scholastic Reading Inventory (SRI-a reading comprehension and leveling assessment). The SRI provides the student with a Lexile (score). Lexiles are used by to match students with books and are also used as a tool to help measure growth in reading.
For more information about the Lexile system, please visit http://www.lexile.com/
Copy and paste this link for more PCS Information Resources:
https://www.pcsb.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1573&Itemid=1282
Brainpop and Brainpopjr can also be found at this link. 74th Streets username (74th ES) and password (bppinellas). |
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Congratulations Green Team!!
Click here to see a list of everything our school is collecting.
Tuesday, October 25th, 2011, three awards were presented at the Pinellas County School Board meeting. Our school was officially presented with a plaque for the Green and Healthy Schools Certification Award at its highest level. This recognized the schools accomplishments in trying to further ‘green’ the school by reducing waste, recycling and reusing when possible, as well as conserving water and electricity for the 2010-2011 school year. Accepting on behalf of the school was Assistant Principal Kurt Wyne and teacher Tim Reynolds.
Two other inaugural awards were presented to Noah Reynolds, 4th grade student in Mrs. Gist-Walker’s class, for being the Pinellas County Student Recycler of the Year and to Coach Tim Reynolds for being the Teacher Recycler of the Year. Noah was also introduced for his accomplishments at the national kick-off event for the Dream Machine Recycle Rally at Westgate Elementary School.
CONGRATULATIONS COACH REYNOLDS AND NOAH REYNOLDS!!
**Coming soon** Green Team page will be coming soon to our school website. If there are any businesses that are willing to collect bottles and cans for our participation in the contest this year, please contact our school. Anyone with questions about recycling can e-mail Coach Reynolds at Reynoldst@pcsb.org
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Green and Healthy Schools Certification Award
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Our School Mission
The Mission of Seventy-Fourth Street Elementary is to attain highest student achievement for all and to foster student responsibility in a safe learning environment by applying best practices and recognizing diversity within a quality culture.
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Our School Vision
Pinellas County School Board
At Seventy-Fourth Street Elementary School we believe that we can achieve our vision and mission by operating within our core values, which include:
*Communication
*Respect
*Commitment
*Leadership
*Flexibility
*Positive Attitude
*Teaching the Whole Child
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What's for Lunch?
See this months menu here.
We are so excited to let you know that students attending 74th St. will receive free breakfast beginning the 1st day of school till the last day of school. As you know, it is the most important meal of the day!
If a child has any food allergies, please send your child's teacher a doctor’s note stating what they are allergic to.
School Breakfast
All student breakfasts include 2 Grain/Breads or 2 Meat/Meat alternate or 1 Grain/Bread & 1 Meat/Meat alternate, 1 Fruit and 1 Milk.
All student lunches include 1 Meat/Meat alternate, 2 Fruits or 2 Vegetables or 1 Fruit & 1 Vegetable, 1 Grain/Bread & 1 Milk.
Elementary Lunch prices are $1.75 if you pay and if it's Reduced its .40.
ApplyforLunch is an easy and convenient way for parents and guardians to submit applications for school meal benefits online. There is no fee for using the ApplyforLunch website to submit your application for benefits. This service is provided to you free of charge by your School District. Apply now at https://www.applyforlunch.com/Application
New!
School Payment Solutions will replace Meal Pay Plus. The student funds that are currently in Meal Pay Plus will be automatically transferred to School Payment Solutions.
Create a new account with School Payment Solutions using the students 10-digit local ID number
School Payment Solutions is an online payment portal especially designed to allow parents to make quick and easy online payments to their children’s school meal accounts.
Please use the website link below to add funds to your student’s prepaid account, www.schoolpaymentsolutions.com
Make sure that you are also using the correct 10 digit student ID number. This number can be found on Portal by clicking the My Child link and then the Child Info link. The number will be labeled as the “Local Student ID” and it will begin with the number 52.
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