2020-2021 Kindergarten Registration Information
Do you have a child who will be entering Kindergarten next fall?
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2020-2021 Kindergarten Registration Information
Do you have a child who will be entering Kindergarten next fall?
Social Media
Check us out on Facebook and Twitter @RProadrunners for school happenings!
District Notice
Classes suspended indefinitely
The Government of Saskatchewan has suspended classes indefinitely, effective March 20, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. - LPSD LEARNING RESOURCES FOR PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS (found on LPSD website in the quick links or on each school website in the menu)Curbside Library Book Return
WHO: Rendell Park Families
WHAT: Curbside Library Book Return
WHEN: Thursday, June 4th 10am-2pm
WHERE: Rendell Park School Bus Lane
WHY: Let’s return as many Rendell Park Library Books as we can so our library is ready to go in September.
HOW: Simply drive through the Rendell Park bus lane and Mrs. Sherbinin will meet you at your vehicle with the book return bin. Drop your library books in from the safety of your vehicle…..no-contact book return! Email Mrs. Sherbinin at melanie.sherbinin@lpsd.ca with any questions.
Welcome To Rendell Park School!
Rendell Park makes Literacy a Top Priority!
At Rendell Park Elementary School, literacy programming is a top priority. This priority is supported both through staff collaboration and our student-first approach towards literacy. Small group interventions are a major component of our literacy program. We are continually collecting student reading data and use this information to help drive reading instruction.
Using the reading data, students are grouped based on their current reading level and individualized reading needs. A variety of different school personnel (classroom teachers, ESTs, the literacy coach, administration and educational assistants) then work with students to challenge more advanced readers and provide more focused instruction to those who require more support.
Our literacy team truly represents the whole school. There is representation from each grade level, Student Services, the Literacy Coach and administration. This team has driven professional development and worked towards making common reading and writing assessments and ensuring common language within grade-level groups.
There have been many celebrations at our school this year around literacy. An area that we like to celebrate is our classroom environments.
It is evident when walking through our building and while visiting classrooms that they have an inviting atmosphere and are centres to promote literacy. Teachers have taken a lot of care not only in creating a classroom environment through decor, but are also taking the time to pick quality pieces of literature to house in their classrooms.
Another celebration would be the efforts to revitalize the library. Again, an effort was made to make the library visually more appealing, but the greatest gain has been adding new books to our collection.
Kids Help Phone
