Inclusion Week March 23-27 - Dripping Springs ISD
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Inclusion Week
March 23-27
On the 27th, Students wear class shirts
Staff wear class shirt or coral school shirt
* During inclusion week students will
learn about various disabilities and
impairments. This includes exploring
challenges some individuals may
face. Students will learn that peers
with disabilities want to participate in
many of the same activities although
the activity may need to be adapted.
This is a celebration of being unique
and how we can have compassion
for everyone.
DSISD PARENT UNIVERSITY #4
TECH GENERATION:
Raising Balanced Kids In A
Hyper-Connected World
By Dr. Mike Brooks, PhD, LSSP
APRIL 2, 2020 @ DSES CAFETERIA
6:00 - LIGHT DINNER
6:30 - 7:30 PRESENTATION
CHILDCARE PROVIDED BY DSHS STUDENT
VOLUNTEERS
CLICK TO RSVP
Presentation & Meals
provided by generous
grant from
DS Education Foundation
Click for more info about
presentation/presentor
Census 101
What You Need to Know
Lo que necesita saber sobre el censo
The 2020 Census is closer than you think! Here’s a quick refresher of what it is and why it’s
essential everyone is counted.
¡El censo del 2020 está más cerca de lo que piensas! A continuación te damos un
rápido repaso de lo que es y por qué es esencial que todos seamos contados
Everyone Counts It’s about $675 billion
The census counts every person living Census data determine how more than
in the U.S. once, only once and in the $675 billion are spent, supporting your
right place. state, country and community’s vital
programs.
Todos cuentan
El censo cuenta a cada persona Se trata de $675 billones
viviendo en los Estados Unidos solo una La información obtenida en el censo
vez y en el lugar correcto. determina como más de $675 billones de
dólares serán gastados, apoyando a tu
estado, país y programas vitales en tu
It’s in the Constitution comunidad.
The U.S Constitution requires a census
every 10 years. The census covers the
entire country and everyone living there. It’s about redistricting
The first census was in 1790. After each census, state officials use the
results to redraw the boundaries of their
Está en la constitución congressional and state legislative districts,
La constitución de los Estados Unidos adapting to population shifts.
requiere un censo cada 10 años. El
censo cubre el país entero y todos los Se trata de la redistribución de distritos
que viven ahí. El primer censo fue en Después de cada censo, oficiales del
1790. estado usan los resultados para delinear
los límites de sus distritos legislativos del
Congreso y del Estado, adaptándose a los
It’s about fair representation cambios de población.
Every 10 years, the results of the census
are used to reapportion the House of
Representatives, determining how many Taking part is your civic duty
seats each state gets. Completing the census is required: it’s a
way to participate in our democracy and
Se trata de representación justa say “I COUNT!”
Cada 10 años, los resultados del censo
son usados para redistribuir la Cámara Participar es tu deber civil
de los representantes y así determinar Participar en el censo es un requisito: Es
cuántos asientos cada estado recibe. una manera de participar en nuestra
democracia y edecir “YO CUENTO”.
Shape
your future
START HERE >CENSUS 101: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
The 2020 Census is closer than you think!
Here’s a quick refresher of what it is and why it’s essential that everyone is counted.
Everyone
counts.
The census
counts every
person living in It’s about fair
the United
States once, only representation.
once, and in the
right place. Every 10 years,
the results of the
census are used to
reapportion the
House of
Representatives,
determining how
many seats each
state gets.
It’s in the
Constitution.
The U.S. Constitution mandates
that everyone in the country be
counted every 10 years. The first
census was in 1790.
It’s about
$675 billion. It’s about
redistricting.
After each decade’s census, state
officials redraw the boundaries of the
congressional and state legislative
districts in their states to account for
population shifts.
The distribution of
more than $675 billion
in federal funds,
grants, and support to
states, counties, and
Taking part is
communities are
based on census data.
your civic duty.
That money is spent Completing the census
on schools, hospitals, is mandatory: it’s a way
roads, public works, to participate in our
and other vital democracy and say
programs. “I COUNT!”Census data are
being used all
Businesses use census
data to decide where
around you.
to build factories,
offices, and stores,
which create jobs.
