AimsWeb+ Benchmark Testing
As we approach the AimsWeb+ benchmark testing period, we want to emphasize the critical importance of your child's attendance during these assessments. Consistent attendance ensures that each student has the opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge and skills accurately, which is essential for tailoring instruction to meet their individual needs. To help your child perform at their best, encourage them to get a good night's sleep before testing days and eat a healthy breakfast to fuel their minds. discussing the tests as an opportunity to showcase their learning rather than a source of stress. Additionally, remind them to approach the tests with a positive mindset and to take their time while answering questions. Your support in fostering a positive attitude and ensuring regular attendance will play a significant role in their success during this crucial assessment period.
The testing window is as follows:
Kindergarten – Fifth Grade: Monday, January 27th- Friday, January 31st
Sixth Grade – Monday February 3rd- Wednesday, February 5th.
Please check your child’s classroom Schoology for their individual testing time. Thank you for your partnership in your child’s education!
"A Special Place to Learn and Grow"
Located in a rural setting, New Boston Central School has a positive school climate. Children enjoy attending school. Staff and students believe that each student is capable of making significant academic progress. Thematic teaching, critical skills, cooperative learning, participation in purposeful multi-age activities, and integrated units ensure that the children perceive the learning experience as a relevant one. Students are given the opportunity to explore mathematics using manipulatives and are encouraged to ask questions and take risks.
Bobcat News
The New Boston Central School publishes a regular newsletter that contains helpful information for families to keep informed about what is happening at the school and within the wider community.
Click on the links below to download the latest "Bobcat News" (Adobe PDF format):