Herrington’s 2018-19 School Report Card

Highlights of the 2018-19 school report card include Herrington’s overall scaled scores and Distinction Designations.

Herrington earned an “A” Accountability Rating with an overall scaled score of 94!

Herrington also received four of the six Distinction Designations that can be earned by elementary schools:

• Academic Achievement in Science
• Top 25% Comparative Academic Growth
• Top 25% Comparative Closing the Gaps
• Postsecondary Readiness

Click on the link below to access the full report card for Herrington.

Herrington Elem. 2018-19 School Report Card

All Herrington families are reading A Boy Called Bat by Elana K. Arnold from January 21 through February 11. Parents are encouraged to read the book aloud to their children, following the reading schedule inside the front cover. thank you, Herrington PTA, for funding this reading program! Click on the link below to read the Parent Information Letter or to get another copy of the reading schedule.

Boy Called Bat Information

This is our third year for the One School, One Book initiative.Our first book was The Chocolate Touch in 2017-18, followed by The Lemonade War in 2018-19. Schoolwide conversations about these books help students to grow as readers and to develop deeper understanding of literature.

2019-2020 School Supply List

If you plan to be a Watch D.O.G., go on a field trip, volunteer in the classroom, or work with students, you must complete the online application AND receive approval. Please allow at least two weeks before the event you wish to attend, as approval can take several weeks. The Online Volunteer Application for 2019-20 is open.

Online Volunteer Application.

Some helpful tips to remember when submitting your volunteer application:

1. Please complete entire form.
2. Select the school(s) where you would like to volunteer (you can choose more than one school).
3. Please make sure that you click the SUBMIT button.

Thank you in advance for going through this process. We look forward to you volunteering at our school!

Linda Herrington Elementary has been designated a Spanish Language and Culture Institute. Students in kindergarten through fifth grade attend five 50-minute Spanish classes every two weeks. Students are learning the Spanish language as well as learning about the cultures of Spanish speaking countries and the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico. The Spanish program coordinator is Beatriz Patten. Spanish teachers are Rosa Baza, Mirna Dumarielle, Laura Gonzalez, and Nicole Orengo.

Students in this picture are playing a game using Spanish vocabulary.

Spanish Language and Culture Institute Information

Please click on the link below to access a digital copy of the Parent Approval of Software Apps form, which contains working links to the privacy policies of the various software apps.

2019-08-29 Parent Approval of Software Apps