Local governments
use the census for
public safety and
emergency
preparedness.
Residents use the census to
support community
initiatives involving Real estate
legislation, quality-of-life, developers use the
and consumer advocacy. census to build
new homes and
revitalize old
Your privacy
neighborhoods.
is protected.
It’s against the law for the
Census Bureau to publicly 2020 will be
release your responses in any
way that could identify you or easier than ever.
your household.
In 2020, you will be
By law, your responses cannot
able to respond to the
be used against you and can
census online.
only be used to produce
statistics.
You can help.
You are the expert—we need
your ideas on the best way to
make sure everyone in your
community gets counted.
F I N D O U T H O W T O H E L P AT
2 0 2 0 C E N S U S . G O V/ PA R T N E R SProcess for Registration
For more info,
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* Online Registration opens March 23
,.,fY'i 2020. please click here.
*Families enrolling in tuition
� supported PreK must register Online
by 4/3/20 to be entered into a lottery
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for the campus of their choice.
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*Paperwork must be returned either
4/14/20 from 4:00pm - 7:00pm or 4/16/20
from 7:00am to 1:00pm
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at your Zoned Elementary Campus.
WHAT TO BRING
1. Proof of residency
2. Drivers License or valid state ID
3. Your child's:
• Original birth certificate
• Original social security card ort e
•
•
Immunization records
Documentation of eligibility if seeking
2020-21 DSISD
to enroll as a student qualified for the
state mandated PreK program
school ear!
Pre-Kindergarten
DSISD offers a full-day Pre-K program at each
of the district elementary campuses. The
program is available to all eligible students.
Kindergarten
Children who are four years old on or before Children must be 5 years of age on or before
September 1st, 2020 are eligible to enroll in September 1. 2020, be a resident of
the Tuition-Supported Pre-Kindergarten Dripping Springs, and meet the immunization
Program at Dripping Springs, Rooster Springs, requirements.
Sycamore Springs & Walnut Springs.
State Mandated Free Pre-K Eligibility
Child must be 4 years of age on or before September 1, 2020, a
resident of Dripping Springs ISD and
o meet immunization requirements
o meet at least one of the following conditions:
■ child is unable to speak and comprehend the English language; or
■ child is homeless; or
■ child has a parent or official guardian who is an active duty member of the
armed forces of the United States, including the state military forces or a
reserve component of the armed forces who was injured or killed while Note: Due to federal
serving on active duty; or guidelines, proof of eligibility
must be provided.
■ child has ever been in foster care; or This may include proof of
■ child is eligible to participate in the national free or reduced price lunch income. Please see the
program due to limited family income. district website for more
details.
■ child of a person eligible for the Star of Texas Award as a Peace Officer,
Firefighter or Emergancy Medical First Responder
Dripping Springs Independent School District dsisdtx.us 510 W. Mercer Street Dripping Springs, TX 78620SYCAMORE SPRINGS ELEMENTARY FUN RUN
IS COMING THIS SEMESTER!
SSES PTA is super excited to announce that our school is participating in the Apex Leadership Co.
program again as our major Spring semester fundraiser! Our Apex program will run from April 13th – 24th.
With your help, our goal is to help foster student leadership habits and raise funds for our school the healthy way!
PARTNERSHIP EVERYONE CAN HOW CAN YOU
WITH APEX PARTICIPATE HELP
Apex provides an amazing 2- Every student participates in It’s easy as 1-2-3!
week interactive leadership the daily leadership and When the fundraiser kicks off,
program combined with a fun character lessons, receives help our school by:
run fundraiser that helps daily lesson silicone 1) Connecting your child to
schools all over the country wristbands, enjoys classroom potential sponsors.
raise much needed funds. & school wide rewards, and 2) Log your child’s pledges at
During the fun-filled program, attends the celebratory, high www.MyApexEvent.com.
