News and Highlights
- For many kids, summertime means food, friends, and fun. For families who count on school breakfast and lunch however, the summer months can be stressful when family food budgets have to stretch even further. Free summer meals, funded by the USDA, are available to kids and teens ages 18 and younger at summer meals sites across Virginia. For more information on our Free Summer Meal Program please see this link.
- Programa gratuito de comidas de verano en español
- If you have a child that will be 5 years old by September 30, 2019 and you would like to enroll in Salem City Schools please see our Kindergarten Registration Information here.
- Please see the revised calendar for school year 2019/2020 here.
- The Salem School Division is one of just 25 school districts in the nation to be selected and then studied as part of the Innovative Successful Practices Project that was orchestrated by the American Association of School Administrators. What it means is that Salem Schools are on the cutting edge of education for our 21st century learners. Read more about the honor here.
- If you are interested in being employed with Aramark, our division’s food service provider, please follow this link.
- Salem City Schools is once again named as one of the state’s top 10 school divisions. Read details here.
- SCS Legislative Priorities and Positions for the 2019 General Assembly
- Salem City Schools School Quality Reports and Report Cards
MAKE-UP DAYS
There are a total of 10 possible make-up days in the 2018-19 calendar, four excess time days and six makeup days.
The days are listed in the planned order of their use. Students, parents, and employees should note that circumstances sometimes
require a departure for the order listed. The order in which these days are used may change.
1. Excess Time Built-in Make-up Day
2. Excess Time Built-in Make-up Day
3. Excess Time Built-in Make-up Day
4. Excess Time Built-in Make-up Day
5. February 4 Rescheduled as a student day (Schedule conferences as needed)
6. March 8 Rescheduled as a student day
7. April 26 Rescheduled as a student day
8. April 25 Rescheduled as a student day
9. April 24 Rescheduled as a student day
10. April 23 Rescheduled as a student day
Depending on the timing and frequency of any missed days, specifically if an inordinate number of student days are missed early
in the winter season, the Board may consider rescheduling the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and/or Memorial Day Holidays as
additional student days to be determined no later than the January 8, 2019 and May 7, 2019 Board Meetings, respectively.
REPORT PERIODS
DATES TERM PROGRESS REPORT ISSUED
September 4 – November 6
45 school days
November 12 at Parent Teacher Conference or November 13
November 7 – January 25
45 school days
January 31
First Semester Subtotals 90 days
January 28 – April 2
45 school days
April 8
April 3 – June 13
45 school days
June 20 (mailed)
Second Semester Subtotals 90 school days
Salem City Schools Education Blog
ILO(Intended Learner Outcome) and Progress Reports
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