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This past month, the Dallas ISD Postsecondary Partnerships & Programs Department held C IF (Common Instructional Framework) training for Early College Teachers, a core component in Early College schools design.  \nAll ECHS students have an Advisor to talk to for celebrating weekly successes in their college courses, or to talk about strategies to complete weekly lessons and assignments.  \nParent/Guardian are encouraged to support Advisors by asking their students often for updates on their college courses' grades.  \nPrincipal's Playbook: Ms. Johnson  \nShout out to those that have been present in the hallways every period. Shout out to those who have been visible and vigilant. It is needed for all of our safety and systems that are put in place. If you are not on board yet, hop on the train this week! Thanks to Ms. Anthony and Mr. Phillips for holding the first TSIA boot camp for the year.  \nCollege Facilitating  \nProgress monitoring has been goint great formost of us! Kuddos to you all for supporting our scholars. Please don't wait until late in the week to check. This should be progressive th rougout the week.  \n.  \nClassroom Expectations  \nPlease use your planning periods for preparation and when you have DUTY, please report to duty. You are required to have a 45 minute planning time per instructional day or a total of 450 minutes in 2 weeks. You all have roughly 675 minutes per week, so please use that time wisely. The rest of the time for duty and PLC, please comply.  \nSelf care tips  \n Walk a Local Trail  \n Find a new playlist  \n Write or Doodle in a Journal  \nAggressive monitoring  \nRosters should be complete and you should have as you walk around the room and give feedback to students.  \nSafety tips  \nPlease check the following daily:  \nEvery student should have ID badge visible.  \nEvery ECHS should have a collegiate shirt on and be in dress code.  \nECHSthe loop...  \nUPCOMING EVENTS  \nParent University 11/9/23  \n8-week term 2 begins 10/17/23 Senior Symposium  \n4 year University visits TBA  \n MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS  \nTSIA Ramp-up Initiative  \nParents, did you know the Texas Success Initiative Assessment is a crucial component of the Early College Program? The purpose of the Texas Success Initiative (TSIA) program is to guide Texas public institutions of higher education in determining whether entering, non-exempt students are ready for entry-level college coursework in the areas of reading, writing, and mathematics..  \nSkyline Early College students will have several opportunities to review and practice for these important exams during Advisory periods and TSIA Boot Camps every Friday starting on November 4th.  \nPlease encourage your student to be present and to study/ practice on their own as much as possible. [Accuplacer.org](Accuplacer.org) is an excellent resource for practice tests.  \n\n| |\n| --- |\n| ANNOUNCEMENTS\u003Cbr>We are ramping up TSIA testing for juniors and Sophomores that have not passed ELAR and/or Math.\u003Cbr>Skyline ECHS Goals\u003Cbr> 9th graders: will be tested by Dec. 16th for ELAR ( English Reading/Writing) only\u003Cbr> 10th graders:will be tested at least once by Dec. 16th for ELAR and MATH\u003Cbr> 11th graders: 90% TESTED and minimum 50% passed TSI or met through waiver exemptions.\u003Cbr> 12th graders: 100% tested with minimum of 85% passed TSI or met through waiver or exemption\u003Cbr>Let's get it! |\n\nCOACH'S CALL...  \nMr. STEWART'S REMINDERS  \nParents please encourage your students to remain engaged during the duration of their classes. Our Teacher have Bell to be","cbCaicDdEfqBoPcB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicDdEfqBoPcB","pdf",3870787,12,"English","# Issue No. 3 | October, 2023\n## Hispanic Heritage Month Recap\n## Helping Students Succeed\n## Principal's Playbook and Safety Systems\n## College Facilitating and Progress Monitoring\n## Classroom Expectations and Self-Care Tips\n## Aggressive Monitoring and Safety Tips\n## Upcoming Events\n## Monthly Highlights: TSIA Ramp-up Initiative\n## Announcements and Action Plan\n## Coach's Call and Reminders\n## Coordinator's Corner","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSIA) for Early College students?\",\"answer\":\"The purpose of the TSIA program is to help Texas public higher education institutions determine whether non-exempt entering students are ready for entry-level college coursework in reading, writing, and mathematics.\"},{\"question\":\"When do TSIA Boot Camps and practice activities start?\",\"answer\":\"TSIA Boot Camps begin every Friday starting November 4. 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