TOMORROW, Wednesday, February 18th at 10:00 a.m., Jett, Logan and coaches will be leaving for Denver. Come join us as we line the trophy case hallway to cheer on our State Bound Wrestlers!
Every time a Longhorn Wrestler is on the mat, Dustin Uhland and Tanner Barth will call the match while the TEAM SPONSORSHIP page is displayed on the screen. If you are interested in sponsoring CAF Media's coverage of the Longhorns at the state wrestling tournament, please email cafmedia22@gmail.com.
Due to weather conditions, today's basketball game at Cheraw has been cancelled. Once a rescheduled date has been set, it will be posted.
Friday, February 13th - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 14th - 8:30 a.m.
All matches will be broadcast on:
CAF Media: https://caf-media.com/live/
R&M Broadcasting: https://m.youtube.com/@rmbroadcasting/streams
LET'S GO HORNS!
Team Members (Left to Right): Kaydon Evans, Jett Konkel, Wyatt Cohoon, Thomas Schmidt and Parker Arbuthnot.
📢 A Message from the Accountability Committee
📚 After the parent/teacher conference:
✔ Talk with your child about how it went
✔ Stay in touch with the teacher
✔ Check your child’s progress in PowerSchool
Your follow-up helps your child succeed.
When families and teachers work together, children grow.
👉 The Accountability Committee will have a table at conferences with handouts for families and treats for those who attend—first come, first served.
📢 A Message from the Accountability Committee
📊 During your meeting:
Asking good questions is important:
✔ Ask your most important questions first
✔ Share what you see at home
✔ Ask for examples if something is not clear
✔ Ask how you can help at home
✔ Thank the teacher
You can also ask:
✔ How is my child growing on NWEA?
✔ What does the score mean?
✔ How is IXL helping my child practice?
Ask about plans for your child:
READ Plan (reading help):
“Does my child need extra help with reading?”
ICAP (middle & high school):
“What are my child’s goals?”
“Is my child ready for school, college, or a job?”
These questions help you be a strong voice for your child and understand what they need in class.
👉 The Accountability Committee will have a table at conferences with handouts for families and treats for those who attend—first come, first served.
Click here to download a guide to bring with you to your conference: https://aptg.co/T5FKmr
📢 A Message from the Accountability Committee
📝 How can I get ready?
Before your meeting:
✔ Talk with your child about how school feels and if anything is hard
✔ Look at grades and homework
✔ Write down your questions
📘 Parents help kids do better in school
Research shows that when parents are involved:
✔ Students get better grades
✔ Students do better on tests
✔ Students are more likely to finish school
Getting ready helps you use your time well and ask what matters most.
👉 The Accountability Committee will have a table at conferences with handouts for families and treats for those who attend—first come, first served.
Click here to download a guide to bring with you to your conference: https://aptg.co/T5FKmr
FEBRUARY FAMILY READING NIGHT
Reading is a Slam Dunk! Wednesday 2/11/26 5:00-6:00pm
Please enter through the Little Longhorns Entrance
Jr. High Girls & Boys BB League Champs will Co-Host!
Leadership Lighthouse Committee will provide snacks and incentives!
Event Contact: Mrs. Gale
📢 A Message from the Accountability Committee
📘 This week is parent-teacher conferences!
The Accountability Committee is here to help parents and students get the most out of conferences this quarter.
Conferences help families and teachers work together.
They help you:
✔ Learn how your child is doing
✔ Ask questions
✔ Make a plan to help your child grow
When families and teachers work together, students do better.
👉 The Accountability Committee will have a table at conferences with handouts for families and treats for those who attend—first come, first served.
Click here to download a guide to bring with you to your conference: https://aptg.co/T5FKmr
📊 How do NWEA scores work?
Each student gets a number called a RIT score.
This number shows:
✔ What your child is ready to learn
✔ How your child is growing
When the number goes up, it means your child is learning.
We care about growth over time, not just one test day.
A RIT score is not a grade or a percent.
You can ask your teacher what your child is ready to learn next.
Watch this to learn how to read your child’s MAP Growth report: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=BFeKublZTwI
🧠 How does NWEA work?
The test changes for each student.
✔ If a question is right, it gets a little harder
✔ If a question is missed, it gets a little easier
This helps find the level that fits your child.
NWEA is not a grade and not a test you pass or fail.
It is a tool to help teachers understand learning.
Here’s a video that shows how MAP adapts to your child’s answers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=mVkyXls60Ik&feature=youtu.be
🎯 Why do we use NWEA?
NWEA helps teachers know what to teach next.
It helps teachers:
✔ Find learning gaps
✔ Give extra help
✔ Plan small groups
✔ Support each child
This test helps teachers act early so small problems do not grow bigger.
We also use NWEA to help guide our school improvement goals.
This guide explains how teachers use MAP Growth to give students the right support: https://www.nwea.org/resource-center/resource/family-guide-to-map-growth/
📘 What is NWEA?
NWEA is a test we use to help students grow.
Students take it in:
✔ Reading
✔ Math
We give this test in fall, winter, and spring.
This helps us see how students grow over time.
There is no pass or fail.
The goal is to understand learning and give the right help.
Watch this short video to learn what the NWEA MAP Growth test is and how it helps your child: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79h958Qd8sA
