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SBDM parent Election Results
We would like to announce that Maggie Smith has been elected as parent representative for our 2022-23 SBDM Council.
 
Online Registration and Parent Portal
Attention Families:  Here are some helpful tips about completing Online Registration and Parent Portal Set Up.  Please read carefully and let us know if you have questions.  If you have received a reminder about registration for the 2022-23 school year, these tips may help you complete the process.  You may contact the school office by phone or Melissa Marple by email at [email protected] if you have additional questions. 



 
From Drowning to Thriving: Addressing Teacher Burnout
Pandemic fatigue and COVID burnout are very real experiences we have likely all felt. We are quicker to snap at loved ones. We frequently feel overwhelmed. We seldom feel recognized when we do put in the effort. Those feelings can be documented across the board in all professions; however, if you have been following national and local news stories then you know that one profession hit very hard with burnout has been educators. Whether it’s due to concern over students’ physical and emotional well-being, worry about students’ academic growth, added stress from a teacher’s growing workload, or concern for their own (or their family’s) social and emotional well-being, educators are drowning.
 
Anderson County Schools Federal and State COVID-Relief Spending Informational Guide
Sitting in a meeting with the board at Anderson County Schools or watching the live stream of the meeting, one thing becomes perfectly clear: our school board makes decisions that are informed by feedback from all stakeholders and is focused primarily on what is best for the students in our district. Have we gotten parent input, student input, staff input, community input? Check. Will this new program help recover some of the student learning loss? Are we targeting intervention services? Will this decision provide clear and direct aid to students? Check, check, and check. This is the process Superintendent Mitchell and the rest of the board follow in all decisions to ensure that each choice is informed and focused on best practices for the students in our schools. So too with the choices of how our district should spend the federal and state relief funds provided for COVID-Relief.
 
No Matter the Weather, Anderson County Teachers and Students Stick Together
LAWRENCEBURG, Ky-- As the winter weather continues to impact our area, many of us recall fond childhood memories of snow days off of school spent lazing about our homes, sporadically going outside to play in the snow. When we would return to school, our teachers would spend time refreshing our memories on our most recent lessons before continuing on to new content. We all loved those snow days, but what we did not enjoy were the warm summer days tacked on to the end of the school year that had to be used as make-up days. The warm breeze wafting through the classroom window seemed to call louder than the snow ever did.
 
Message from Superintendent Mitchell - Updated Guidance from CDC and KDHP
As you know, the CDC and Public Health released new Covid-19 guidance for schools this week.  I've been in consultation with our local Health Department, KDE and Cumberland Family Medical.  The Education Commissioner also held a webex for superintendents yesterday that included consultation with Dr. Connie White.  The new guidance has several changes and we have updated the Test to Stay document, put together a summary of changes document and provided the attachments below.
 
New Principal Announcement
SECC Families,

As SECC SBDM council members, we are excited to announce Mrs. Robin Ratliff as the next principal of our school. Mrs. Ratliff comes to us from Robert B. Turner Elementary as the Reading Interventionist. Mrs. Ratliff has served in Anderson County Schools for 18 years in a variety of positions including Kindergarten Teacher, Instructional Coach, and Reading Interventionist.  

Mrs. Ratliff is an energetic and outgoing leader that is passionate about early childhood education. We are confident that Mrs. Ratliff will continue to lead our school to success as we lay the educational foundation for our young learners.

Please join us for a reception to welcome Mrs. Robin Ratliff as our next principal on Tuesday, December 7th from 4:30-5:30.


Thank you for your continued support and input into this very important process. 

 
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Sparrow Early Childhood Center
Robin Ratliff, Principal
1154 N. Bypass
Lawrenceburg, KY 40342
 Phone - (502) 839-2504
 Fax - (502) 839-2533
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