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Attention 6th grade parents:

Athletics Information
If your child has signed up for Athletics at DMS he/she will need to obtain a physical before school starts. You can obtain the proper forms by going to http://www.southlakecarroll.edu . Click on "Athletics" and then click on "UIL Participation and Physical Form". You can print this form for your doctor to fill out. CISD will be offering physicals for $25 at the following dates and times.

Girls - May 7 @ CHS 4:30pm-7:30pm
Boys - May 8 @ CHS 4:30pm-7:30pm

Students who signed up for Physical Education will not need a physical.

Dr. Moses will be mailing the following information to your home during the month of May:

1.  Terra Nova Results
2.  Your child's Math matrix and 7th Grade Math placement information
3.  Your child's Science matrix and 7th Grade Science placement information

Attention 5th grade parents:

Grade 6 Accelerated Math
The process for nominating students who were not enrolled in the Fifth Grade Accelerated Math program ended April 4, 2008. The district will test nominated students on May 10, 2008 using an achievement and abilities test.  Parents will be notified of the time and location of the testing by Dr. Moses’ office.
*There will be no students tested for accelerated mathematics if the paper work was not submitted and obtained by Dr. Moses’ office on or before April 4th at 4:30 p.m.

Accelerated Math Information Meeting will be held on May 21st, EIS Cafeteria, from 6:30-7:30.

This meeting is for parents of students entering 6th Grade Accelerated Math. If your child participated in testing you will have received confirmation, from Dr. Moses, regarding your child's placement by the above meeting date. If your child is currently in 5th Grade Accelerated Math they automatically are placed in 6th Grade Accelerated Math unless your child chooses not to participate in the program.

Fifth grade Growth and Development Class

May 7 @ 4PM is the parent preview of the Growth and Development film.
May 14 9th period ALL 5th grade students will attend Growth and Development class
Boys and Girls will be in separate rooms.

TAKS Testing dates

• March 5: Fifth grade TAKS Reading

• April 8: Fifth grade TAKS Math

• April 29 :Sixth grade TAKS Math

• April 30: Sixth grade TAKS Reading

• May 1: Fifth grade TAKS Science

The Texas Education Agency has developed TAKS Study Guides to help students strengthen the TEKS-based skills that are taught in class and tested on TAKS. These guides are designed for students to use on their own at home or for students and families to work through together. There are 3 ways to obtain these optional study guides:

• Go to the Campus Test Scores page and follow the link to the TEA Study Guide page.  From that page, study guides in pdf format can be printed in their entirety or used online.  When working through the study guide online, parents can choose to print only selected pages.

• Order Study guides by phone.  This information can be found on the same TAKS  Study Guide page.

• Order by mail using this order form

The TEA has also announced the official launch of the following TAKS interactive study guides that feature interactive resources and practice questions with instant feedback.  They are free and require no download.

TAKS Interactive Study Guide for Grade 3 Reading (English)
TAKS Interactive Study Guide for Grade 3 Reading (Spanish)
TAKS Interactive Study Guide for Grade 5 Reading (English)
TAKS Interactive Study Guide for Grade 5 Reading (Spanish)
TAKS Interactive Study Guide for Grade 8 Reading (English)
TAKS Interactive Study Guide for Exit Level ELA (English)
TAKS Interactive Study Guide for Exit Level Mathematics (English)
TAKS Interactive Study Guide for Exit Level Science (English)
TAKS Interactive Study Guide for Exit Level Social Studies (English)

The interactive study guides listed above can be accessed from this page by selecting a grade level from the drop down menu.
No password or login name is needed to access the guides. 

Eubanks Intermediate School is a happy, nurturing, innovative learning environment that thrives on commitment and collaboration among students, teachers, parents, and the community.  Students experience success while contributing to the world around them.

• Students, teachers, and visitors feel safe and welcome

• Students work cooperatively in groups to extend their learning.

• Teachers collaborate by sharing lessons, ideas, and methods that maximize student success.

• Students are actively engaged in their learning through hands-on experiences.

• Our School community consistently participates in service projects.

• Student success is recognized and rewarded.

• Mutual respect is apparent.

• There is open communication among students, teachers, parents, and administrators.

• All decisions are based on what is best for students.

Disclaimers: General information on the district web pages is available for copying by the public.  Student work, however, is copyrighted material and may not be knowingly reproduced or copied without written permission by the student.  (please direct questions to webmaster.

Material on district web pages often reflects an individual's thoughts, interests and activities and may not necessarily be the opinions or ideas of Carroll I.S.D.  Concern about the content of any page(s) created by students or staff must be directed to the campus principal and/or the Public Information Officer.

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