Apex promotes 3 core values: energy fun run event, 3) Come to the event and
Leadership, good character regardless of financial cheer on your child as they
and fitness. participation in the fundraiser. run!
Watch for more info to come home in your child's folder and for e-mails as we get closer to kick-off .
Thank you for supporting our school!Dripping Springs ISD Community Services
Presents . . .
Hill Country Karate
Session I: Tues, Mar 31 - May 26 (RSE)
Session II: Wed, April 1 - May 27 (WSE)
Ages 5 to 12: 6:30 - 7:30 PM
Ages 13 & Up: 7:30 - 8:30 PM
Session I: $70.00 per session
Rooster Springs Gym
1001 Belterra Dr.
Karate for All Ages (Optional) $55 fee includes:
Two Step Registration Process:
Austin, TX. • 1. Register & make payment for
Improves self-esteem and confidence!
class at http://drippingspringsisd.
Session II: • Promotes good attitudes!
revtrak.net
Walnut Springs Gym • Encourages good grades! 2. Go online to www.hckarate.com
300 Sportsplex Dr. • Provides self-defense skills! to complete the liability waiver for
Dripping Springs, TX. • Discourages drug use! Hill Country Karate.
All white karate uniform with elastic waistband required. Optional $55 fee to be paid to DSISD for:
New Students —Uniform and first belt promotion.
Returning or Advanced Students — Competition fee for one
tournament or one junior karate camp during the course of particular session.
Money will not be collected on site. Call (512) 858-3021.
DSISD COMMUNITY SERVICES REGISTRATION FORM
Register online at http://drippingspringsisd.revtrak.net
MAIL TO: DSISD Community Service Office
DO NOT SEND FORM BACK TO YOUR CHILD’S SCHOOL!
P.O. Box 479 510 W. Mercer
Dripping Springs, TX 78620
Participant’s Name ________________________________ Age _______ Grade 2019/2020 _______ Parents Name __________________
Address _________________________________________ City _______________________________ State _______Zip____________
Email __________________________________ Cell Phone _______________________________ Home Phone ___________________
Emergency Contact ____________________________ Relation ___________________ Emergency Number ______________________
Location Day Dates Time New or Returning Fee
RSE (Ages 5-12) Tuesday Mar 31 - May 26 6:30 - 7:30 PM $70
RSE (Ages 13 & Up) Tuesday Mar 31 - May 26 7:30 - 8:30 PM $70
WSE (Ages 5-12) Wednesday April 1 - May 27 6:30 - 7:30 PM $70
WSE (Ages 13 & Up) Wednesday April 1 - May 27 7:30 - 8:30 PM $70
OPTIONAL $55
No confirmation or reminder cards/calls will be given. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:DSISD TOTAL FEE
REFUND POLICY: We will be happy to refund the full amount of tuition, less a $10 processing fee, when you cancel prior to one week before the camp
begins. No refunds will be given after this time. Any changes to registrations prior to one week before camp begins will result in a $10 processing fee. No
changes will be made after this time. Fees will not be prorated for late enrollment or missed classes. I have read and acknowledge the refund policy.
PICTURE/VIDEO RELEASE AGREEMENT: Student and Parent/Guardian release to DSISD the student’s name, picture, art, written work, voice, verbal
statements, portraits (video or still) and consent to their use by DSISD. DSISD and the agrees that the student’s name, picture, art, written work, voice, verbal
statements, portraits (video or still) shall only be used for honoring students, public relations, public information, school or district promotion, publicity and
instruction. Student and Parent/Guardaian undterstand and agree that: No monetary consideration shall be paid; Consent and release have been given with
out coercion or duress; This agreement is bindng upon heirs and/or future legal representatives: The photo, video, student name, art work, written work, or
students statemant may be used in subsequent years.
WAIVER OF CLAIMS: I authorize the Dripping Springs ISD, its employees and agents to transport me or my child(ren) to the hospital, doctor, or dentist
in the event of an injury or accident. I agree to assume all medical costs incurred. I further release Dripping Springs ISD, its employees and agents from all
claims and responsibility for physical injury and property loss.
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