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  • YOUR OPINION MATTERS!
    We want to know what you think about your child’s school. The Clarkston School District is conducting a survey of its parents to determine how they perceive that the schools are operating. Take the survey online or visit the Communications Department website to print out a hard copy of the survey.
     
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  • REVTRAK is now LIVE!
    If your child’s food service balance is low, it only takes a few minutes to add money to it using your VISA or MasterCard credit/debit card.  Parents can make online payments from home or work, 24/7.  Payments are made through the student’s Skyward Family Access account. Click here to read more.

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    (Funding Year 2012)
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The Clarkston School District is a welcoming, safe, student-centered, and collaborative learning environment.  In partnership with Parents, student, and community leaders, CSD staff members are dedicated to helping all students meet performance expectations and achieve their full learning potential.

Certificated Subs Needed IMMEDIATELY!
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Clarkston School District is in immediate need of certificated substitutes from now until the end of the school year in June!  Subs must have a Washington State Teaching Certificate and be fingerprinted.  For more information, contact Jeanne Fuller at 509.769.5534 or fullerje@csdk12.org, or Jan Bartlett at 509.758.2531. Information on employment is available here:  Clarkston Jobs


Spring assessments are here...
help your child prepare
 
 
Assessment time is just around the corner, taking place between the end of April through the beginning of June. There are many simple things that parents can do to help their child(ren) prepare for these important exams.  The following are some helpful tips that EVERY family can provide:

1. Make sure your child has a full, healthy breakfast the day of the exam
2. Assure that your child gets a full night’s sleep
3. Check your child’s daily planner, notebook, etc. and discuss the day’s assignments/activities
4. Provide a consistent study period each day without distractions
5. Expect your child to read 20 minutes each night
6. Limit TV and video games
7. Communicate with your child’s school about any questions or concerns
 
To view a complete schedule of assessments taking place at each school, see the 2012 Spring Assessment Schedule page.



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